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,1. Late in A
pregnancy, a because of partial occlusion of the
patient often vena cava and aorta from the weight
develops supine of the uterus. This impedes venous
hypotension return from the lower extremities
because of although increased collateral
a. partial circulation during pregnancy helps
occlusion of the to compensate. Remaining in the
vena cava and supine position for long periods of
aorta. time could decrease fetal
b. decreased oxygenation as well. The lateral
peripheral recumbent position relieves the
collateral pressure on the vena cava and
circulation. aorta, allowing the blood pressure
c. increased to increase and symptoms to
blood flow to decrease.
the placenta.
, C
Some maternal contraindications to
breastfeeding include:
-Infection with HIV/AIDS
The nurse must
-Use of antiretroviral medications
educate the new
-Active TB not treated
mother that a
-Infection with human T-cell
contraindication
lymphotropic virus
to breast
-Illicit drug use
feeding is
-Use of chemotherapeutic agents
a. fetal
-Radiation therapy (may require only
macrosomia.
interruption during treatment)
b. type II
-Use of other medications that pass
diabetes.
into the breast milk and may harm
c. infection with
the child
HIV/AIDS.
-Presence of herpes on the breast
-Presence of varicella lesions on the
breast (may resume after lesions
crust)
, The initial B
postpartal ...with the dominant hand while
intervention supporting the inferior uterus with
indicated for a the non-dominant hand to prevent
soft boggy trauma. If the fundus does not
uterus is to contract with massage, then further
a. apply an ice evaluation is indicated to determine
compress. if placental fragments remain. After
b. massage the the fundus becomes contracted, the
fundus until firm. nurse should push firmly downward
c. apply a warm on the fundus to expel clots that
compress. may have pooled.
With the A
vibroacoustic Usually, stimulus is applied for 1-2
stimulation test, seconds and repeated up to 3 times
stimulus with an with time extending to 3 seconds in
artificial larynx order to stimulate fetal movement. A
or other device positive or reactive finding is an
is applied to the increased fetal heart rate of 15 bpm
maternal or more for at least 15 seconds;
abdomen for however, a nonreactive result does
a. 1 to 3 seconds. not always indicate fetal abnormality
b. 5 to 10 but indicates the need for further
seconds. testing.
c. 1 to 2 minutes.
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Terms in this set (300)
,1. Late in A
pregnancy, a because of partial occlusion of the
patient often vena cava and aorta from the weight
develops supine of the uterus. This impedes venous
hypotension return from the lower extremities
because of although increased collateral
a. partial circulation during pregnancy helps
occlusion of the to compensate. Remaining in the
vena cava and supine position for long periods of
aorta. time could decrease fetal
b. decreased oxygenation as well. The lateral
peripheral recumbent position relieves the
collateral pressure on the vena cava and
circulation. aorta, allowing the blood pressure
c. increased to increase and symptoms to
blood flow to decrease.
the placenta.
, C
Some maternal contraindications to
breastfeeding include:
-Infection with HIV/AIDS
The nurse must
-Use of antiretroviral medications
educate the new
-Active TB not treated
mother that a
-Infection with human T-cell
contraindication
lymphotropic virus
to breast
-Illicit drug use
feeding is
-Use of chemotherapeutic agents
a. fetal
-Radiation therapy (may require only
macrosomia.
interruption during treatment)
b. type II
-Use of other medications that pass
diabetes.
into the breast milk and may harm
c. infection with
the child
HIV/AIDS.
-Presence of herpes on the breast
-Presence of varicella lesions on the
breast (may resume after lesions
crust)
, The initial B
postpartal ...with the dominant hand while
intervention supporting the inferior uterus with
indicated for a the non-dominant hand to prevent
soft boggy trauma. If the fundus does not
uterus is to contract with massage, then further
a. apply an ice evaluation is indicated to determine
compress. if placental fragments remain. After
b. massage the the fundus becomes contracted, the
fundus until firm. nurse should push firmly downward
c. apply a warm on the fundus to expel clots that
compress. may have pooled.
With the A
vibroacoustic Usually, stimulus is applied for 1-2
stimulation test, seconds and repeated up to 3 times
stimulus with an with time extending to 3 seconds in
artificial larynx order to stimulate fetal movement. A
or other device positive or reactive finding is an
is applied to the increased fetal heart rate of 15 bpm
maternal or more for at least 15 seconds;
abdomen for however, a nonreactive result does
a. 1 to 3 seconds. not always indicate fetal abnormality
b. 5 to 10 but indicates the need for further
seconds. testing.
c. 1 to 2 minutes.
