Lesson 3 Flashcards

1
Q

what to do if mother is under the influence when you arrive?

A

document in PCR and let nurse know

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2
Q

gravida

A

number of times women been pregnant

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3
Q

parity

A

number of pregnancies carried to a viable gestational age (beyond 26 weeks)

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4
Q

primigravida

A

pregnant for the first time or has been pregnant one time

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5
Q

primipara

A

given birth once before

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6
Q

multigravida

A

been pregnant more then once

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7
Q

multipara

A

given birth 2 or more times

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8
Q

nullipara

A

never carried beyond 20 weeks

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9
Q

nulligravida

A

has never been pregnant

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10
Q

most common pregnancy calls

A

pain
vaginal bleeding
traumatic injury

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11
Q

pregnant patients are immune from any other causes of abdominal pain

A

false!

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12
Q

GP questions if patient is pregnant

A
how many times you've been pregnant
how many times have you given birth?
abortions?
miscarriage?
C sections?
twins?
ultrasound result?
last baby movement?
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13
Q

pregnancy symptoms

A
amenorrhea
nausea
vomiting
breast tenderness 
back pain 
cramping 
vaginal discharge 
weigh gain 
edema
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14
Q

first ultrasound non high risk

A

20 weeks

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15
Q

first ultrasound high risk

A

10-12 weeks come weekly/biweekly

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16
Q

Cesarean sections once they happen once there’s a great probability they will happen again T/F

17
Q

We can do C sections T/F

A

F! don’t even think about it

18
Q

pregnancy vitals

A

HR increases 10-20
RR increases
generalized edema
BP decreases in 2nd tri returns in 3rd

19
Q

best way to do fetal assessment

A

ask the mother
movement?
contractions?

20
Q

fundal height

A

zero mark on top of symphysis pubis

1cm = 1 week

21
Q

normal fetal heart rate

A

110/60mmHG

count for a minute

22
Q

what trimester does the mom really start to feel movement

23
Q

type of assessment on mom

A

head to toe

24
Q

what should you do if you have to deliver out in there field

A

call a second unit

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labour prodromal stage
plug of mucus/blood often goes unnoticed not painful
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first stage of labour
5-15 minute contraction intervals cervix thins out /dilates 1st stage lasts until cervix is fun;y dialled (10cm) amniotic sac should rupture if not we have to do it
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stage 2 of labour
baby enters birth canal contractions more intense 1-2 minuses long 1-2 minutes long crowning get ready once head delivers (largest part) rest of the body usually comes right out
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stage 3 labour
delivery of the placenta minutes to 10 minutes don't have to wait for this before transporting giving oxytocin helps with this stage
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questions to ask yourself
``` am I delivering this baby here? what do I need to prepare? is there time to reach the hospital? what are contractions like? frequency? feel urge to move bowels ```
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when transporting mother in labour what shouldn't you do?
DON'T LET HER WALK
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If there's no time to transport to the hospital
clean environment
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abruptio placentae
premature separation of the placenta painless vaginal bleeding
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pregnancy and drugs
pass through placenta barrier causing birth defects