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PNR 308 Postpartum Care Questions and
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What is lochia?
Ans: Vaginal discharge after delivery composed of endometrial
tissue, blood, and lymph.
What is the puerperium period?
Ans: The timeframe from birth until the involution of the
uterus is complete, generally 6 weeks.
What does BUBBLLEE stand for in postpartum assessment?
Ans: Breasts, Uterus, Bladder, Bowel, Lochia, Lower
Extremities, Episiotomy, Emotions.
What are the emotional needs of postpartum women?
Ans: Support for hormonal changes, fatigue, and potential
mood disorders like postpartum depression.
What is the initial assessment frequency for a postpartum client?
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Ans: Every 15 minutes for the first hour, then once in the
second hour, and every four hours thereafter.
What is the goal for the uterus during postpartum recovery?
Ans: To be midline, firm, and to ensure the bladder is emptied
frequently.
What are the types of lochia and their characteristics?
Ans: Lochia Rubra (red, lasts 3 days), Lochia Serosa (pinkish,
lasts from day 3-10), Lochia Alba (clear, lasts up to 21 days).
What is an episiotomy?
Ans: A surgical incision made in the perineum during childbirth
to facilitate delivery.
What are the signs of potential complications in postpartum clients?
Ans: Heavy bleeding, signs of infection, severe pain, or
emotional distress.
What nursing interventions support breastfeeding mothers?
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PNR 308 Postpartum Care Questions and
Correct Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
What is lochia?
Ans: Vaginal discharge after delivery composed of endometrial
tissue, blood, and lymph.
What is the puerperium period?
Ans: The timeframe from birth until the involution of the
uterus is complete, generally 6 weeks.
What does BUBBLLEE stand for in postpartum assessment?
Ans: Breasts, Uterus, Bladder, Bowel, Lochia, Lower
Extremities, Episiotomy, Emotions.
What are the emotional needs of postpartum women?
Ans: Support for hormonal changes, fatigue, and potential
mood disorders like postpartum depression.
What is the initial assessment frequency for a postpartum client?
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Ans: Every 15 minutes for the first hour, then once in the
second hour, and every four hours thereafter.
What is the goal for the uterus during postpartum recovery?
Ans: To be midline, firm, and to ensure the bladder is emptied
frequently.
What are the types of lochia and their characteristics?
Ans: Lochia Rubra (red, lasts 3 days), Lochia Serosa (pinkish,
lasts from day 3-10), Lochia Alba (clear, lasts up to 21 days).
What is an episiotomy?
Ans: A surgical incision made in the perineum during childbirth
to facilitate delivery.
What are the signs of potential complications in postpartum clients?
Ans: Heavy bleeding, signs of infection, severe pain, or
emotional distress.
What nursing interventions support breastfeeding mothers?
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