Ch 21 Flashcards
This condition is characterized by decrease in frequency and intensity in contraction, r/t dystocia, and r/f can be LGA.
Fetopelvic Disproportion
Complications of Vacuum Extractor (on baby) (5)
Ecchymosis
Facial/scalp laceration
Facial nerve injury
Cephalohematoma
Caput Succudeum
Adverse effect of oxytocin
Water Intoxication
Signs of Uterine Rupture (6)
Fetal Distress w/ abd pain
Vaginal bleeding
Hematuria
Irregular wall contour
Loss of station in fetal presenting part
Complication of amniotic embolism
Respiratory distress
1 priority nursing intervention for Magnesium Sulfate
Monitor EHR for variability
Report for decrease
Can a woman still breastfeed right after cesarean birth?
YEs
Bischop score of >8
Successful vaginal birth w/induction
Bishop score of 11
Greatest change of birth w/ Induction
Bishop score of <6
Cervical ripening should be used prior induction
Most common risk factor is Dystocia, involving the problems with the Passenger
Persistent Occiput Position
Pharmacologic action of the following Tocolytic Drugs:
Nifedipine
Magnesium Sulfate
Indomethacin
Nifedipine: Calcium Channel Blocker
Magnesium Sulfate: Deacreased uterine contractions
Indomethacin: Postaglanding Synthetase Inhibitor
S/S of amniotic embolism Life threatening (7)
Difficulty of breathing
Tachycardia
Pulmonary Edema
Bleeding w/ Bruising
Coagulopathy
Hypoxia
Cardiopulmonary Collapse
Adverse effects of dinoprostone (4)
H/A, NVD
Labor dystocia, abnormal FHR tracing, fetal malpresentation, multifetal gestation, and macrosomnia are indications of what labor complication?
Cesarean Birth