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Exam 2 study Flashcards

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What is intrauterine inflammation or infection?

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What are the risk factors for triple I?

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What is an operative vaginal birth compared to a spontaneous birth?

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What is involved in the management of a woman with gestational hypertension?

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What are the goals of treating a woman with preeclampsia?

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Differentiate between different types of miscarriage.

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What is the likely treatment for a woman with cervical insufficiency?

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Differentiate the classic signs/symptoms of an unruptured and ruptured ectopic pregnancy.

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What are the risk factors for placenta previa?

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What is the risk of having a Vasa Previa?

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What is a molar pregnancy? How is it treated?

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Describe the benefits of an operative vaginal delivery.

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Describe the role of magnesium sulfate in preterm labor management.

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What is considered the most beneficial intervention to improve neonatal outcomes in preterm delivery?

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What are the risk factors in having a placental abruption?

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Describe vasa previa

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What are the signs and symptoms you may see if a patient has a placental abruption?

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18
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What is a potential risk of a velamentous insertion of the cord?

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19
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You discover your patient is having a postpartum hemorrhage. What are you going to do?

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20
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What should the nurse do when a woman’s uterus ruptures in labor?

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What are the two nursing interventions needing to occur with shoulder dystocia?

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What needs to happen in the case of anaphylactic shock or amniotic emboli?

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23
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What birth control methods require lifestyle changes that could affect their success rate?

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What are the risks of combined hormonal contraceptives?

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What needs to happen when a patient has a known invasive placenta?

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What is an inverted uterus?

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27
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What is first line treatment for gestational diabetes?

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What’s the nurses’ responsibility to prevent an inverted uterus?

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What is the nurses’ responsibility when an umbilical cord prolapse occurs?

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How do insulin needs change during pregnancy in women with pregestational diabetes?

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