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The nurse is giving discharge instructions for a client following a suction curettage for hydatidiform mole. The client asks why oral contraceptives are being recommended for the next 12 months. What information should the nurse provide? Oral contraceptives prevent a reoccurrence of a molar pregnancy. Pregnancy within 1 year decreases the chances of a future successful pregnancy. Diagnostic testing for human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) levels are elevated by pregnancy. Molar reoccur...

postpartum period - Answer time after birth where the mothers body returns to pre-pregnant state postpartum is also referred to as - Answer puerperium fourth trimester of pregnancy how long does postpartum last - Answer from birth through 6-12 weeks after delivery involution - Answer return of the uterus to the prepregnant state where is the fundus after birth - Answer 2 cm BELOW the umbilicus where does the fundus (top of the uterus) rise to 12 hours postpartum - ...

Preoperative phase - Answer from before surgery to the table; teaching Intraoperative phase - Answer from the table to the PACU Postoperative phase - Answer from PACU to follow up appointment Exploratory laparotomy - Answer surgery when you go in to see what is wrong Laparoscopic - Answer go in three punctures and blow up abdomen with CO2 (causes gas and shoulder pain) Diagnostic Curative Reparative Reconstructive Palliative - Answer Classifications of sur...

Monitoring the Fetus Heart uses the - Answer Fetal Heart Monitor Basics for Monitoring - Answer - Uterine activity - Fetal well-being measured by response of FHR - To uterine contraction - Fetal compromise - Goal of FHR monitoring is to identify non-reassuring patterns that indicate potential compromise Monitoring Techniques: - Answer - Electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) - External monitoring - Internal monitoring - Ultrasound transducer (FHR)- (measures babies HR...

maternity nursing - Answer preconception, prenatal/antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum preconception - Answer prior to conceiving/conception prenatal/antepartum - Answer pregnancy (40 weeks) postpartum - Answer birth to 6 weeks intrapartum - Answer birth to 6 weeks racial disparities - Answer non-hispanic black women US has highest maternal mortality rate - Answer due to lack of. midwives and access to health care during postpartum Healthy People 2030 - ...

Neurologic Origins: - Answer Two Origins: 1. Visceral 2. Somatic Referred pain - Women will describe it as abdominal pain but it is the uterus. - So this is referred pain Pain: - Answer Perception Tolerance Expression Percipitous labor - Answer They do not feel the pain in labor Factors that influence pain: - Answer - Physiological - Culture - Anxiety/ emotional state - Past experiences - Gate control theory Gate control theory - Answer If the gat...

involution - Answer return of the uterus to non-pregnant state after birth where is fundus post-delivery - Answer U-2 2 cm below the umbilicus how far does the umbilicus move every 24 hours - Answer about 1 cm subinvolution - Answer failure of uterus to return to its non-pregnant state what can cause subinvolution - Answer retained placenta fragments, infection when is afterpains more noticeable - Answer Macrosomia multifetal multiparity polyhydramnios l...

passenger - Answer fetus; the way fetus moves through birth canal is affected by fetal head, fetal presentation, fetal lie, fetal attitude, and fetal position 5 P's - Answer passenger, passageway, powers, position, psychological being size of fetal head - Answer anterior fontanel closes around 18mo, posterior fontanel closes at 6-8wks after birth; uses cranial landmarks to determine fetal presentation, position, attitude Fetal presentation - Answer part of the fetus that ...

intracellular space - Answer fluid in the cells primarily in skeletal muscle mass extracellular fluid - Answer fluid outside the cells intravascular interstitial transcellular intravascular - Answer fluid within the blood vessels contains plasma, erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes interstitial - Answer fluid that surrounds the cells lymph transcellular - Answer cerebrospinal, pericardial, synovial, intraocular, pleural fluid, sweat, and digestive secreti...

