NSG 1600 Unit 1 JEOPARDY
A perfect score is a 10; assessed at 1 and 5 minute intervals and again at 10 minutes
if number is severly low
APGAR
An expected finding of blue hands and feet that results in loss of a point from ten
possible points
Acrocyanosis
10 cm and 100%
Amount of cervical dilation and effacement prior to delivery
Increase O2 to the placenta, does not make cervical change or increase with
ambulation
Braxton Hicks
HR, respiratory effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability, color
Five assessments of APGAR
When is RH immunoglobulin given?
Given at 28 weeks gestation, after an invasive procedure, traumatic event, and within
72 hours post delivery
The person that receives RH immunoglobulin
, RH NEGATIVE MOM
A mom with O negative blood received RH immunoglobulin at 28 weeks after an
amniocentesis and a MVA. She delivered an infant that also has O negative blood.
Rhogam is not indicated post delivery
Given for induction, augmentation, and hemorrhage
Oxytocin (Pitocin)
Causes cramping, given for hemorrhage, must be withheld for a B/P of 140/90 or
greater, constricts blood vessels and contracts uterus
Methylergonovine
Erickson surmised that if you attend to a crying baby's needs in a timely manner as
opposed to letting the infant to cry it out. The infant will develop this or that.
Trust or mistrust
An assessment tool that estimates an infant's gestational age by examining the
neuromuscular and physical maturity.
Ballard
Performing a Ballard gestational assessment the nurse will find some of the following
attributes of a premature or early baby
Soft ears with slow recoil (fold over like a pancake), superficial peeling skin, large
amount of Bernie and Lanugo, one crease or only 2/3 area creased on feet, small
stipples nipple buds (1-2 cm), undescended testicles and few rugs or equally
prominent female genitalia
A perfect score is a 10; assessed at 1 and 5 minute intervals and again at 10 minutes
if number is severly low
APGAR
An expected finding of blue hands and feet that results in loss of a point from ten
possible points
Acrocyanosis
10 cm and 100%
Amount of cervical dilation and effacement prior to delivery
Increase O2 to the placenta, does not make cervical change or increase with
ambulation
Braxton Hicks
HR, respiratory effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability, color
Five assessments of APGAR
When is RH immunoglobulin given?
Given at 28 weeks gestation, after an invasive procedure, traumatic event, and within
72 hours post delivery
The person that receives RH immunoglobulin
, RH NEGATIVE MOM
A mom with O negative blood received RH immunoglobulin at 28 weeks after an
amniocentesis and a MVA. She delivered an infant that also has O negative blood.
Rhogam is not indicated post delivery
Given for induction, augmentation, and hemorrhage
Oxytocin (Pitocin)
Causes cramping, given for hemorrhage, must be withheld for a B/P of 140/90 or
greater, constricts blood vessels and contracts uterus
Methylergonovine
Erickson surmised that if you attend to a crying baby's needs in a timely manner as
opposed to letting the infant to cry it out. The infant will develop this or that.
Trust or mistrust
An assessment tool that estimates an infant's gestational age by examining the
neuromuscular and physical maturity.
Ballard
Performing a Ballard gestational assessment the nurse will find some of the following
attributes of a premature or early baby
Soft ears with slow recoil (fold over like a pancake), superficial peeling skin, large
amount of Bernie and Lanugo, one crease or only 2/3 area creased on feet, small
stipples nipple buds (1-2 cm), undescended testicles and few rugs or equally
prominent female genitalia
