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Exam 2: PRN 1831/ PRN1831| Latest 2023/ 2024 Update | Principles of Maternal-Child Health Nursing Exam Review| Rated A Guide with Verified Answers|| Rasmussen QUESTION milk is stored Answer: lactiferous sinuses QUESTION hormones that promote breastmilk Answer: prolactin and oxytocin QUESTION nursing care for c-section Answer: assess and medicate for pain monitor incision for s/s of infection -redness, edema, ecchymosis, drainage, and ~ of wound edges encourage am...

NU 170 Exam 2 Review Maternal Tracheoesophageal Fistula: Congenital birth defect DX: based on signs/symptoms and confirmed by x-ray Polyhydramnios earliest sign before birth 3 “C”s – coughing, choking, cyanosis after birth (vomit and choke on first feeding) Drooling and abdominal distention NPO for surgery TX: Immediate surgery for survival, suctioning to keep airway clear, Elevate HOB, Monitor for signs of respiratory distress Pyloric Stenosis: Congenital, Obstruction of lo...

Chain of infection correct answer: 1. Infectious agent 2. Reservoir 3. Portal of exit 4. Mode of transmission 5. Portal of entry 6. Host Nosocomial infection correct answer: Hospital acquired infection. Influenced by therapy received, length of stay, type and number of procedures, and direct contact. Common sites inlcude: wounds, urinary tract, respirator tract, or blood stream. Asepsis correct answer: Absence of pathogenic disease producing microorganisms (medical or surgical). ...

Prior to discontinuing the IV Pitocin (oxytocin), which data is most important for the practical nurse (PN) to obtain? - correct answer C. Uterine firmness. The PN recognizes which is the priority nursing diagnosis for Maureen, who is experiencing residual effects of epidural anesthesia? - correct answer A. Risk for injury. What is the priority nursing action to address Maureen's needs related to the repair of her 4th degree perineal laceration? - correct answer C. Apply perineal ice pack...

Maternal Theory Exam 3 -1. Vaginal Birth Vital Signs - Protocol ○ First hour after childbirth - Every 15 minutes ○ Second hour after childbirth - Every 30 minutes ○ Third hour after childbirth - Once ○ Every 8 hours until discharge or until they are stable 2. C-Section Vital Signs - Protocol ○ Every 30 minutes for 4 hours after child birth ○ Then every hour for 3 hours ○ Then every 4 to 8 hours 3. Fundal Assessment Findings ○ Immediately after birth: Midline, firmly con...

60-100 - Answer-Normal HR per minute. 96.8-99.5 - Answer-Normal temperature in Fahrenheit. 12-20 - Answer-Normal respirations per minute. 120/80 - Answer-Normal BP. Pain - Answer-5th vital sign. Apical pulse - Answer-Vital signs that should be checked prior to giving digoxin. Sacrament of the Sick - Answer-For Roman Catholic's, what is important during severe illness or possible pending death? NREM - Answer-Type of sleep accounting for 75-80% of sleep during the night. Grieving - Answe...

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Hondros NUR172 Exam 2 Questions and Answers 100% Pass When giving IV for fluids, how long should you clean the port (or hub)? - Correct Answer ️️ -At least 15 Seconds What is important to remember when using IV Stopcocks? - Correct Answer ️️ -Make sure to use only compatible fluids When you have IV piggyback antibiotic, and you already have IV fluids running, what tubing would you use? - Correct Answer ️️ -use secondary IV tubing (30-36") Benefits for using IV pump for patie...

Postpartum Questions and Answers 100% Pass What period of time is postpartum referred to? 4th stage of labor - Women adjusts physically and psychologically to the process of childbirth - Begins immediately after birth and continues for approximately six weeks, or until the body has returned to a near pre-pregnant state Rubella vaccine - SubQ - Can still breastfeed - Can't get pregnant for one month Tdap For Pertussis - Given to mom, dad and anyone close to baby to hopefully prevent baby from ...

How long does the Puerperium last? - -Known as postpartum period. -Six weeks following child birth - Sometimes referred to as the fourth trimester of pregnancy. How does nursing adapt for different cultures and OB nursing? - The nursing care provided must be adapted to the circumstances of the mother and infant. What are some nursing considerations fro specific groups of patients? - -Adolescents, Single women, Families at or below the poverty level, Families who have twins (or more) -Educ...