Abruptio placentae Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HESI OB & Peds Actual Exam Set Questions And Verifed Correct Answers Monitoring for fetal position is important because the mother cannot tell you she has back pain, which is the cardinal sign of persistant posterior fetal position. Why do the regional blocks, especially epidural and caudal, often result in assisted delivery? A. inability to push effectively in 3rd stage B. inability to push effectively in 4th stage C. inability to push effectively in 1st stage D. inability to push ...

Exam 2: NUR230/ NUR 230 (NEW 2023/ 2024) The Childbearing/Child Caring Family Exam | Questions and Verified Answers| Graded A- Galen QUESTION Who is most likely to die from hemorrhage during labor, a women having an 11 lb. baby or a woman delivering sextuplets? Answer: The woman with the 11 lb. baby. QUESTION What are the steps of a postpartum assessment? Answer: BUBBLE HE= BREAST (mastitis), UTERUS (fundus should be firm and midline several fingers above umbilicus about ...

Contraceptive use a water soluble lubricant should be used with condoms Oral contraceptive danger indications Shortness of breath can indicate pulmonary embolism or myocardial infarction IUD (intrauterine device) Check for presence of IUD strings following each menstruation to ensure the device is still present. A change in the length of the strings should be reported to the provider Implantable progestins adverse effects Irregular vaginal bleeding weight gain breast changes medroxypro...

Complete Summary For NURS 242 final exam Flash Cards, With Complete Solution. Updated 2024/2025. Postpartum hemorrhage risk factors -Grand multiparity (five or more) -Over distention of the uterus (large baby, twins) -Rapid or prolonged labor -Retained placenta -Placenta previa or previous placenta accrete or abruptio placentae -Drugs (tocolytics, magnesium sulfate, general anesthesia, prolonged use of oxytocin) -Operative procedures (cesarean birth, vacuum extraction, forceps) -Uteri...

Monitoring for fetal position is important because the mother cannot tell you she has back pain, which is the cardinal sign of persistant posterior fetal position. Why do the regional blocks, especially epidural and caudal, often result in assisted delivery? A. inability to push effectively in 3rd stage B. inability to push effectively in 4th stage C. inability to push effectively in 1st stage D. inability to push effectively in 2nd stage - ️️D. Regional blocks, especially epidural and ...

The client is in atrial fibrillation. Which information should the nurse consider about atrial fibrillation when planning care for this client? 1 A loss of atrial kick 2 No physiologic changes 3 Increased cardiac output 4 Decreased risk of pulmonary embolism - A loss of atrial kick What is a common metabolic cause of hypothermia? 1 Seizure 2 Dehydration 3 Hypoglycemia 4 Hyperthyroidism - Hypoglycemia The nurse is caring for a client who is admitted to the birthing unit with a ...

Exam 2: PNR 203/ PNR203 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Maternal-Newborn Nursing Review| Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A- Fortis Q: Which of the following a priority nursing assessment for a client receiving terbutaline (brethine)? Answer: Maternal heart rate Q: Which nursing intervention should the nurse include for a client immediately after delivery to reduce bleeding and bruising of the perineum? Answer: Apply an ice pack to the perineum Q: The...

Monitoring for fetal position is important because the mother cannot tell you she has back pain, which is the cardinal sign of persistant posterior fetal position. Why do the regional blocks, especially epidural and caudal, often result in assisted delivery? A. inability to push effectively in 3rd stage B. inability to push effectively in 4th stage C. inability to push effectively in 1st stage D. inability to push effectively in 2nd stage - Answer- D. Regional blocks, especially epidural an...

OB/Pediatric EMT FISDAP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT. what is preeclampsia? Correct Answer: A condition of late pregnancy that involves gradual onset of hypertension, headache, visual changes, and swelling of the hands and feet; also called pregnancyinduced hypertension or toxemia of pregnancy. What is eclampsia? Correct Answer: Seizures that result from severe hypertension in a pregnant woman. How do you stop seizures in patients with severe preeclampsia or eclampsia? Correct Answer: ...

OB Exam 2 Questions and Answers Latest 2024/2025 - Galen College of Nursing. What is PIH? correct answers Pregnancy induced hypertension How is PIH diagnosed? correct answers 140/90 two times 6 hours apart What is gestational hypertension? correct answers Onset after 20 weeks of gestation without proteinuria, return of normal B/P in postpartum What is Pre-eclampsia? correct answers onset after 20 weeks of gestation with proteinuria, multisystem vasopastic, reduced organ profusion, classifie...