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ATI Maternal Newborn Flashcards

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When to be refitted for a diaphragm

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every two years, 20% of weight change after pregnancy

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Diaphragm education

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should remain in place for 6 hours after sex but not more than 24 hours
reapply spermacide for each act of intercourse

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oral contraceptions common side effects

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nausea, breast tenderness, fluid, retention, breakthrough bleeding, headache

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contraindications for oral contraceptives

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smokers and a history of blood clot, stroke, CVD, hypertension

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signs from thromboembolic events

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DVT (leg pain, swelling), PE (chest pain, SOB), stroke (vision issues, weakness, numbness, slurred speech), MI (chest pain, sweating, GI upset)

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Medroxyprogesterone side effects

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decrease in bone density, thromboembolic events

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medroxyprogesterone key teaching

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patients should increase intake of calcium and vitamin D

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Side effects of an IUD

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increased risk of ectopic pregnancy, pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine perforation

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IUDs key teaching

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Patient should report foul smelling discharge, change in IUD string length, fever, chills, pain with intervourse

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10
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what is transcervical sterilization

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flexible agents inserted into the fallopian tubes, resulting in scarring
effectiveness is delayed for 3 months
alternative contraceptives needed until confirmation of a blocked fallopian tube
not for post partum

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Risks with transcervical sterlization

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perforation, increased risk of ectopic pregnancy

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What is tubal ligation

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Severance burning of fallopian tubes can be done postpartum

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risks with tubal litigation

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risks associated with surgery, increase risk of ectopic pregnancy

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what is a vasecetomy

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severance of vas deferens

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15
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vasectomy education

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alternate form of BC needed for 20 ejaculations, follow up testing for sperm count important, reversal is possible

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16
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infertility definition

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inability to conceive for a long period of time, at least 12 months

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diagnostic procedure for infertility

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semen analysis - FIRST
hysterosalpingography - checks for the patency of fallopian tubes using contrast dye - NO SHELLFISH/IODINE ALLERGY
laparoscopy - observation and assessment of internal organs under general anesthesia

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18
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presumptive signs of pregnancy

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can be explained by OTHER conditions
amenorrhea, n/v, urinary frequency, breast changes, quickening, uterine enlargment

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probable signs of pregnancy

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Hegars sign, Chadwick sign, Goodells sign, ballottement, Braxton hicks, a positive test

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positive signs of pregnancy

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fetal heart sounds, fetal movement felt by provider, visualization of fetus on ultrasound

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21
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calculating due date

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add 9 months plus 1 week from last menstrual period

22
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fundal height

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measured from the symphysis pubis to the top of the fundus
fundal height = gestational age

23
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GTPAL

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gravidity - # of times pregnant
term birth - # births carried to term
preterm births - # of births before
abortion - number of abortions and miscarriages
living = living children

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cardiovascular changes during pregnancy

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increase in cardiac output (30-50) and HR

25
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respiratory changes during pregnancy

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oxygen needs increase, lung capacity decreases, RR increases

26
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cervical changes during pregnancy

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becomes softer, blue purple color

27
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breast changes during pregnancy

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larger breast

28
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skin changes during pregnancy

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chloasma - brown patches on the face
linea nigra - a line that runs from the navel to the pubic bone
striae gravidarum- stretch marks

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supine vena cava syndrome

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maternal hypotension due to weight of the uterus on the vena cava

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supine vena cava syndrome prevention

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Teach the patient to lay on the left side in semi fowlers position or place wedge under one hip when supine

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Rh Factor

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The indirect Coombs test determines if the mother is Rh negative or Rh positive
for Rh negative patients repeated 24-28 weeks administer RhoGAM at 28 weeks

32
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group B streptococcus

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vaginal, anal culture was taken at 35-37 weeks

33
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one hour glucose tolerance test

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taken at 24-28 weeks
no fasting required
result should be less than 140 mg/dl

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3 hour glucose tolerance test

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if the first test was over 140
fasting is required

35
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maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein

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taken at 15-22 weeks to screen for down syndrome (low) and for neural tube defects (high)

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weight gain during pregnancy

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total weight gain should be 25-35 lbs for total pregnancy
1st trimester - 2.2. lbs - 4.4 lbs
2nd and 3rd 1 lb per week
overweight - 15 - 25 lbs
underweight - 28-40 lbs

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additional calories needed during pregnancy

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no additional calories during 1st semester
340 extra cals during 2nd trimester
462 extra cals during 3rd trimester
breastfeeding 450-500 extra caks

38
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Maternal phenylketonuria

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Genetic disease that causes the amino acid phenylalanine to build up in the body, posing a risk of birth defects in the fetus

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PKU patient teaching

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adhere to PKU diet 3 months prior to pregnancy and through pregnancy
monitor blood levels during pregnancy

40
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PKU diet

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avoid foods high in protein
meat
fish
poultry
nuts
eggs
dairy

41
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preparation for ultrasound

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Drink 1 quart of water prior to the procedure, better reflects sound waves

42
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biophysical profile

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uses real-time ultrasound technology to assess fetal well being
score from 8-10 is normal
lowe than 8 can mean asphyxia

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scoring of a biophysical profile

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reactive FHR - +2 non-reactive - 0
fetal breathing movement - 1 or more eps for 30+ secs = +2
gross body movements - 3 or more body/limb extensions with the return to flexion +2, 3 or less = 0
fetal tone - 1 or more episodes of extension with a return to flexion +2
amniotic fluid volume - 1 pocket greater than 2 cm in 2 perpendicular planes +2, less = 0

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nonstress test

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a noninvasive test that measures FHR response to fetal movement performed during the 3rd trimester. acoustic vibration device may be used to awaken a sleeping fetus. mom pushes button when she feels fetal movement

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indications for nonstress test

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decreased fetal movement, diabetes, gestational HTN, post maturity

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interpretation of results for nonstress test

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Reactive - NORMAL FHR has a normal rate, moderate variability, and accelerates more than 2 times in a 20 min time period
non-reactive - ABNORMAL FHR does not accelerate sufficiently with fetal movements

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contraction stress test

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more invasive test used to measure FHR response to contractions, nipple stimulations or pitocin use to induce contractions
can lead to preterm labor

48
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indications for a contraction stress test

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nonreactive stress test, high risk pregnancies

49
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interpretation of results contraction stress test

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Negative - normal finding. no late decelerations of FHR with three contractions in 10 mins
positive - abnormal finding, late decelerations present in 50% or more contractions, may mean uteroplacental insufficiency

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amniocentesis

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amniotic fluid is aspirated under ultrasound guidance
performed after 14 weeks

51
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alpha-fetoprotein

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high levels associated with neural tube defects, low levels associated with the chromosomal disorder
empty bladder prior
risks - amniotic fluid emboli, hemorrhage, infection, leakage of amniotic fluid, premature rupture of membranes, miscarriage

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chorionic villus sampling

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the portion of the placenta is aspirated through catheter to assess for chromosome abnormalities
10-13 weeks gestation
provides earlier diagnosis
can cause chorioamnionitis, premature rupture of membranes, miscarriage

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