Exam 2 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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what is an expected fetal heart rate?

A

110 - 160

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2
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what is the cause of variable decelerations?

A

cord compression

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3
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what is the cause for early decelerations?

A

head compression

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4
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what is indicated by accelerations in fetal HR?

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normal/fetal wellbeing
(uterine contractions, fetal movement, vaginal exam)

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5
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what causes late decelerations?

A

placental insufficiency

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6
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what does VEAL stand for?

A

Variable decelerations
Early deceleration
Acceleration
Late deceleration

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7
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what does CHOP stand for?

A

Cord compression
Head compression
Okay!
Placental Insufficiency

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8
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what does MINE stand for?

A

Maternal repositioning
Identify labor progress
No interventions
Execute interventions

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9
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what is the goal FHR variability?

A

moderate variability

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10
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what defines absent variability?

A

inability to detect amplitude

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11
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what type of variability is seen with an amplitude range of < or = 5bpm?

A

minimal variability

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12
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what is the range for moderate variability?

A

6-25 bpm variations

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13
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what does sinusoidal variability indicate?

A

fetal morbidity

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14
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how can cord compression be relieved?

A

maternal repositioning (on side with pillow under hips)

  • amnioinfusion for oligohydramnios
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15
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what mantra can be used to intervene for absent variability?

A

turn, float, bloat
(reposition, fluids, oxygen)

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16
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what may cause fetal tachycardia?

A
  • maternal fever
  • fetal hypoxia
  • intrauterine infection
  • drugs (cocaine)
17
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what may cause fetal bradycardia?

A
  • profound hypoxia
  • anesthesia
  • beta blockers
  • relaxant medications
18
Q

what is a very common epidural complication?

A

maternal hypotension

19
Q

how can hypotension caused by epidural be prevented?

A

fluid bolus administration prior to epidural insertion

  • don’t lay mom on back, compresses arteries
20
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what is the first stage of labor?

A

onset of regular contractions - complete dilation (10 cm)

21
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what are the 3 steps in the first stage of labor?

A
  1. latent
  2. active
  3. transition
22
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what occurs during the latent phase of the first stage of labor?

A

0 - 3cm
- low pain, should occur at home

23
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what occurs during the active phase of the first stage of labor?

A

4 - 7 cm
- irritability due to contractions, anxious, ideal for epidural insertion

24
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what occurs during the transition phase of the first stage of labor?

A

8 - 10 cm
- 30 min- 2hr , mom in lots of pain, yelling, screaming

25
what is the second stage of labor?
expulsion baby is delivered
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what is the 3rd stage of labor?
placental stage birth - placental delivery
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what is the 4th stage of labor?
maternal homeostatic stabilization - placental delivery - 4 hr after delivery
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what nursing actions should be implemented during the 4th stage of labor?
- Q15 fundal checks - monitor for hemorrhage - encourage bonding w/baby
29
what is the OP position?
occiput posterior - sunny side up
30
what positioning is beneficial to the mother during back labor caused by OP position?
hands and knees
31
what is the bishop score?
test to determine cervical readiness for induction
32
what bishop score is ideal for delivery?
at least 8
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What are the contraindications for VBAC?
-large for gestational age newborn, malpresentation, cephalopelvic disproportion, previous classical vertical uterine incision, previous rupture
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What are the indications for VBAC?
Clinically adequate pelvis, providers immediately available, previous c section that was performed for: dysfunctional labor, breech, abnormal FHR but aren't recurring, 1-2 previous low transverse births
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What are the indications for VBAC?
Clinically adequate pelvis, providers immediately available, previous c section that was performed for: dysfunctional labor, breech, abnormal FHR but aren't recurring, 1-2 previous low transverse births