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NR 465- Exam 1 Flashcards

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When does the fundal height decrease?

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between 36-40 weeks

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2
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How long should fetal kick count be measured

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for 2 hours, or until the fetus makes 10 distince movements

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0 is right at the ischial spine.

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2
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  • Transverse Lie shoulder presentation
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3
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This is a condition in pregnancy characterized by high blood pressure, sometimes with fluid retention and proteinuria

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preeclampsia

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4
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is protein in the urine a normal finding during pregnancy?

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yes

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4
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What defines the transition phase of labor?

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contractions every 1-2minutes, may have an urge to push down

becomes very anxious during this time

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5
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Longitudinal Lie Vertex Presentation

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5
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How do late decelerations appear

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like early decelerations but are shifted to the right

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6
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When is a neonate most alert?

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the first hour

breast feeding is important!

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6
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What is the ointment used in the newborn’s eyes to prevent gonorrhea?

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Erythromycin.

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7
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How long does the latent phase last?

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from the beginning of labor until about 3-5cm

  • woman is sociable and excited*
  • 8 hours*
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8
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What is the role of corpus luteum

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first 6-7 weeks produces progesterone until placenta can take over

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8
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What does an engaged fetus mean?

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the largest diameter of the head entered the pelvic cavity. Zero or lower. Takes place before the onset of labor.

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9
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When the head passes through the pelvis the bones may overlap, what is this called?

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molding

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10
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How do we measure the descent of the fetus

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in relation to the ischial spine. +1 is crowning of the head

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11
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Why are presumptive signs not considered diagnostic?

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because they are changes that could happen outside of pregnancy

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11
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Examples of Probable Signs

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  • Chadwicks Sign
  • Goodell’s Sign
  • positive pregnancy test
  • skin hyperpigmentation
  • striae
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11
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Duration is how long

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1 contraction lasts

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12
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How many arteries/veins does a fetus have

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  • 2 arteries (deox to placenta)
  • 1 vein (oxgenated away)
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14
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What position allows greater perfusion to the fetus?

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Wedged to the left

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15
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How long does the fourth stage of labor last?

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2 hours to 6 weeks

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16
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What defines the 3rd stage of labor?

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Devliery of the plancenta

can last up to 30 min

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17
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What does restitution mean?

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after the head is born, it turns to the same side it was in utero to realign with the shoulders and back.

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18
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What hormone does estrogen/progesterone block during pregnancy?

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FSH (follicle stimulating hormone) and LH (lutenizing) from anterior Pituitary

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19
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Why doesn’t blood pressure increase during pregnancy?

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due to decreased resistance in the vessels

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20
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What is a term used for false labor contractions?

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braxton hicks

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20
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What could be the cause of variable deceleration?

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cord compression, ask to reposition

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21
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On a newborn, what shape should the posterior fontanel be upon palpation?

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triangular where the occipital and parietal bones meet. Between 0.5 and 1 cm. It closes by 2 to 4 months of age.

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22
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frequency is the time from the beginning of one contraction…

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to the beginning of the next

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23
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On a newborn, what shape should the anterior fontanel be upon palpation?

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a diamond, between frontal and parietal bones. Should be soft and flat

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25
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What are women at risk for during third trimester?

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Anemia -should take iron supplements

26
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What is nagels rule?

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First day of LMP, minuse 3 months, plus 7 days

28
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What is the main difference between a presumptive sign and a probable sign?

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that involve physoligcal and anatomical changes (still subjective)

29
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Pre-term is the number of pregnance delievered between…?

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20 and 37 weeks

29
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What tool can measure contractions graphically?

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cardiotocography

31
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What can be used to determine a normal developing fetus versus an ectopic pregnancy?

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Serial Quantitative hCG, Progesterone levels, Ultrasounds

slower rises in hCG usually occur

32
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Why do hematocrit and hemoglobin levels drop during 1st and 2nd trimester?

