Maternal and Child Health Nursing. (Normal) Flashcards
OB Normals
Creation of organs
Organogenesis
Safe Drugs for Pregnancy
Category A (Paracetamol, Saline nasal spray)
Ectoderm
Brain
Mesoderm
Heart
Endoderm
Brain
opposing feelings in the 1st semester of pregnancy
Ambivalcence
easiest part of pregnancy where mother has adopted with increase LIBIDo
2nd sem
Feeling of unattractiveness, low self esteem
3rd sem give support system
Presumptive signs (Subjective cues)
BAUN sa QC
Breast Changes
Amenorrhea
Urinary Changes
Nausea and Vomiting
Quickening
Chloasma/Melasma
felt by the mother at the 5th month of pregnancy
Quickening (presumptive)
Mask pregnancy, discoloration of face and NECk
Chloasma and Melasma
Probable signs (Obj)
HCG BB
Hegars Sign - Thinning uterus
Chadwicks sign - Bluish Vagina
Goodells sign - Softening uterus
Braxton Hicks - False labor
Ballotement - Bouncing
How hard? goodells sign
Non preg - nose
Pregnant - Earlobe
Labor - Soft as butter
False labor relived by ambulation
Contractions are painless and irregular
Braxton HIcks Contraction
Positive signs (Confirmation)
UFM
UTZ
FHT
Movement felt by examiner
Transvaginal utz intervention?
Done at early pregnancy
Empty bladder
Abdominal UTZ intervention?
Late pregnancy
Drink 3-4 glass of water
Abdomen must be distended
Gland in the breast that lubricated during breastfeeding that prevents nipple drynessq
Montgomery’s tubercle
Blackish line midline of the abdomen
Linea nigra
Whitish line after pregnancy
Linea alba
High cardiac output causes diluted blood what type of anemia?
Physiologic Anemia
Cardiovascular Changes in Pregnancy
High CO
Temporary palpitations
Edema
Varicose Veins
peri orbital edema (anasarca) are generalized edema that can be caused by?
PIH
Bipedal edema in late stages of pregnancy are normal or not>
Normal
Dorsiflexion of the foot causes pain in the calf
Called?
Intervention?
Complication?`
Homan’s Sign
Don’t Massage; ELEVATE
ELEVATE
DVT
Virchow’s triad (3Vs)
Interventions
DVT
Venous Stasis
Venous Wall damage
Vlood Coagulation
Intervention: Anti-embolic stocking and elevate
Gastrointestinal changes in Pregnancy:
MHCHH
Morning Sickness
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
Constipation and Flatulence
Hemorrhoids
Heartburn
Hypoglycemia in the morning
Interventions
Morning Sickness
Offer simple CHO: Crackers, Dry toast
Caused by high HCG
Interventions
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
Diet: SFF
Inhibition of peristalsis due to gravid uterus
Constipation and Flatulence
Inc fiber, OFI
Pressure int he perianal area can cause?
Interventions
Hemorrhoids
Internal: Painless, Asymp
External: Painful
Interventions for External Hemorrhoids
Sitz bath with Astringent (Witch hazel)
Respiratory Changes in P
Interventions
Shortness of Breath
Left side lying position in the morning for 1 hour
Dec urinary threshold
Pride of pregnancy, musculoskeletal change
Interventions
Lordosis
- Wear low heeled shoes to have a grip
Leg cramps
high bmr cause high glucose production main root is?
High temp
Skin changes
MLS
Melasma
Linea nigra
Striae gravidarum
stretch mark and its Interventions
Striae gravidarum
- cocoa butter inc collagen
Vaginal secretion that prevents infection
Leukorrhea
infection that causes preterm labor
UTI
Weight Changes in pregnancy
And recommendation of WHO
1st: 1.5-3lbs
2nd: 10-11 lbs
3rd: 10-11 lbs
WHO: 25-35 lbs normal weight gain throughout entire pregnancy
Psychological tasks of the mother per semester
1st: Ambivalence
2nd: Fantasize
3rd: Responsibilities
Where fertilization and implantation happpens?
Ferti: Ampulla
Impla: Uterus at Upper uterine segment
Ovum is to
Ovulation
Zygote is to
fertilization to implantation
Embryo is to
Implantation up to 8 weeks
Fetus
8 weeks to full term
Chorion membrane
Outer
Amnion
inner where amniotic fluid is
Amniotic fluid
Normal
Oligo and its complication
Poly
Normal: 500-1000ml
Oligohydramnios: Less than 500
- Renal problems
Polyhydramnios
- more than 1L (tracheoesophageal fistula) not fully develop
Purpose of amniotic fluid
Protection
Temperature regualtion
Supports growht
Fetal movement
Umbilical cord normal?
