Exam 2 part 3 Flashcards

1
Q

PP hemorrhage that happens in the 24 hours after delivery

Highest risk

A

early PP hemorrhage

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2
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PP hemorrhage that happens between 24 hours and 6 weeks after delivery

A

late PP hemorrhage

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3
Q

when is most blood lost

A

during delivery or immediately after

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4
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assessment for late or delayed hemorrhage related to

A

Fundal height not where expected

Failure of lochia progression

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5
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treatment of subinvolution

A

remove placental frags

Methergine

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6
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Dose for methergine

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0.2 mg IM

PO Q3-4 X24-48 hrs

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7
Q

acts on uterine smooth muscle to increase tone

A

methergine

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8
Q

placenta adheres to myometrium

A

placenta accreta

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9
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placenta invades the myometrium

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placenta increta

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10
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placenta penetrates the myometrium

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placenta percreta

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11
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accounts for the most of retained fragments

A

accerta

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12
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collection of blood, may be caused by injury to a vessel or inadequate hemostasis w/ laceration

A

PP hematomas

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13
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treatment for small hematomas

A

ice and pressure after 24 hours heat

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14
Q

treatment for large hematomas

A

incision and drainage (vessel ligated)

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15
Q

first pharacological treatment for hemorrhage

A

oxytocin

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16
Q

do not give methergine to people with

A

heart problems

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17
Q

do not give hemabate to people with

A

asthma

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18
Q

assessment of uterine rupture

A

severe abdominal pain
Hard to palpation
Bleeding may be hidden

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19
Q

mastitis is most commonly caused by

A

staph aureus

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20
Q

Temp 100.4 or higher on any two days during PP day 2-10, then suspect

A

puerperal pyrexia

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21
Q

Genital tract infection in early onest (24-36) is

A

GBS

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22
Q

genital tract infection in late onset is

A

Chlamydia

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23
Q

treatment for genital tract infection

A
penicillins 
Amoxicillian clavulanate (beta-lactam inhibitors)
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24
Q

pelvic cellulitis or infection of parametrial structures

A

parametritis

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causes of PP UTI
urine stasis Bladder trauma during birth Catherterization
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Treatment for PP UTI
Bactrim Nitrofurantoin Keflex
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when is thromboembolic disease most common
PP 10-20 days
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what effect can the psyche have on labor
can cause stress hormones to be formed and impead labor
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antacid and dose used during for preparation for c-section
Bicitra 30 ml PO | Reglan IV
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treatment for spinal headache
blood patch
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the skin and the subcutaneous are incised using lower transverse, slightly curvilinear incision
Pfannensteil (skin)
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Cut where lower segemnt transverse Area less likely to transverse Least morbid and most common 1% risk of rupture with VBAC
Kerr (uterine)
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vertical incision in lower uterine segment | Can VBAC
selheim (uterine)
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Vertical cut through fundus Cannot VBAC 6% risk for rupture Skin scar does NOT = uterine incision type
classical (uterine)
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placental aging triggers
contractions
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fetal membranes synthesize prostaglandins cause
contractions
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what would you suspect with green discharge
meconium
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what would you suspect with bright red discharge
placenta previa | Abruption
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occurs when the biparietal diameter is at or below the inlet of true pelvis
engagement
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is the widest upper portion of the body pelvis
false pelvis
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is the entrance to the true pelvis
inlet (linea terminalis)
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is that portion of the pelvis below the linea terminals or the inlet
true pelvis
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the relationship of the presenting part of the fetus to an imaginary line drawn between the ischial spines of the maternal pelvis
station
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what to do with ROM/ BOM
immediately assess FHT
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what to do with a cord prolapse
Trendelenburg position and lift presenting part off cord
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Factors affecting labor (5ps)
``` Power Passage passenger Psyche Postion ```
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Beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next
Frequency
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beginning of a contraction to the end of the contraction
duration
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increment build up of contraction
cresendo
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the peak of the contraction
apex/ acme
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decrement of contraction
decrescendo
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thinning and shortening of the cervix that occurs during labor
effacement
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widening of the cervical external OS from less than 1cm to full dilation (about 10cm) to allow birth of a full term
Dilatation/ dilation
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why does dilation occur
contraction | The fluid filled membranes press agains the cervix
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types of pelviss
gynecoid android anthropoid platypelloid
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pelvis that has ideal wide sacrum, flat iliac bone, >basin
Gynecoid
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pelvis that is ape like | Long a-p
anthropoid
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if tissue doesnt respond how it is suppose to during a contraction
tissue dystocia
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low lying placenta may cause the baby to assume a
transverse lie
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placenta previa can be associated with
breech presentation
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the relationship of the fetal long axis to the long axis of the mother
fetal lie
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head first
vertical/longitudinal (normal)
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breech
vertical/longitudinal (variation)
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transverse | oblique lie
perpendicular (abnormal)
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the leading or most dependent portion of the fetus
fetal presentation
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vertex, brow, face presentation
cephalic
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feet up presentation
frank breech
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both feet and sacrum presentation
complete breech
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just a foot/ feet presentation
footling breech
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manipulating the fetus in order to turn it to head first
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