Ntrapartum - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A 24-year-old primigravid client in active labor requests use of the jet hydrotherapy tub to aid in pain relief. The nurse should contact the health care provider (HCP) for clarification in what circumstance? The client's membranes have ruptured. The client is exhibiting hypotonic labor patterns. The client has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. The client's pregnancy is multifetal. Ans: Correct response: The client's membranes have ruptured. Explanation: Some HCPs do not allow ...

1. Define Lie, Presentation, Station, Position, Attitude (Chapter 13 424) Fetal attitude: refers to the positioning (flexion or extension) of the joints & the relationship of fetal parts to one another ○ Most common fetal attitude when labor begins is with all joints flexed→fetal back is rounded, chin is on the chest, the thighs are flexed on the abdomen, & the legs are flexed at the knees ○ This position is most favorable for vaginal birth ○ Smallest diameter presents to the pelv...

PRAC 6531 NRNP 6531 INTRAPARTUM PREP/STUDY GUIDE 2024 1. Define Lie, Presentation, Station, Position, Attitude (Chapter 13 424) Fetal attitude: refers to the positioning (flexion or extension) of the joints & the relationship of fetal parts to one another ○ Most common fetal attitude when labor begins is with all joints flexed→fetal back is rounded, chin is on the chest, the thighs are flexed on the abdomen, & the legs are flexed at the knees ○ This position is most favorable for va...

NR327 Intrapartum test with complete verified solutions

OB Intrapartum Fetal Assessment Question and answers already passed OB Intrapartum Fetal Assessment What are the 3 categories of physiological influences on FHR - correct answer 1. Extrinsic 2. Intrinsic 3. Homeostatic: fetal compensatory mechanisms that help redistribute blood flow and prevent damage to vital organs Extrinsic Influences on FHR: 1. What are the 2 extrinsic influences on FHR related to maternal factors? 2. What are the 3 extrinsic influences on FHR related to Uteropla...

Chapter 17 Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance

MIDWIFERY BOARDS- INTRAPARTUM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS adolescent- factors in pregnancy/ IP - correct answer Prone to late entry to care and poor compliance with AP schedule Increased risk for LBW and PTL; HTN disorders in pregnancy; PTL and PTB, IUGR, infant mortality Advanced maternal age (older than 35 years) - correct answer Higher incidence of infertility and 1st-trimester SAB and ectopic pregnancy Proportional increase in rates of genetic abnormalities with advancing age increa...

ATI OB EXAM Antepartum/Intrapartum (ANSWER KEY AT BOTTOM PAGES) The nurse is reviewing the immunization record for a client who just learned she is pregnant.Which vaccine is not safe to give during pregnancy?

adolescent- factors in pregnancy/ IP - answer-Prone to late entry to care and poor compliance with AP schedule Increased risk for LBW and PTL; HTN disorders in pregnancy; PTL and PTB, IUGR, infant mortality Advanced maternal age (older than 35 years) - answer-Higher incidence of infertility and 1st-trimester SAB and ectopic pregnancy Proportional increase in rates of genetic abnormalities with advancing age increased rates of complications including: HTN disorders of pregnancy PTB...

when is a baby considered a fetus and not an embryo?8/9 weeks amniotic fluid functions-maintain body temp -source of oral fluid and waste elimination (fetus swallows fluid and urinates into fluid) -cushions fetus -freedom of movement -barrier to infection -lung development (fluid goes in and out of lungs) -facilitates symmetrical growth why might too little amniotic fluid indicate the fetus has a kidney issue?the fetus's urine increases the amniotic fluid volume, if volume is too little the b...