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Ch.37 Obsterics And Care Of The Newborn Flashcards

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Spontaneous Abortion

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  • AKA miscarriage
  • Delivery of fetus and placenta prior to viability
  • happens in 1st trimester/ before 12th week gestation
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Ectopic pregnancy

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  • Happens in 1st trimester

- Fertilized egg implanted anywhere but the uterus, usually found in the Fallopian tube

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Placenta Previa

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  • Happens in 3rd trimester

- placenta implants itself over the cervix

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Placenta Previa S/Sx

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  • Lots of bleeding

- No pain

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Abruptio Placentae

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  • Abnormal separation of placenta from uterine wall prior to birth of baby
  • Happens in 3rd trimester
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Abruptio Placentae S/Sx

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  • Lots of pain

- Little to no external bleeding

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Ruptured Uterus

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  • Happens in 3rd trimester
  • Spontaneous or traumatic rupture of uterine wall
  • Releases fetus into abdominal cavity
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Preeclampsia

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  • Happens in 3rd trimester
  • Condition characterized by high blood pressure and swelling of the extremities
  • Pregnancy-induced Hypertension (PIH)
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Eclampsia

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  • Happens in 3rd trimester
  • When the preeclamptic pt has a seizure and or coma will occur
  • LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCY
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Supine Hypotensive Syndrome

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  • Happens in 3rd trimester

- Weight of fetus compresses inferior vena cava while woman lays supine

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Rx Supine Hypotensive Syndrome

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-Tilt pt onto left side

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Preeclampsia S/Sx

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  • Extremity Swelling
  • Elevated BP >140/90
  • Persistent Headaches
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Miscarriage S/Sx

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  • Abdominal cramping

- Vaginal bleeding

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Premature Birth

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Before 37 weeks and/or < 5lbs in birth weight

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Post term birth

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> 42 weeks

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Umbilical Cord

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  • Lifeline for the fetus

- 1 vein and 2 arteries

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Gravida

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How many times have you been pregnant?

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Para

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How many live births have you given?

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Common assessment questions

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  • Gravida and Para
  • Have you been under doctors care?
  • Any complications expected?
  • Have you had twins? Triplets?
  • Previous C section
  • OPQRST investigate pain complaints
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Stage 1 (Giving Brith)

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Beginning of true contractions to full dilation of cervix

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Braxton Hicks

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  • “False Labor”

- Contractions thought to condition uterus for labor

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Stage 2 (Giving Birth)

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  • AKA expulsion stage
  • Crowning
  • Complete dilation to delivery of baby
  • Make sure to check for the umbilical cord
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Stage 3 (Giving Birth)

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  • Following delivery of baby to expulsion of placenta

- 5-20 min following the delivery of baby

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What do you do if you want to deliver the bottom shoulder of the baby?

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Lift up on the head

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what happens If you push down on the head of the baby while delivery?

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Top shoulder would be delivered

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Prolapsed Cord

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  • Umbilical cots is the first presenting part
  • Infant May compress cord cutting off blood supply
  • True emergency
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Prolapsed Cord Rx

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  • insert gloves into vagina and lift baby off the cord if the cord stops pulsating
  • put wet sterile towel over the cord
  • Rapid transport
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Breech Birth

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  • Butt or lower extremities present first

- If infant delivers , allow it to progress

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What do you do If the head gets stuck during birth?

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Insert gloved index and middle finger into vagina and make an Airway for baby using a V pattern

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Limb presentation

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  • One arm or leg is presenting
  • DO NOT deliver under any circumstances
  • C-section is needed
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Multiple Births

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  • twins to multiple babies

- Deliver as normal

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Meconium staining

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  • Fetus has a bowel movement in amniotic sac during delivery
  • yellow/green/brown color of amniotic fluid
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Precipitous delivery

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-Delivery 3 hours from onset of labor

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Shoulder Dystocia

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Shoulders larger than head

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Preterm labor

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-Labor between 20th and 37th week

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Premature rupture of membranes

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Water breaks before onset of true labor

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Postpartum hemorrhage

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Blood loss greater than 500cc following delivery

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Rx postpartum hemorrhage

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  • Massage the fundus
  • Apply O2
  • Put baby to breast of mom
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Rx Limb Presentation

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Transport immediately with mom in knee to chest position

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APGAR

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  • Appearance
  • Pulse
  • Grimace
  • Activity
  • Respirations
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When should APGAR be done?

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1-5 min after birth or as needed after

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Appearance points

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-0 points
  •Entire body is blue
-1 points
  •pink core, blue extremities 
-2 points
  •All pink
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Pulse points

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-0 points 
  •No pulse
-1 points 
  •pulse <100
-2 points
  •pulse >100
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Grimace

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-0 points
  •No flex activity 
-1 points
  •Some grimace to stimulation
-2 points 
  •Cough, sneeze, cry
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Activity points

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-0 points 
  •limp 
-1 points
  •Flexion without active movement 
-2 points
  •Actively moving
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Respiration points

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-0 points 
  •No respiratory effort
-1 points 
  •weak cry
-2 points
  •strong cry
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7-10 points for APGAR

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  • Within normal range

- only routine care needed

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4-6 points

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  • Stimulation

- O2

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0-3 point APGAR

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  • Severely depressed
  • BVM needed
  • CPR as needed
50
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Neonate

A

Birth to 28 days

51
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Loose up to 500cc of Blood during child birth

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Is NORMAL

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