nrsg 3302 exam 1
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1. 3 types of mandatory reporting: elder abuse
child abuse
partner violence
2. MANDATORY REPORTING
Definition: "Mandatory reporting is a legal requirement, in state statute or
regulation, for nurses to report an occurrence or individual, including another
nurse, when the _______________": public is at risk
3. Take active steps to benefit the patient's welfare. Maximize the benefits and
minimize potential harm: beneficence
4. Tell the truth, communicate honestly, share relevant, accurate, clear and
understandable information: veracity
5. correct range for a term infant: 37-41 6/7 weeks
6. If a baby's heart rate was less than 60, do they get a score of 0 for part of their
APGAR or a 1?: if the HR is <60, they get a 0 (and respiratory support...and positive pressure ventilation with
positive pressure ventilation...followed by chest compressions)
7. Is Infant mortality rate per 1,000 people or births?: birth rate is the number of live births
per 1000 people. The infant mortality rate is number of infant deaths per 1000 live births.
8. Normal PP blood loss: 200-500 mL (vaginal), 700-1000 mL (cesarean)
9. Ovulation resumes for Non-breastfeeding at how many weeks: 5 weeks
10. what does breastfeeding do for ovulation?: inhibits ovulation
11. why does postpartum diuresis happen?: decrease aldosterone production - decrease Na+
retention and increased urinary production
12. perineal care interventions: ice packs (within 24 hours)
13. how to suppress lactation: cold packs
anti-inflammatory
14. taking in phase: occurs directly after the birth of the child. The new mother is aware of her baby and her
needs but often focuses on getting her own needs met. The exhaustion from the labor process often leaves her in a
physically vulnerable state.
15. taking hold phase: focuses on maternal role and care of the newborn; eager to learn; may develop blues
16. what happens with Postpartum Blues: self limiting behavior from 2-4 days after birth - 14 days
17. FACTORS AFFECTING LABOR PROGRESS (5 P's): passageway
passenger
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physiologic forces/power of labor
position
psychosocial considerations
18. What is the ischial spine?: zero station and narrowest part
19. normal fetus birthing position: occiput anterior
20. What is progesterone?: relaxes uterus, slows preterm pregnancy
21. estrogen: excites uterine response
22. STOPS contractions in preterm labor: Indocin (an antiprostaglandin)
23. What is tachysystole?: more than 5 contractions in a 10-minute period (there's no resting phase so the
baby is not getting enough oxygen)
24. Intensity: measured from the point of resting tone to the highest point of acme
25. amniotic fluid pH: 7-7.5
26. urine pH: 6
27. Vaginal secretions pH: 4.5-5.5
28. Premonitory Signs of Labor: braxton hicks contractions, lightening, increase in clear and nonirritating
vaginal secretions, "bloody show", energy spurt, small weight loss
29. true labor: progressive cervical dilation and effacement
30. early/latent phase: 0-3 cm dilated
31. active phase: 4-7 cm dilation
32. transition phase: 8-10 cm dilation; fetal descent
33. Palpate contractions every _____: 15-30 mins
34. Vaginal exams assess: cervical dilation, effacement, fetal station and position
35. if umbilical cord is compressed, HR will: decrease
36. Catherine is in active labor. Her vaginal exam one hour ago was 6cm/100/-1.
Her membranes rupture spontaneously. The nurse should assess for which of
the following complications.: prolapsed cord
37. The fetal HR should be in the: lower quadrant
38. Mean FHR during 10 minute period
Must be observed for ______: 2 minutes
39. Periodic - associated with uterine contractions
________ not associated with uterine contractions
Generally associated with stimulation of _____________: episodic; autonomic nervous system
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1. 3 types of mandatory reporting: elder abuse
child abuse
partner violence
2. MANDATORY REPORTING
Definition: "Mandatory reporting is a legal requirement, in state statute or
regulation, for nurses to report an occurrence or individual, including another
nurse, when the _______________": public is at risk
3. Take active steps to benefit the patient's welfare. Maximize the benefits and
minimize potential harm: beneficence
4. Tell the truth, communicate honestly, share relevant, accurate, clear and
understandable information: veracity
5. correct range for a term infant: 37-41 6/7 weeks
6. If a baby's heart rate was less than 60, do they get a score of 0 for part of their
APGAR or a 1?: if the HR is <60, they get a 0 (and respiratory support...and positive pressure ventilation with
positive pressure ventilation...followed by chest compressions)
7. Is Infant mortality rate per 1,000 people or births?: birth rate is the number of live births
per 1000 people. The infant mortality rate is number of infant deaths per 1000 live births.
8. Normal PP blood loss: 200-500 mL (vaginal), 700-1000 mL (cesarean)
9. Ovulation resumes for Non-breastfeeding at how many weeks: 5 weeks
10. what does breastfeeding do for ovulation?: inhibits ovulation
11. why does postpartum diuresis happen?: decrease aldosterone production - decrease Na+
retention and increased urinary production
12. perineal care interventions: ice packs (within 24 hours)
13. how to suppress lactation: cold packs
anti-inflammatory
14. taking in phase: occurs directly after the birth of the child. The new mother is aware of her baby and her
needs but often focuses on getting her own needs met. The exhaustion from the labor process often leaves her in a
physically vulnerable state.
15. taking hold phase: focuses on maternal role and care of the newborn; eager to learn; may develop blues
16. what happens with Postpartum Blues: self limiting behavior from 2-4 days after birth - 14 days
17. FACTORS AFFECTING LABOR PROGRESS (5 P's): passageway
passenger
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physiologic forces/power of labor
position
psychosocial considerations
18. What is the ischial spine?: zero station and narrowest part
19. normal fetus birthing position: occiput anterior
20. What is progesterone?: relaxes uterus, slows preterm pregnancy
21. estrogen: excites uterine response
22. STOPS contractions in preterm labor: Indocin (an antiprostaglandin)
23. What is tachysystole?: more than 5 contractions in a 10-minute period (there's no resting phase so the
baby is not getting enough oxygen)
24. Intensity: measured from the point of resting tone to the highest point of acme
25. amniotic fluid pH: 7-7.5
26. urine pH: 6
27. Vaginal secretions pH: 4.5-5.5
28. Premonitory Signs of Labor: braxton hicks contractions, lightening, increase in clear and nonirritating
vaginal secretions, "bloody show", energy spurt, small weight loss
29. true labor: progressive cervical dilation and effacement
30. early/latent phase: 0-3 cm dilated
31. active phase: 4-7 cm dilation
32. transition phase: 8-10 cm dilation; fetal descent
33. Palpate contractions every _____: 15-30 mins
34. Vaginal exams assess: cervical dilation, effacement, fetal station and position
35. if umbilical cord is compressed, HR will: decrease
36. Catherine is in active labor. Her vaginal exam one hour ago was 6cm/100/-1.
Her membranes rupture spontaneously. The nurse should assess for which of
the following complications.: prolapsed cord
37. The fetal HR should be in the: lower quadrant
38. Mean FHR during 10 minute period
Must be observed for ______: 2 minutes
39. Periodic - associated with uterine contractions
________ not associated with uterine contractions
Generally associated with stimulation of _____________: episodic; autonomic nervous system
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