T4 - Medical Disorders Substance Abuse (Josh) Flashcards

1
Q

How is Heart Disease classified?

A

Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4

***classes can change throughout pregnancy

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2
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Which Heart Disease Classification?

Asymptomatic and has no limitation on activity

A

Class 1

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3
Q

Which Heart Disease Classification?

Symptomatic w/ slight limitation on activity

A

Class 2

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4
Q

Which Heart Disease Classification?

Symptomatic w/ marked limitations on activity.

A

Class 3

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5
Q

Which Heart Disease Classification?

Cardiac insufficiency or angina occurs even at rest

Inability to carry out any physical activity w/out discomfort

A

Class 4

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6
Q

Which Class of Heart Disease will definitely have a C/S?

A

Class 4

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7
Q

When is the greatest risk for the client w/ CHF?

A

28-32 wks b/c that is when volume peaks

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8
Q

Symptoms of CHF

A

Edema (progresses from pedal to generalized, pitting and pulmonary)

Fatigue

Dyspnea w/ ADL –> orthopnea

Crackles at bases of lungs

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9
Q

What is most common CV complication from pregnancy?

A

CHF

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10
Q

What is cardiac decompensation?

A

inability to maintain adequate CO

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11
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Why would we give a prophylactic antibiotic for the CV client before invasive procedures?

A

prevent bacterial endocarditis

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12
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Why would we be cautious about Diruetics (Furosemide) for CHF client who is pregnant?

A

may interfere w/ perfusion to baby

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13
Q

Iron Deficiency Anemia:

What is total Iron requirement for pregnancy?

A

1000 mg

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14
Q

S/S of Iron Deficiency Anemia

A

Pallor

Fatigue

Lethargy

HA

Pica

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15
Q

Nursing education r/t supplemental Iron

A

Vit C increases absorption

Milk, Tea and Cofee DECREASE absorption

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16
Q

How much Folic Acid needed per day?

17
Q

When we think of Cocaine, we should think of — —

A

placental abruption

18
Q

Smoking is a — and can cause a — baby.

A

vasoconstictor

LBW
- due to poor perfusion

19
Q

When do signs of Heroin withdrawal appear in neonate?

A

within 72 hrs

20
Q

Client teaching r/t Substance Abuse

A

Should not go ‘cold turkey’

Heroine addicts may be put on methadone

21
Q

What are our concerns about Stadol for a client who is a heroin addict?

A

would cause INSTANT withdrawal symptoms

22
Q

Treatment for AIDS during Pregnancy

A

Zidovudine (ZDV) orally beginning after 14 wks gestation (syrup)

Administered IV during labor

Administered to infant ~6 wks after delivery

23
Q

Amniocentesis for AIDS mom?

24
Q

Interventions during Intrapartum for AIDS mom

A

Avoid scalp electrodes

Avoid episiotomy

Avoid Pitocin (strong UC can cause vag tears)

ZDV given IV as ordered

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Neonate and HIV
bathe baby prior to any invasive procedures ZDV at 6 wks
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Pregnant client is two times more likely to form --- due to increased progesterone.
gallstones * **antibiotics * **meperidine or atropine to decrease spasms * **omit fatty foods
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What are the TORCH infections?
Toxoplasmosis Others (Varicella) Rubella Cytomegalovirus (Herpes)