Exam 3 Review Flashcards

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What to watch for with magnesium toxicity?

A

Respirations <12
Deep tendon reflexes <2+
4-7 range
Minimal variability is normal when mom is on magnesium

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2
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Betamethasone

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12mg IM every 24 hours
Helps with fetal lung development

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3
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What to give mom before an epidural?

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LR fluid bolus

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What is HELLP syndrome?

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Hemolysis, Elevated Liver Enzymes, Low platelet
Early: flu-like symptoms
Risk for DIC

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5
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Placenta Previa Description

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Painless, Bright red bleeding
No vaginal exam until ultrasound confirms placement

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Partial Placenta Rupture

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1 Risk factor: HTN

Dark red blood
Firm Abdomen
NO NEED FOR C-SECTION

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7
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Threatened Abortion

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Cervix is not dilating (Can still save baby) <20 weeks

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Inevitable Abortion

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Can’t save baby (Cervix is already opening) <20 weeks

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9
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How many weeks is a stillbirth?

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> 20 weeks

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10
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Meningitis Vaccine

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No vaccine for baby till 11-12 Years old
Droplet precautions

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Prevnar

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Prevents infant pneumonia

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12
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Ear infection causes more pain when what?

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Laying down causes more pressure
Respiratory infection starts to lead to ear infection

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13
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Meningitis diagnosis?

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Spinal tap: Increase WBC and Protein, decrease level of glucose
Can tell you whether it’s viral or bacterial

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14
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Meningitis treatment?

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Anticonvulsants
Viral: treat symptoms
Antibiotics before antipyretics

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15
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What happens with too much intake of Aspirin?

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Reye’s syndrome

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16
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Gavage feeding

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Lay on right side
Chest x-ray
15-30 ml administration 30-60 minutes
Water soluble lubricant
Warm water

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17
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Lactulose symptoms/diagnostic

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Severe diarrhea
Stool acidity/hydrogen breath test/ low glucose 2 hours after test
Don’t delay treatment for kids

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18
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Late symptoms of increased ICP

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Abnormal pupil response
Bradycardia
Abnormal posturing (Decerebrate-worse, arms extended)

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19
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Early signs of increased ICP

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Nausea/vomiting
Lethargy
Seizures
Budging fontanel, increased head circumference

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Above or below ischial spine?

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  • Negative above
    + Positive below
21
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Braxton Hicks contractions

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False contractions

22
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Post term baby

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Risk for meconium aspiration
Hypoglycemia

23
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Cytotec med

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Speeds up cervix

24
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Tocolytic Therapy

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1 purpose: prolong labor to give GLUCOCORTICOIDS_BETAMETHAZONE

Need to have >2cm with regular contractions
Magnesium sulfate IV
Terbutaline sub Q 0.25mg (normal side effects: Palpitations, tachycardia)

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Magnesium Sulfate
4g loading dose over 30-60 minutes, 1g maintenance, IV Prevents Cerebral Palsy Decrease reflexes <2+ Minimal variability normal with Med.
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Oligohydramnios
Decreased amount of amniotic fluid
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Magnesium toxicity
DON'T CHANGE MAG INFUSION UNLESS RESPIRATIONS ARE DECREASED (<12 OR DECREASED BY 4) Give calcium gluconate Do not give with nifedipine (can cause skeletal muscle blockage) Monitor urine output/VS (hourly)
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External Cephalic Version
Process of rotating baby
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Spontaneous rupture of membrane SROM
Assess color and consistency to identify meconium aspiration
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Toco meter
Can't measure intensity (palpate to determine intensity) Contractions every 2-5 minutes lasting for 45-90 seconds
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IUPC
Intrauterine pressure catheter -measures contraction intensity
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Tachysystole
>5 contractions in 10 minutes baby is not getting good oxygen
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Pre-rupture of membrane
1sr Assessment: fetal Heart Rate 2nd: color and consistency for meconium aspiration
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Fundal height
Matches cm >20 weeks Increases height with: Polyhydramnios Decreases height with: SGA and oligohydramnios
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shoulder dystocia
1st: Mc Roberts maneuver (knees to chest) Suprapubic pressure No forceps/no vaccume
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Chorioamnionitis
Abdominal tenderness Headache after having baby: CHECK TEMPERATURE FIRST
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Which hormone maintains pregnancy?
Progesterone
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Primary Powers
Effacement Dilation Involuntary Contractions
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Secondary Powers
Contraction changes Overwhelming urge to push
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First stage of Labor
Latent: 0-3cm Active: 4-7cm Transitional: 8-10cm
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Difference between false and true labor?
Cervical Dilation No change in dilation/effacement in 2 hours
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Stage 2-4 of labor
2: begins with complete cervicale dilation, ends with delivery of baby 3rd: ends when placenta is delivered 4th: Recovery (1-4 hours)
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Tachycardia is a sign for what for fetus?
Infection
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ephedrine
Help with epidural side effects (Maternal Hypotension) ITCHING IS NORMAL
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6 P's of vascular injury
Pain Pallor Pulselessness Pressure Paresthesia Paralysis
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Inflammation in eyes, Autoimmune disease
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
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FHT Category I
Moderate Variability (6-25) Only have one type of Deceleration "Early"
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Which is the most common type of Cerebral Palsy
Spastic (Stiff muscles): Tip-toe walking, positive Babinski reflex after 2 years Treatment: Baclofen Med through intrathecal pump (relaxes muscles)
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Myelomeningocele
AKA Spina bifida or Racheschisis Elevated AFP (Alfa Fetal protein)