Maternal Health Exam 3 2023 with 100% correct answers

When does the fundus return to the level of the umbilicus? A. 2-4 hours after delivery B. 6-12 hours after delivery C. 24 hours after delivery D. 3-5 days after delivery B Which if the following are expected findings after a woman has given birth? SATA A. fundus to one side B. cramping C. uterine involution D. infection E. raised temperature F. increase in insuling resistance BCE Describe postpartum fundal movement? A. ascends 1-2 cm per day B. descneds 1-2cm per day C. deviates right D. deviates left B WHich of the following would not be considered a road block to fundal involution? A. Overdistension B. Infalmmation C. shrinkage D. Relaxation C Relaxations- prolonged labor, anesthesia, full bladder, retained placental fragments Inflammation- infection Overdistension - granmultiparity, multiple gestation, hydramnious WHich of the following is an expected lochia findin at day 7? A. rubra B. serosa C. alba D. leukorrhea B 0-3 Rubra - dark red with small clots 3-10 Serosa - pink brown 10-6weeks- Alba- yellow/ehite Which of the of the following are expected findings after giving birth? A. Cervical atrophic mucosa until ovarian function returns B. cervix external os permanently changed to slit C. edmatous vagina D. edematous cervix E. perimeum bruising F. breastfeeding mothers have ovulation return in 6-10 weeks G. hemorrhoids on the perineum H. pelvic tightening I. cervical bruising BCDEG Cervix- external os permanently changed (dimple to slit and edematous Vagina- atrophic mucosa until ovarian functions returns and edematous Perineum-edematous, bruising, laceration/episiotomy (healing 2-3 weeks, edges well approximated), hemorrhoids, pelvic relaxation Ovulation and menstruation NonBF- 6-10 weeks for return menstruation BF- delay 3 months for menstruation