2 arteries
1 vein
Umbilical cord abnormal?
2 veins
1 artery
- Congenital heart defect
Protective covering of umbilical
Wharton’s jelly
conception up to onset of labor is called?
Antepartum stage
Auscultation per month
3 mos: Doppler
4 mos: Fetoscope
5 mos: Stethoscope
Electronic fetal heart monitoring: Non stress test
rule of 15x15
15 beats inc by 15 sec duration in the fetal strip
Good result: Reactive
If bad (non-reactive): Proceed to stress test
Also called oxytocin challenge test
Stress test
Invasive (needs consent)
Nipple stimulation/Oxytocin
Results: Good (negative)
Bad (positive) - Notify!
Decelerations of Stress test
Early - Head compression
Late - Uteroplacental insuff
Variable - Cord compression
evaluates fetal maturity
Determine certain defects by AFP
Alpha feto protein by AMNIOCENTESIS
Low AFP indicates?
Down syndrome
High AFP indicates?
Neural tube defects
direct visualization of fetus
fetoscope
4 maneuvers of Leopold
FUPP
Fundal grip
Umbilical grip
Pawliks grip
Pelvic grip
Determines position of the fetus
Cephalic, Breach, Rotling, Acromion
1st: Fundal grip
determines fetal lie position
Pelvic grip (4th)
Diagnostic procedures in pregnancy
UTZ
Leopolds Maneuver
Clean catch urine
Pap smear
Class 1 pap smear
Normal
Class 2 PS
Inflammation
no IE!
Class 3
Mild-moderate dysplasia
No sex
Class 4
Probably malignant (difficu;t to recover)
Class 5
Possibly malignant (small chance of recovery)
Discomforts of Pregnancy
N/V
Breast tenderness
Ptyalism
Ankle Edema
Backache
Constipation
Heartburn
Hemorrhoids
SOB
Health teachings in nutrition
Calories
Pregnant: +300
Breastfeeding: +500 calories
Smoking causes?
Low birth weight
Drinking alcohol causes?
Fetal withdrawal syndrome (wasted infant)
Sexual activity: rule of 6
6 weeks before delivery (x)
6 weeks after (/)
6 weeks normal involution
Travel in pregnancy
get 15-30 mins rest every 2-3 hrs
4Ps of components of Labor
Passenger
Passsageway
Power
PSyche
Pelvis, Cervic, Vagina
Prone in>
Passageway
Cephalopelvic disproportion
Stronger uterine contraction
Primary
Secondary contraction intstruction
Bear down
Stages of Labor and Delivery (4)
DFPR
Dilatation and effacement
Fetal expulsion
Placental stage
Recovery and Post aprtum
Phases of Stage 1
LAT
Latent
Active
Transition
4-7 cm mother loses self control
Active phase
Latent phase
0-3 cm mother able to communicate
DO HEALTH TEACHING HERE
8-10 cm fully dilated effaced
Transition
TRANSFER MOTHER TO LABOR ROOM to DELIVERY
Expulsion Stage
(Mechanisms of Labor)
EDFIRE ERE
Engagement
Descent
Flexion
Internal rotation
Extrusion (crowning)
External Rotation
Expulsion
Lack of external rotation causes?
Shoulder dystocia
Signs of Placental Separation
LSC
Lengthening of the cord
Sudden gush of Blood
Culkin’s sign
Uterus becomes firm and globular
Culkin’s sign
If soft and boggy uterus if massaging is ineffective give?
Oxytocin
If uterus is dislodged to the right?
Encourage to urinate or catheter
If oxytocin is given and still boggy,
Reclean the uterus and check for placental fragments
Uterus well contracted but with bleeding
Check perineum
for perinieal lacerations
Types of Placents
Schultz: Shiny
Duncan; Dirty
Higher risk of retained placental fragment?
Duncan
CHECK FOR COTYLEDONS MUST BE 20-30
Recovery and Bonding Stage 4
1-4 hrs after delivery
Most critical stage
Caused by shock
reddish discharge
Rubra 0-3 days
Pinkish to brownish discahrge
4-9 days
Serosa
Lochia Alba
Whitish 10 days max of 6 weeks
blood loss during delievry
NSD: 500ml
CS: 800-1000 ml
Episiotomy care (4)
Ice pack (first 24 hrs)
Sitz bath (After 24 hrs)
Use cotton underwear
Inc fiber and OFi
what position opens vena cava and increases circulation
Left sife lying position