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because of blood volume expansion

33
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What do strong contractions feel like upon palpation?

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a forhead

34
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What does the LH trigger?

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ovulation and development of corpus luteum

35
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What do moderate contractions feel like upon palpation?

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a chin

36
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What does FSH hormone do?

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regulates the development, growth, pubertal maturation and reproductive processes of the body

37
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What causes hemodilution during pregnancy?

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increase in plasma larger than the increase in RBC’s

39
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Normal Weight of a newborn?

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2500- 4000 grams

5-8 lbs

40
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A

Toco transducer

41
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What could be the cause of early deceleration?

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fetal head compression, causing the vagus nerve to slow the heart rate.

no intervention needed

43
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What makes a positive sign of pregnancy

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objective findings, through listen, seeing, feeling

44
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What defines an acceleration before 32 weeks gestation?

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an increase in 10 bpm that lasts at least 10 seconds

44
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What is another word for Valsavla maneuver

A

Closed Glottis pushing during 2nd stage of labor

46
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What is Caput Succedaneum?

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feels spongy, crosses suture lines

will go away on its own

47
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48
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When should prenatal visits begin?

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as soon as woman supsects pregnancy

49
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What does APGAR stand for?

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  • Appearance
  • Pulse
  • Grim (cry)
  • Activity
  • Respiratory
50
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A

Primary Powers

52
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What is considered a “term” pregnancy?

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37 weeks or later

54
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What defines the 2nd stage of labor?

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complete (10cm) dilation and full effacement of the cervix. It ends with the birth of the baby.

lasts avg 50 min, woman is agitated and irritable

55
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What hormone causes the vessels to be dilated during 2nd trimester?

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progesterone

BP will decrease

56
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What is the size of dilation during the active phase?

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between 4cm and 6cm

58
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What happens to vascular resistance during pregnancy?

A

it decreases

59
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What do mild contractions feel like upon palpation?

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the tip of a nose

60
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What are the 7 cardinal movement of labor

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  1. Descent
  2. Engagement
  3. Flexion
  4. Internal Rotation
  5. Extension
  6. Restitution
  7. External Rotation
  8. Expulsion
61
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What are the 3 components of the first stage of labor?

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  1. Latent
  2. Active
  3. Transient
63
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What are the 2 most important components of a biophysical profile

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  1. Non-stress test
    1. nervous system
  2. Amniotic Fluid Volume Index
    1. kidney perfusion
    2. normal means shunting has NOT occurred
64
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What could be the cause of late deceleration?

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  • depressed cardiac function
  • poor oxygenation
  • maternal hypotension
  • excessive uterine stimulation.
65
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What is the peak of the contraction called?

A

acme

66
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3 parts of the fetus skull that are not fused together?

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  1. Frontal
  2. Parietal
  3. Occiptal
67
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What does 100% effacement mean?

A

Cervix is no longer palpable, powerful contractions

68
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What does progesterone do to myometrial activity?

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decreases it to maintain during pregnancy (dec uterine contractions)

69
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What are complications of a closed glottis

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reduces blood return to the heart and maternal oxygen sat and decreases placental blood flow.

(prolonged breath holding)

70
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It is officially considered a para if…

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the child has reached 20 weeks

71
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What is relaxin secreted from?

A

corpus luteum and placenta

72
Q
A

open glottis promotes perineal stretching.

73
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It is considered an abortion if…

A

termination before viability (20weeks)

74
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Pre term

A

20-36.6 weeks

75
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What does amniotic fluid tell you?

A

good organ development, placental function

76
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What is an acceleration tell you

A

intact CNS reactive good sign

77
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Biophysical Profile

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  • Accelerations- FHR (non stress test)
  • Tone, (flexed)
  • Movement
  • Lung Expansion
  • Amniotic FLuid index
78
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Why do you give IV fluids when administering epidural?

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to keep BP stabilized

79
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