Ferns - Answer -seen when a patient is ruptured. -not always ruptured. Many people have urine leakage. -AmniSure- (come in with good story) swab and will show if its positive or negative. -Ultrasound-measurement of amniotic fluid or amount and if it is low, yes rupture. COAT acronym - Answer color odor amount time of rupture Rupture for more than 18 hours - Answer -prolonged rupture -increase risk of infection True labor - Answer -Contractions regular (every 2-3 mi...

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Blood pressure - Answer BP Nausea/vomiting - Answer N/V No known allergies - Answer NKA no apparent distress - Answer NAD moves all extremities - Answer MAE complains of - Answer c/o short of breath - Answer SOB clear to auscultation - Answer CTA headache - Answer h/a alert and oriented - Answer A&O history of - Answer h/o diagnosis - Answer dx bathroom privileges - Answer BRP ambulatory - Answer AMB Out of bed -...

A nurse is about to give a full-term neonate his first bath. How should the nurse proceed? Bathe the neonate only after his vital signs have stabilized. Clean the neonate with medicated soap. Scrub the neonate's skin to remove the vernix caseosa. Wash the neonate from feet to head. - Answer Bathe the neonate only after his vital signs have stabilized. A female client comes to the clinic and asks the nurse what would be the most cost effective method for her to determine her ...

What does ISBAR stand for? - Answer Intro, Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation What are the main priorities in Maslow's Hierarchy? - Answer Physiological & Safety; Food, Water, Shelter, ABC's What is an actual nursing diagnosis? - Answer It is the current condition of the client What is a risk nursing diagnosis? - Answer It is the possible development of the client; risk for stroke etc. What is a health promotion nursing diagnosis? - Answer It is bu...

Which of the following is an appropriate nursing measure when performing tracheostomy care? a. Insert the catheter without suction. b. Suction for 1 minute before removing the catheter. c. Wear clean gloves. d. Place the used catheter in a plastic shield for later use. - Answer a. Insert the catheter without suction. An 80-year-old male patient has been admitted to the acute care facility with the diagnosis of pneumonia. He is receiving oxygen via nasal cannula at 2 L/min. The nurse as...

nursing in antiquity and early modern Europe - Answer - nurturer role - role learned through oral traditions - deaconess during Christian era - nursing care shifts from home to "hospital" - Protestant Sisters of Charity early nursing trends - Answer physician resistance of formal nurse education advances in nursing education - Answer - 1923: establish nursing education standards, promoted national accreditation, nurse educators receive advanced training - 1965 ANA Propo...

Group Score - Answer Overall percentage achieved by the group, 79.8%. Institution - Answer West Coast University, Los Angeles, BSN program. Group Size - Answer Total number of participants in the assessment, 24. Date Test - Answer Date when the assessment was conducted, 10/16/2024. Total # of Points - Answer Maximum points possible for the assessment, 100. Delegation - Answer Process of assigning tasks to assistive personnel. AP (Assistive Personnel) - Answer ...

health - Answer A state of complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing and not just the absence of illness. health beliefs - Answer A person’s ideas, convictions, and attitudes about health and illness Different for every person May change over time Impacted by societal and cultural factors wellness - Answer 6 dimensions of wellness were defined by Dr. Bill Hettler in 1976 and they include: 1) physical; 2) social; 3) intellectual; 4) spiritual; 5) emotional; and 6) occupa...

The nurse is caring for a postpartum woman who exhibits a large amount of bleeding. Which areas would the nurse need to assess before the woman ambulates? - Answer Blood pressure, pulse, reports of dizziness The nurse is conducting discharge teaching with a postpartum woman. What would be an important instruction for this client? - Answer Call her caregiver if lochia moves from serosa to rubra. Which assessment would lead the nurse to believe a postpartum woman is developing a urinar...

Florence Nightingale theory - Answer Concept of balance between environment and patient: emphasized prevention; clean air, water, and housing Hildegard Peplau - Answer Focused on roles played by the nurse and the interpersonal process between a nurse and a patient 1. Orientation 2.Working 3. Resolution Virginia Henderson - Answer Defined nursing as assisting a person in the performance of activities that will contribute to health or a peaceful death. Stressed independence. ...