OB Exam 1 Flashcards
When a patient is post vaginal delivery and observes vaginal bleeding greater than 600mL, what is this called?
Uterine Atony
What medication is used to control bleeding?
Oxytocin (Pitocin)
When a patient is at risk for altered tissue perfusion what will the signs appear like?
A client will maintain stable vital signs and oxygen saturation
When a patient complains of difficulty urinating, what is this called?
Vulvar hematoma
Someone who is in late pregnancy begin to choke, what should be preformed?
Chest Thrust
What promotes bowel function?
Glycerin Suppository
When is an ideal time to teach about breastfeeding?
within 1-2 hours after birth
A patient delivered 4 weeks ago and now has thoughts of self harm, this is an example of..?
Postpartum depression
To assist the client in developing appropriate infant attachment behaviors who is postpartum what should the nurse do?
Encourage mother to participate in care. Provide community resources. Observe mother infant interactions
How should a client with pregestational diabetes participate in diabetic management?
monitor Blood glucose levels
A client was diagnosed with preeclampsia, what medication should be used to prevent seizures?
Magnesium sulfate
What may a client experience when in their third trimester of pregnancy who has preeclampsia?
Hypertension, proteinuria, and a headache unrelieved by Tylenol
What may have to occur when the client is macrocosmic due to poor glycemic control?
Cesarean birth
The clients skin is flushed and dry, and is also lethargic, what may this be?
Ketoacidosis
How should you prevent diabetes associated birth defects?
Maintaining strict glycemic control
Where may someone with HELLP Syndrome experience pain?
Right upper quadrant pain with a headache
What diagnostic test should be run when noticing bright red vaginal bleeding?
Ultrasound
What symptoms may the client who is 32 weeks gestation diagnosed with preeclampsia experience?
Visual changes, Difficulty focusing