clo 1 Flashcards
before a baby is born how is it getting nutrition
placenta
3rd trimester sleeping becomes difficult what postion helps the mother sleep and what else can she do
pillows under right hip to (to help allieviate vessels) Sx: would be dizziness
a non-medical nursing intervention for a pregnant woman with heart burn
elevate the head of the bed
morning sickness recommendation
crackers at the side of the bed help with n/v
recommendations for constipation
patient at 35 weeks came for a pelvic check to see if the cervix is dilating. She calls to report a small amount of vaginal spotting what would the nurse recommends
monitor and call if spotting gets worse
how do they discover gender of the baby
ultrasound
what is a reactive non-stress test mean
it shows good well being (reactive) heart rate increases with activity
how do we know true labor
cervix is defacing and dilating
best recommendation for intense back labor pain
counter pressure against the sacrum
normal vs of newborn
bp
systolic 60-80 mmHg
diastolic 40-50 mmHg
hr
110-160
can be 180 if crying
can be 100 if sleeping
rr
30-60 breaths/min
t
97.7-99.5 (36.5-37.5 c)
why do we assess the scrotal sac with a penlight
to eleminate that there is a hydrocele
the ortolani manuevar
hip dislocation
what are we going to check for jitteriness and high pitched crying
check blood glucose
what is the best way to increase milk supply
empty the breast as completely as possible
best way to avoid infection in labor and delivery
handwashing
if you have an electronic fetal heart monitor and it is showing signs of cord compression
reposition mom
normal FHR
110-160
pre gestational diabeteic best nursing care
encourage blood glucose control
rubella vaccines (same as MMR)
after birth before discharge
the nurse is appraising the record of a pregnant client who is resting in a dark room and recieving bethamethasone and mag sulfate the nurse will continue to minito for which condition
severe preeclampsia
what is the main thing we prioritize in the immediate post partum period
hemorrhage
good episiotomy nursing action
ice pack
what can be the cause of boggy fundus and deviated to one side
bladder distension
post partum blues and depression priority
use the post partum depression tool
temp 102.4 two hours post partum
notify the provider or RN
14hrs after delivery and we feel a soft and spongy delivery what do we do
massage the fundus
mom with uncontrolled gdm what is common to happen
LGA
baby may be hypoglycemic
22hr newborn has yellow sclera and skin
jaundice (hemolitic disease)
with preterm babies what body system do have most concern for
respiratory system
24hr after birth, the baby has a distended abdomen and no record of a bm
notify provider
PKU (phenylketonuria) can lead to what is not treatment is done
intellectual disability
(avoid high protein diet, meats, milk)
