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
What are the appropriate intervention for mother experiencing preterm labor?
(4)
Drink 2-3 glasses of water
Try to empty bluffer
Lie on the left side
Rest for 1 hours
Vaginal DC (w/ mucus, water, blood), pelvic pressure, low dull back ache, NVD, heaviness and aching on thighs, >6 contractions/ week are symptoms of what labor complication?
Preterm Labor
