Exam 1 Flashcards
(28 cards)
A client has a ruptured ectopic pregnancy. What sign indicate blood in the peritoneum?
Cullen’s sign
This medication toxicity shows as absent deep tendon reflexes and bradypnea. The toxicity should be treated with calcium gluconate
Magnesium (magnesium sulfate)
What is the recommended weight gain for an overweight (BMI 25 - 29.9) client during pregnancy?
15 to 25 lbs
*minimal gain in the first trimester
The most common risk of placental abruption is….
Hypertension
How much water should a client with preeclampsia drink?
6-8 ounces per day
Consumption of ……. helps prevent a neural tube defect?
Folic acid
Endometriosis is characterized by.…
- dysmenorrhea
- infertility
- less often, alterations in menstrual cycle and dyspareunia
What is the most common STI in U.S women?
Chlamydia
In what trimester is induced abortion the safest?
First trimester
What are the most common complications of induced abortion?
- Infection
- Retained products of conception
- Excessive vaginal bleeding
What is gravidity?
The number of pregnancies the woman has had including the present one
What is parity?
Indicates the number of pregnancies that have reached 20 weeks of gestation
What does the acronym GTPAL stand for?
G - gravidity
T - term
P - preterm
A - abortions
L - living children
What is the earliest biological marker for pregnancy?
Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)
What dietary intake is of particular concern in the periconception period?
Folate or folic acid
Oxidative stress usually associated with pregnancy has been thought of to cause preeclampsia. What vitamin is needed for protection?
Vitamin E
What is the plan of care for a mother at 37 weeks or more with mild preeclampsia?
Induction of labor and if necessary, cervical ripening
What is an appropriate treatment for chlamydia?
- single dose of azithromycin
- doxycycline twice a day for 7 days can be an alternative
What medication when taken simultaneously with OCP can decrease OCP effectiveness?
Anticonvulsants
Which vaccines do 1 year olds receive?
MMR and Varicella
What is the leading cause of infant mortality in the U.S.?
Congenital anomalies
This complication is when the placenta does not migrate up by the 3rd trimesters d is located near or covering the cervix….
Placenta Previa
*can be marginal, partial or complete
What is the most common manifestation of placenta previa?
Painless vaginal bleeding in the second half of pregnancy
What manifestations indicate concealed blood loss within the uterus and no vaginal bleeding noted?
Rigid abdomen
Tachycardia
Hypotension