HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM AND ECTOPIC PREGNANCY Flashcards

1
Q

excessive nausea and
vomiting during
pregnancy

A

hyperemesis gravidarum

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2
Q

causes of hyperemesis g.

A
  • high hcg
  • hyperthyroidism
  • hypofunction of anterior pituitary and adrenal cortex
  • abnormal corpus luteum
  • h. pylori infection
  • psychologic factors
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3
Q

true or false - high estrogen and progesterone = ptyalism = hyperemesis gravidarum

A

true

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4
Q

true or false - in hyperemesis g. the gastric motility is hightened

A

false - lower gastric motility

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5
Q

___ > F&E imbalance > hypovolemia, hypotension, tachycardian, high hct and bun, low uo > ___

A

dehydration; metabolic acidosis

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6
Q

metabolic acidosis efects:

A
  • disruption of cardiac function
  • fetal death
  • muscle wasting
  • vitamin deficiencies
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7
Q

electrolytes that are low during hyperemesis g.

A

Na, K, Cl

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8
Q

true or false - there is weakening of peripheral nerves during hyperemesis g.

A

true

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9
Q

nursing diagnosis for hyperemesis g.

A

imbalanced nutrition, risk for deficient fluid volume, fear, ineffective coping

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10
Q

calories per day for client with hyperemesis g.

A

2500 calories

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11
Q

true or false - in feeding a client with hyperemesis g, serve large portions of food presented
attractively

A

false - small portions

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12
Q

true or false - put basin out of sight

A

true

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13
Q

how to control vomiting

A
  • antiemetics (metoclopramide)
  • NPO
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14
Q

how to correct DHN

A
  • IV - ringer’s solution
  • measure I and O, and amount of vomitus
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15
Q

how to restore electrolyte balance

A

add potassium chloride to IV infusion

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16
Q

what is given to maintain adequate nutrition in clients with hyperemesis g.

A
  • thiamine - B1
  • pyridoxine - B6
17
Q

diet plan for hyperemesis g.

A

clear liquid > dry toast, cracker every 2-3 hours > soft diet > normal diet

18
Q
  • implantation of fertilized ovum in a site other
    than the endometrial lining of the uterus
  • may occur on the surface of the ovary or in the
    cervix
A

ectopic pregnancy

19
Q

most common site of ectopic p.

A

fallopian tube - distal 3rd

20
Q

ectopic implantation:

  • ___% occur in the ampulla
  • ___% occur in the isthmus
  • ___% occur in the fimbriae
21
Q

true or false - ectopic p. is second most frequent cause of bleeding in early pregnancy

22
Q

causative factors of ectopic p.

A
  • tubal damage – PID
  • previous tubal surgery
  • congenital anomalies of the tube
  • Endometriosis
  • previous ectopic pregnancy
  • presence of an IUD
  • exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES)
23
Q

true or false - ectopic p. occurs more frequently in women who smoke, with IUD, or
following in vitro fertilization

24
Q

clinical manifestations of ectopic pregnancy

A
  • missed period
  • abd pain
  • vaginal spotting
25
Q

assessment for ectopic pregnancy

A

sharp stabbing pain in one of the lower quadrants + scant vaginal spotting

26
Q

if internal bleeding progresses to acute hemorrhage, what may happen?

A
  • lightheadedness
  • rapid pulse
  • shock
27
Q

A ___ will demonstrate the
ruptured tube and blood collecting in the
peritoneum

A

transvaginal sonogram

28
Q

Either a falling ___ or ___ level suggests that the pregnancy has ended

A

Hcg / serum progesterone

29
Q

A ___ or ___ can be used to visualize the fallopian tube

A

laparoscopy or culdoscopy

30
Q

if the ectopic pregnancy is not terminated:

A
  • rigid abd
  • cullen’s sign
  • extensive or dull vaginal or abd pain
  • shoulder pain
  • mass is palpable in douglas’ cul-de-sac
31
Q
  • If the woman is receiving treatment using methotrexate, the nurse advises the woman to avoid ___.
A

sun exposure

32
Q

Stress the need to return for follow-up ___ testing

33
Q

If an ectopic pregnancy can be diagnosed by a sonogram before the
tube has ruptured, it can be treated medically by the oral administration of ___followed by ____.

A

methotrexate, leucovorin

34
Q

A ___ is performed after the chemotherapy to assess whether the tube is fully patent

A

hysterosalpingogram or sonogram

35
Q

what is given for sloughing of the tubal implantation site

A

mifepristone

36
Q

true or false - As with miscarriage, women with Rh-negative blood should receive Rh (D) immune globulin (RhIG) after an ectopic pregnancy for
isoimmunization protection in future childbearing.

37
Q

The therapy for a ruptured ectopic pregnancy is ___ to ligate the bleeding vessels and to remove or repair the damaged fallopian
tube.

A

laparoscopy