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Postpartum BOCES
Maternity
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is uterine involution? | Return of uterus to prepregnancy state |
| S/S bladder distention? | Fundus set off from midline, bulging bladder with tenderness, excessive lochia, |
| What may cause an inaccurate assessment of fundus height postpartum? | Full bladder |
| 12 hours postpartum, where should fundus be? | At umbilicus |
| At 24 hrs pp, where should fundus be? | 1 finger below umbilicus |
| Prepregnancy weight should be achieved by when? | Within 6-8 weeks (haha!) |
| Where is breast engorgement first noted? | Under arms |
| For engorgement in nonbreasting women, what should you recommend? | Firm bra and ice packs. No pumping. |
| HCG disappears from blood stream after birth when? | 24 hours |
| How will pulse be postpartum? | Slow |
| How long should a woman who had a hydatidiform mole wait to get pregnant again? | 1 year |
| What is the first milk produced called? | Colostrum |
| Why is bladder distention such a danger postpartum? | May cause uterine atony which may lead to hemorrhage. |
| What is the first nursing action for a boggy funbdus? | Massage |
| How would you massage the fundus? | Place one hand on fundus and other above symphysis pubis. |
| Important assessments for episiotomy? | Edema and approximation |
| When can sex be resumed? | Once lochia is gone |
| Mag sulfate risk to mother? | Hemorrhage |