Exam 2 Review Flashcards
(123 cards)
1
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Describe acrocyanosis.
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Bluish discoloration of hands and feet; expected delayed vasodilation
2
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What is the treatment for mastitis?
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Continue to breastfeed, take antibiotics, wear a supportive bra.
3
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What causes after pains?
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Decreased tightness of abdominal muscles.
4
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What is caput succedaneum?
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Localized soft tissue edema, crosses the suture line.
5
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What do you do to a boggy fundas?
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Massage it.
6
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When is the APGAR performed?
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1 minute after birth
5 minutes after birth
7
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What is a primary sign of a baby going through withdrawals?
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Hyperreflexia
8
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What is one of the first signs of postpartum hemorrhage?
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Increased heart rate
9
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What medications are given to treat mastitis?
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antipyretics and antibiotics
10
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T/F: Rh isoimmunization suppresses the immune system.
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True!
11
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What are the hormone methods for contraception?
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Oral contraceptives
Transdermal contraceptive patch
Vaginal contraceptive ring
Injectable hormonal contraception
12
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Why are respiratory problems more commen in premature babies?
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Surfactant is lacking.
13
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What do you do when the fundas is soft and boggy?
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Stay will mom and encourage her to void, then massage.
14
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What intervention should you do when a mother is complaining of pain in her leg.
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Put her on bed rest!
15
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What is normal heart rate for baby?
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110-160 beats per minute.
16
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What is a sign of a clavicle that is not intact?
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decreased use of one arm and showing signs of pain
17
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What wounds are assessed after birth?
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C section wound or episiotomy wound.
18
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What do you need to teach mom about when she has UTIs?
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Wipe front to back
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What can baby’s urine look like within first 24 hours?
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It may have a brick dusty color to it.
20
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What is atony?
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a simple lack of uterin muscle tone.
21
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What will decrease for a type 1 diabetic mother after she gives birth?
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She will need less insulin
22
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Describe kangaroo care.
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Skin to skin contact (mom and baby, dad and baby)
23
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What are signs and symptoms of mastitis?
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Chills Malaise Headache Breast tenderness Localized areas of inflammation or redness
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When are heart murmers most common?
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During the first few hours after birth
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How is post partum depression marked?
Sadness
Frequent crying
Feelings of inadequacy as a person or a parent
Lack of interest in normal activity
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Where do you check for signs of jaundice?
Forehead, sternum, and blanching on nose.
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What are the signs of post partum infection?
Increase of lochia 1 day post partum
Lochia with foul odor
Temperature 100.4 withink 24 hours after delivery
28
Describe a normal fundas.
Firm and mid-line. It should be at the umbilicus right after giving birth.
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What does the baby's skin look like its in utero for longer than 42 weeks?
Cracked, peeling, scratch marks, wrinkles
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Why can you not prop the bottle when feeding a baby?
Risk of aspiration of fluid going into eustacian tubes.
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What other medication type should be given to a mother who gets the RH isoimmunization?
Birth control and she should be on it for at least one year.
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How common is post partum blues?
Very! About 70-80 % mothers get post partum blues.
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What test is done to assess whether or not the baby is tolerating the transition to extrauterine life?
APGAR
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Where do you give a Vit K injection on baby?
On their lateral heel
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When does the anterior fontanel close up?
12-18 months
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What are the medications used for treatment of postpartum hemorrhage?
Oxytocin
Misoprostol
Methergine
15 Methylprostaglandin
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What should you do if the fundas is not midline?
Ask mom to empty her bladder. If she cannot empty her bladder, cath her.
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When do you hold Methergine?
When mom's BP is greater than 140/90 (or she is pre-eclamptic)
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How often does a mother need to ambulate after giving birth?
Every 6 hours.
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When does the heart rate of an infant need to be reevaluated?
When it is greater than 170 or less than 80 beats per minute
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What are kegel exercises done for?
To strengthen and tighten the muscles back up. Also, to help prevent prolapse.
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What are the barrier methods for contraception?
Diaphragm
Cervical cap
Condoms
Spermicides
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T/F: You should never exceed 8 peripads per day or 1 every hour.
True.
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Describe serosa lochia.
Brownish-pink
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Describe how you would know if you had a laceration?
If there is a steady flow of bright red, unclotted blood and the fundas of the uterus is still firm.
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When do after pains typically occur?
After the second child and during breast feeding.
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T/F: Mom needs to stop breastfeeding when she has mastitis.
False. She can continue to breastfeed.
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Why do you give a Vit K injection?
to activate the liver's coagulation factors.
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Why is a boggy fundas concerning?
Because that means the uterus is not contracting.
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What can be given to baby to help their lungs mature if they are being delivered prior to 32 weeks.
Steroids.
