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_____ ______ is the medication most commonly used for a C
section - ✔✔Spinal anesthesia


Acrocyanosis - ✔✔when a newborn has blue fingertips and
toes


Active phase of dilation - ✔✔Dilation of 4-7 cm
Contractions every 2-3 minutes lasting 40-60 seconds
The client is less talkative and focused on comfort and
breathing techniques.


Amniotic fluid should be... - ✔✔clear, watery, and 1000 mL in
amount. Anything other than that requires follow up by the
nurse


Amniotic fluid that is thick, has a foul odor, or is yellowish
may indicate a - ✔✔uterine infection


An episiotomy should begin to heal in ______ weeks -
✔✔about 2-3

,An HIV positive client will be delivering in the next 24 hours.
Which statement regarding the methods of transmission from
mother to fetus/child is most accurate? - ✔✔Through the
ingestion of breast milk from an infected mother


Blood pressure may be ______ after delivery due to
anatomical changes - ✔✔low


cardinal movements of labor - ✔✔the maneuvers,
adjustments, and turns the fetal head normally makes as it
descends in the pelvis


Causes of a cord prolapse - ✔✔hydramnios
the fetus is in breech or transverse presentation
fetus is small


Client education on using a diaphragm - ✔✔Empty bladder
before inserting the diaphragm.
Wash the diaphragm with warm water and mild soap after
use.

, Insert the diaphragm up to six hours before intercourse to
enhance spontaneity.
Always void after intercourse when using a diaphragm.


Cord prolapse - ✔✔when the umbilical cord passes through
the cervix before the baby during labor
*it is compressed against the vaginal wall, delaying or
stopping delivery of blood to the fetus*


Dinoprostone - ✔✔one time dose administered vaginally used
to ripen the cervix


Early deceleration (fetal heart pattern) - ✔✔caused by head
compression
this mirrors each contraction and then returning to baseline
*not a concern*


Early postpartum hemorrhage - ✔✔It usually occurs within
the first hour after delivery.
The total estimated blood loss is ≥1000 mL.
It is most often caused by uterine atony

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