The High Risk Pregnancy And/or Delivery Flashcards

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Medical management during ectopic pregnancy if patient is stable

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Methotrexate

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What is important to remember when administering methotrexate for ectopic treatment ?

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Appropiate PPE (double glove)
Verify pt name , med and dosage w another nurse
Do not expel air from the syringe

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How long is urine considered toxic for methotrexate ?

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72 hours- so avoid getting urine on toilet sear and flush toilet twice w lid closed after voiding

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Adverse effects of methotrexate

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N&V
& transient abdominal pain

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What should a pt refrain from when taking methotrexate ?

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Drinking alcohol , taking vitamins w folic acid, using NSADIS, and avoid sunlight

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For a mom with placenta previa that is stable with no fetal compromise. What can be given in order to speed up maturation of fetal lungs?

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Corticosteroids

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With someone who has gestational trophoblastic disease - what can be given IF hcg levels rise which indicate possible malignancy?

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Methotrexate

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What can be given for home management of a mom and fetus who is stable w placenta previa?

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Corticosteroids for their lungs

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C section prep for total or partial previa for heavy bleeding or deterioration of mother/fetus

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Additional help (people)
Large bore 18g and consider second IV line
Blood on stand by or immediately available
NICU Team for baby

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Conservative management if mild and fetus is <34 wks no sign of distress

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Bed rest
Possible admin of tocolytic to reduce uterine activity
Corticosteroids to accelerate fetal lung maturity
Rogam for RH neg women

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DIC causes

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Placental abruption or prolonged retention of dead fetus
Condition characterized by endothelial damage
Severe preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome
Maternal sepsis
Amniotic fluid

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Primary sources of iron

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Meat, fish, chicken, liver, green leafy vegetables

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Who should come into contact it’s varicella zoster virus t the hospital and what precautions are they on

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Only immune stuff should come into contact with these patients

Airborne/contact

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13- 20 wk gestation effect from varicella zoster virus

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Limb hypoplasia
Cutaneous scars
Chorirentinits
Cataracts
Microcephalic
IUGR

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5-2 days before birth effect from varicella zoster virus

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Life threatening varicella infection congenital varicella syndrome

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Group b strep positive test treatments

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Cephazolin or penicillin 2 before birth

Clindamycin every 8 hours so at least 1 before birth

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What is important to treat when a mom gets diagnosed with chorioamnionitis

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Keep the fever down , babies heart rate will be high during fever so it will decrease once moms fever goes down

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What is the issue with giving corticosteroids while mom has chorioamnioitis

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Mom already has a count greater than 15,000 without it so if we give it then the WBC will be higher and its harder to track if infection is getting worse or not.

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Why is antibiotic therapy good before or after birth when infection chorioamnioitis is identified?

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Helps to prevent mom from getting endometritis

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What are moms with GBS or STD at risk for

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PROM
Risk for prolapse cord

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What can be given to a mom with PROM who is less than 36 weeks

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Corticosteroids, short term tocolytics, antibiotics to prevent infection ( 7 day course)

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When a pt test negative for fetal fibronetin test

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Pt has 1% chance of delivering in the next two weeks

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What do we administer to moms who are coming in with signs of preterm labor

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IV fluids and encourage hydration but we do have to watch out for fluid over load ( maternal resp distress - pulmonary edema)

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24
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What can delay pre term birth

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Tocolytics

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Since tocolytics are given to delay birth .. what does it give time to do ?
Maternal corticosteroids Antibiotics to prevent GBS neonatal Transfer to a tertiary facility Mag sulfate
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What does mag sulfate protect baby from when administering to mom for preterm labor?
It gives baby neuro protection
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What can mag sulfate also be given for
PIH
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Maternal effects off mag sulfate
CNS depressant Flushing, dry mouth , lethargy , headache, muscle weakness , pulmonary edema* , cardiac arrest
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What can mag sulfate reduce in neonate
Cerebral palsy ( neuro protection)
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Nursing management for magsulfate
Monitor FHR , contractions S/s of mag sulfate toxicity
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S/s of mag sulfate toxicity
Absent DTR Resp <12* Severe hypotension Decrease LOC Pulmonary edema ( lung sounds) Chest pain Urine output <30 ml/hr
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Mag sulfate toxicity antidote
Calcium gluconate
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Indomethacin sodium Naproxen sodium - fenoprofen
Delays pregnancy for about 48 hours Only used in pregnancy under 32 weeks
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How long should indomethacin sodium be given
No later than 48 hours
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Maternal effects of indomethacin sodium
Nausea Heart burn GI upset Pulmonary edema * Blurred vision Headache Nausea PP hemorrhage
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Why dont we give mom indomethacin sodium after 32 weeks
It causes constriction of the ducats arteriosus
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What is the nursing management for indomethacin sodium
Monitor FHR Uterine contractions Treat nausea , heart burn Monitor lung sounds (pulmonary edema) PP hemorrhage
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Other side effects of indomethacin sodium
Pulmonary hypertension Reversible decrease in renal function with oligohydramnios Intraventricular hemorrhage Hyperbillirubinemia , NEC
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Missed or incomplete abortion treatment if they are between 18-20 wks
Prostaglandin E2 or cytotec
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Classifications of placenta previa
Marginal or low lying Partial Total or complete
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Marginal or low lying placenta previa
Marginal or low lying Placenta implanted in lower uterus but more tha 3 cm from internal cervical os
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Partial placenta previa
Lower placenta border is within 3 cm of the internal cervical os but does it completely cover the os
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Total or complete placenta previa
Placenta completely covers the internal os
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What is important to note about placenta previa
Vaginal bleeding is ALWAYS contraindicated Do not check mom ( you can cause it to bleed ) so order ultrasound
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Abruption placenta types
Partial Martina Complete
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Partial abruptio placenta
You see the blood where the placenta is torn away
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Marginal abruptio placentae
If it i at the bottom you will see the blood come out
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Complete abruptio placentae
Comes out all behind the placenta so you dont see any blood come out
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Nifedapine Nicardapine (Pro cardio , adulat)
Effective in delaying delivery 48-71 hours PO
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Nifadapine should not be used with
Magnesium sulfate and terbutaline
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Maternal effects of nifapine
Flushing Headache Dizziness Nausea Transient hypotension Pulmonary edema Use w caution- renal disease and hypo tension
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Nursing management with nifedapine
Monitor FHR and UCs Monitor maternal blood pressure and heart rate Hold dose for blood pressure <90/50 or heart rate >120
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Terbutaline ritodrine
Can delay delivery for 3 days IV or sub q
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Maternal effects of terbutaline ritodrine
Cardiac or cardio pulmonary arrhythmias Pulmonary edema* Myocardial ischemia Hypotension Tachy cardia Elevation in maternal glucose ** Hypokalemia
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Fetal effects of terbutaline ritodrine
Fetal tachycardia Hyperinsulinemia Hyperglycemia Myocardial and septal Hypertrophy , myocardial and septal hypertrophy Myocardial ischemia
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Antenatal corticosteroids
Betemathasone or dexamethasone
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Betamethasone
12 mg IM two dose 12-24 hours apart
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Precaution with corticosteroids should be used with what
Pregnancies complicated by diabetes
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Recommended admin for corticosteroids
24- 34 weeks Risk for preterm birth within 7 days
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What two postions cause shoulder dystocia
Occiput posterior (OP) Occiuput transverse position