OB Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

achievement of a parenthood role around 4 months

A

stage 4 of parenthood

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2
Q

second period of reactivity

A

2 to 8 hours

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3
Q

what is the time frame for breast milk and formula to be used

A

within 2 hours

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4
Q

what type of Coombs test for Rh incompatibility

A

Positive direct Coombs test

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5
Q

1st line medication for PPH

A

oxytocin (Pitocin)

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6
Q

this pH is a sign of pathologic acidemia

A

less than 7

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7
Q

intake after first 2 days of life

A

100-150mL/kg (45-68 mL/lb)

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8
Q

PP assessments for the first 2 hours

A

every 15 min

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9
Q

color of lochia/discharge 1-4 days after birth

A

rubra (red)

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10
Q

good newborn states to feed (hint: 3)

A
  1. active (light) sleep
  2. drowsy state
  3. awake, alert state
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11
Q

avoid this PPH med for those with asthma

A

carboprost

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12
Q

when does menstraution reoccur for nonlactating women

A

7-9 weeks

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13
Q

when is the window the PP ā€œbaby bluesā€ to be considered PPD

A

after 10-14 days

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14
Q

when will platelet levels return to normal

A

by the 6th PP week

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15
Q

how many wet diapers after 4 days old

A

6 wet diapers day

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16
Q

avoid this PPH med for hx of DVT (may be overlooked)

A

TXA-tranexamic acid

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17
Q

when do plasma levels reach the pre-pregnancy state

A

4-6 weeks PP

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18
Q

what nutrients are important during the PP period

A

high fiber and iron

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19
Q

this occurs in first 24 hours after childbirth

A

postpartum hemorrhage

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20
Q

average blood loss for a vaginal delivery

A

200 to 500mL

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21
Q

typical weight of newborn

A

7.2-7.6 oz (3.2-3.3kg)

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22
Q

leading cause of mortality in the US

A

postpartum hemorrhage

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23
Q

a sequence of events that result in ischemic or toxic mucosal damage of the gut. no single known cause

A

necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)

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24
Q

this returns to normal within hours of delivery

A

cervix

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25
Q

early sign of RDS

A

grunting

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26
Q

average blood loss for C-section

A

700 to 1000 mL

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27
Q

typical head measurement

A

13-14 inches (33-35cm)

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28
Q

when do baby blues peak

A

at day 4-5

29
Q

color of lochia/discharge 7/10 days-6 weeks days after birth

A

alba (white)

30
Q

most common cause of PPH

A

uterine atony

31
Q

5 Tā€™s of PPH

A

Tone, tissue, trauma, thrombin, and traction

32
Q

-poor muscle tone
-jitteriness
-low temp
-lethargy

A

symptoms of hypoglycemia

33
Q

crosses placenta, passive immunity

34
Q

Rubinā€™s maternal psychologic adaptation

A

-taking in
-taking hold
-letting go

35
Q

three processes of involution of the uterus

A

1.contraction of muscle fibers
2.catabolism
3.regeneration

36
Q

commitment, attachment, preparation for an infant during pregnancy

A

stage one of parenthood

37
Q

this pH is a sign of asphyxia

A

7.2 or less

38
Q

commonly associated with the copper rash seen on newborns

39
Q

normal BG after day 1

40
Q

color of lochia/discharge 4-7/10 days after birth

A

serosa (yellow-ish)

41
Q

daily calorie needs of the newborn

A

100-110 cal/kg

42
Q

expected weight loss after delivery

43
Q

what type of Coombs test for ABO incompatibility

A

positive indirect Coombs test

44
Q

PP assessments for the remaining 24 hours

A

Every 4 hours

45
Q

the 5 sā€™ of a crying baby

A
  1. swinging
  2. side/stomach position
  3. shushing
  4. sucking
  5. swaddling
46
Q

avoid this PPH med for cardiovascular disease

A

misoprotol

47
Q

avoid this PPH med for those with HTN

A

methylergonovine

48
Q

intake for the first 2 days of life

A

40-60mL/kg (18-27 mL/lb)

49
Q

infection of endometrium, decidua, and adjacent myometrium

50
Q

when does menstruation reoccur for lactating women

A

dependent on length of feeding

51
Q

where is the uterus after delivery day 1

A

the umbilicus

52
Q

expected weight loss over next 2 weeks

53
Q

postpartum hemorrhage blood loss following vaginal birth

54
Q

this lab reflects tissue perfusion

55
Q

moving toward a new normal routine in the first 4 months after birth

A

stage 3 of parenthood

56
Q

acquaintance with and attachment to the infant, learning how to care for the infant, physical restoration in first weeks after birth

A

stage two of parenthood

57
Q

when do total bilirubine levels peak

A

4-5 days after birth

58
Q

typical length of newborn

A

19-20 inches (48-50.8 cm)

59
Q

postpartum hemorrhage blood loss following a C-section

A

> 1,000 mL

60
Q

how many wet diapers until 4 days old

A

one wet diaper per day old

61
Q

normal day 1 BG

62
Q

first period of reactivity

A

birth to 30 min to 2 hours after birth

63
Q

present in colostrum

64
Q

typical chest measurement

A

12-13 inches (30-33cm)

65
Q

where is the uterus 2 weeks after delivery

A

the pelvis

66
Q

what does LATCH stand for?

A

Latch
Audible swallowing
Type of nipple
Comfort
Hold

67
Q

what size blood clots do we worry about?

A

greater than a golf ball or quarter

68
Q

PP assessments during the 3rd hours

A

every 30 min

69
Q

period after delivery of placenta, lasting for 6 weeks

A

puerperium