Final Exam New Material Review & Study Guide Flashcards
uterus returning to pre pregnant state
involution
when can you not feel fundus PP
2 weeks
who is more likely to have afterpains
breast feeding, macrosomia, increase amniotic fluid, twins
loch stages and days
Lochia rubra: red/brown, may contain small clots (grape size)1-4 days after delivery
Lochia serosa: 4-10 days after delivery
Lochia alba: after 10 days, up to 6+ weeks
most frequent cause of excessive bleeding after birth
atony
who is going to have atony
bladder dis
who is at risk for atony and what meds do we use
induced with pit cause of receptors being full
- meth and hematite
common complaint of PP
headache
stimulate RR
mechnical
chem
sensory
thermal
hyperbili risk
exlucsive breast feeding
- decrease volume going in and decrease going out
no pass mec, ABO, Rh, bruising, polycytothemia
do cross
caput
not do cross
hematoma
CCHD
R hand - pre ductal
either food - post
>95% with less than 3% change
LATCH
latch
audible swallowing
type of nip
comfort
hold
what is indicative of feeding
output
late sign of feeding
crying
early signs
smacking, sucking, rooting, hand to mouth
when to see mom outpatient
2-6 weeks
baby is seen when outpatient and why
2-3 days
bili and weight
what is late cause of PPH
- 24hr plus
subinvol
where is fundus felt 12 hours
U or 1 above U
vag blood loss
500
C/S blood loss
1000
increase HR and decrease BP means what and we are going to give what
shock
fluids