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Maternity

Maternity RN EOP Cards for NCLEX

QuestionAnswer
Most COMMON PLACE FOR BREAST CANCER Ducts and Tubules that lead to the nipple
Moro Reflex Extension/startling of arms until 4-5 mo
Babinski Reflex Toes flare when touched until 3 mo
Palmar Grasp until 6wks- 3mo
Rooting reflex stroke cheek infant turns head until 6wks
Milia immature sebaceous gland white bumps on face until 2-4wks
Gestational Diabetes Risk Rebound Infant hypoglycemia and fetal anomalies
APGAR 0 1 2 HR na <100 >100 Resp na weak strong Muscle Limp Some Active Reflex na Grimace Cry Color Cyanotic Pink/Cy All pink
APGAR scoring 0-4 resuscitation 4-7 NICU 7-10 Good
Prolapsed Cord FHR sudden decrease Severe variable decelerations No movement knee chest or Trendelenburg upward pressure holding cord risk- transverse
Hep B Sexual Contact
Hep A contaminated food or water clears 1-2 months on its own or immunoglobulins can prevent 2wks after exposure
Newborn Characteristics HR 120-160 R 30-50 irregular T 97.8-98
Sudden Infant or Crib Death Occurs during sleep cause is unknown risks are not lying infant on their back in an empty flat crib/bassinet, no blankets.
G.P.T.P.A.L Gravida- # of pregnancies Parity- # deliveries >20wks T- Term >37Wks P-Pre term <20wks A- Abortions <20wks L- Live children
Stage 1 Labor Latent- 0-3cm Active- 4-7cm Transition- 7-10cm
Stage 2 Labor Cervix fully dilated, birth of infant
3rd stage Labor Placenta
4th Stage labor 1-2 hrs postpartum, fundus firm
10hrs post delivery fundus 1 cm above the umbillicus
MSAFP Level of alpha-feta protein during pregnancy Increased in neural tube defects such as spina bifida Decreased in Down syndrome
Biophysical Profile Non stress test Measures: hr, muscle tone, movement, breathing, and amniotic fluid amt
Chadwicks sign Purple Hue
Goodells sign Cervical Softening
Gestational Diabetes Temp until delivery, increase in progesterone/estrogen/cortisol increases resistance to insulin
Vertex Babies head down
Breech Babies head up
Good FHR Baseline 110-160
Decrease or loss of FHR variability Fetal Hypoxemia
Accelerations w/Fetal movement are reassuring indicates fetal well being
Vitamin K produced by bacteria in intestine
Oligohydramnios amniotic fluid <300ml related to renal insufficiencies
Polyhydramnios amniotic <800 related to congenital abnormalities
Abruptio placentae placentae detaches, pain in bck/abdomen, bleeding
Placenta Previa painless bleeding, placenta blocking cervix
1st trimester 1-12 weeks
2nd trimester 13-27 weeks
3rd trimester 28-birth
Oxytocin should be discontinued when contractions >90sec 2min apart
Post Partum Hemorrhage decreased bp, Increased HR, bleeding, atony massage fundus and methargine
Lanugo 28-30 week infant
Jaundice infant High levels of bilirubin, causes brain damage, tx phototherapy
Fertilization 2-4 days after ovulation in fallopian tube
Probable Signs Objective, Chadwicks, Goodells, Ballotment, Hegars
Presumptive Signs Subjective- missed period, nausea, breast tenderness
Nutrition OB 25-35lbs weight gain Increased 300 cal/day Folic Acid Fiber Vitamins Protein
Lightning Fetus drops into pelvis occurs a few weeks nearing birth
Created by: matthew0116
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