Ob perfusion - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

OB EXAM 2 GALEN COLLEGE OF NURSING QUESTIONS 100% SOLVED AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED How is PIH diagnosed? 140/90 two times 6 hours apart What is gestational hypertension? Onset after 20 weeks of gestation without proteinuria, return of normal B/P in postpartum What is Pre-eclampsia? onset after 20 weeks of gestation with proteinuria, multisystem vasopastic, reduced organ profusion, classified as mile or severe A concentration of _________ mg/dl or greater in at least __...

List at least 10 examples when ALS should be considered correct answer: - Altered LOC - Allergic reaction with difficulty breathing or swallowing - Cardiac symptoms - Cardiac arrest - Diabetic Problem - Multi-system trauma or severe single system trauma - OB/GYN - Overdose / poisoning - Respiratory distress / arrest / failure - Sudden Unexplained Infant Death - Seizures / convulsions - Entrapment with injuries that meet trauma triage criteria - Shock (Hypo perfusion) - Severe blood...

Thrombocytopenia - ️️Normal range 150,00-350,000, causes are heparin induced, DIC, Anti-platelet drugs DIC: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy - ️️Syndrome characterized by thrombus formation and hemorrhage. Forms clots in small blood vessels in the body. Secondary to stimulation of normal coagulation process, with resultant decrease in clotting factors and platelets-platelet dysfunction. Factors triggering DIC - ️️Tissue factors: Tissue breakdown, Platelet aggregation: Se...

CCPR - OB Exam 1 1. A gravida 2, para 1 in active labor just reported spontaneous rupture of membranes. Ten minutes later, she suddenly complains of severe shortness of breath and lightheadedness. The nurse should suspect a. anaphylactoid syndrome b. extreme anxiety c. hyperventilation - anaphylactoid syndrome 2. Betamethasone given to the mother can transiently affect the fetal heart rate by a. decreasing the variability b. increasing the variability c. lowering the baseline - dec...

OB MATERNAL NEWBORN ATI PROCTORED 2024 ACTUAL EXAM / MATERNAL NEWBORN OB NEWEST EXAM TEST BANK 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES 2024 UPDATE GRADED A+ A 24-year-old client who is planning to become pregnant comes to the clinic for an evaluation. When assessing the client, which finding would alert the nurse to implement measures to reduce the client's risk for problems during pregnancy? Select all that apply. - CORRECT ANSWERdrinks wine 3 to 4 times/week foll...

What interventions should the nurse implement when caring for a pregnant patient that is experiencing bleeding? Emergency until further analyzed Start with these interventions before doing anything else Alert OB provider Place the patient on their side - Increases perfusion to the placenta and fetus Start an IV and IV fluids Oxygen - Increase oxygenation to the fetus Monitor contractions and FHR Labs - CBC (includes hemoglobin, hematocrit, platelets, WBCs, etc) - Coags -...

OB Chapter 13: Labor and Birth Process (Questions And Answers A+ Grade) Labor can be indicated by which occurrence? - ANS-The client reports back pain, and the cervix is effacing and dilating. True labor is indicated when the cervix is changing. Contractions occur for weeks before true labor, and may occur close together. Contractions may also occur for a long time before true labor begins. pg 424 A nurse is conducting an in-service program for staff nurses working in the labor and...

OB Exam 3 Study Guide Chapter 10: High Risk Labor and Birth Dystocia/Failure to Progress • Dystocia - difficult labor that is characterized by abnormally slow labor progress, which can be due to lack of progressive cervical dilation, lack of decent of the fetal head, or both. o Abnormal labor results from abnormalities of: § Power of labor (uterine contractions and maternal expulsive efforts) § Passenger (fetal presentation, position, or development) § Passage (maternal bony pelvis...

OB EXAM 2 GALEN COLLEGE OF NURSING QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ What is the most common medical complication of pregnancy? Hypertension What is PIH? Pregnancy induced hypertension How is PIH diagnosed? 140/90 two times 6 hours apart What is gestational hypertension? Onset after 20 weeks of gestation without proteinuria, return of normal B/P in postpartum What is Pre-eclampsia? onset after 20 weeks of gestation with proteinuria, multisystem vas...

NEW GENERATION NCLEX- HESI OB PEDIATRICS EXAM NOTES AND EXAM PREPARATION GUIDE ACE Inhibitors: any med ending in “pril” Lisinopril= CHILL PILL! Decreases BP & HR, if SBP <100, HOLD MED!!! Most common Side Effects: orthostatic hypotension, bradycardia Benazepril: Captopril: Lisinopril: Aneurysm: Acute Renal Failure is a serious inability of the kidneys to carry out the normal functions necessary to maintain fluid and electrolyte imbalance and eliminate the end products of metab...