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What two medications require the use of birth control after being received?
Rubella vaccine
| Rhogam
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How do you assess the mother for pooling?
By checking underneath the pad and turning mom on her side.
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Describe stools of formula fed infants.
Pale to light brown, more firm and more offensive odor.
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What is baby's first stool like?
Meconium -- dark brown/ black
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What is normal range for respirations for baby?
30-60 breaths per minute
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How often are vital signs performed on a newborn?
Every 30 minutes after birth.
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What is the cause of late postpartum hemorrhage?
Retained placental tissue.
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What supplement will baby need if it is formula fed?
Iron supplement.
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What do you assess for circumcision?
Bleeding and voiding.
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Describe alba lochia.
Whitish.
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What are signs of prematurity?
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Position
Skin
Lanugo
Slow recoil of pinna
Few sole creases
Transparent skin
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What are signs of respiratory distress?
Grunting, nasal flaring, restractions.
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What screenings are performed on infant before they go home?
Hearing, eye, mandated newborn requirements per state, and guthrie test.
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T/F: Babies shiver when they are cold.
False, babies do not shiver.
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When are respiratory problems most common?
In premature babies
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What is the size of the fundas following birth?
A grapefruit.
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What are the risk factors of hyperbilirubenenemia?
blood groups that are incompatible with +DAT and other known hemolytic disease.
Exclusive breast feeding if baby is a poor feeding ( not enough fluid)
Cephalohematoma or significant bruising
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What does a baby's cry that is a high pitched shrill cry signal?
Its a drug baby.
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What will happen to the WBC after delivery?
It will go up, not a sign of infection just the body compensating for what it just went through.
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Describe the anterior fontanel.
Diamond shape
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When is 15 Methylprostaglandin contraindicated?
In patients with asthma.
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T/F: It is best to feed baby on both sides during each feeding
True
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How often do you feed baby is they are formula fed?
Every 2-3 hours
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What other disorder is at risk when a baby has a ceohalohematoma?
Jaundice.
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What happens to hemaglobin after delivery?
It goes back to normal, around 10-11.
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Which breastfeeding position is best after a c section?
The side lying position
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How often are vitals taken post partum?
Every 15 minutes for the first hour and then every 30 minutes for the next two hours.
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How much weight does a new baby lose in the first week of life?
About 10%
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What does a mother need to do before you start a fundal assessment?
Completely empty her bladder.
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When is a PKU heel stick done?
24 hours after birth, after baby has had formula
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What needs to be done first when a mother is excessively bleeding after giving birth?
Place her in trendelenburg position and then notify health care provider.
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How do you assess wounds?
REEDA
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Describe the posterior fontanel
Triangle shape
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What is normal blood pressure for baby?
80-90 systolic
| 40-50 diastolic
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When is the RH isoimmunization received?
72 hours after giving birth.
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What causes jaundice?
Large amount of bruising at time of delivery, resolving cephalohematoma, infection, dehydration, sepsis.
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How do you treat perineum pain?
Ice for first 24 hours
| Sitz bath with warm water after first 24 hours.
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What kind of bacteria causes mastitis?
Staph
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What is normal blood glucose level for baby?
50-60
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What is hyperbilirubenenemia?
A high concentration of circulating red blood cells that cannot be metabolized by their liver.
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How do you treat milia?
You do nothing! It will go away on it own. Do not pop them! Leave them alone.
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Describe rubra lochia.
Bright red.
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Describes stools of breastfed infants.
Yellow and loose, a seedy consistency.
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What level do you get concerned when bilirubin reaches.
15
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When is the Guthrie test given?
24 hours after digestion of formula/protein.
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Describe lanugo.
Fine downy hair-most abundant at 28-32 weeks and it decreases with fetal maturity.
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When baby circumcision site is bleeding, what is nurse priority?
Apply pressure with sterile gauze and healthcare provider.
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What is von willibrand's disease?
When you body does not clot.
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What will happen to platelets after delivery?
They will go back down to normal.
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What kind of bra does mom need to wear after giving birth?
A snug fitting supportive bra.
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What is used for pain management for circumcision?
Ring block--nerve block
EMLA--topical cream
Sugar water (sucrose)
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What is the purpose of surfactant?
It makes the alveoli open and close which allows the exchange of CO2 and O2.
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What is the first assessment done after baby is born?
The APGAR
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What is the most important action after birth for baby?
To have spontaneous respirations.
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What is the treatment for hyperbilirubenenemia?
Phototherapy.
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How often do you check the circumcision site?
Every 15 minutes fir the first hour and then hourly for the next 4-6 hours.
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What does a cephalohematoma feel like?
Boggy and edematous.
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What can happen is platelets do not go back to normal after delivery?
The mother can throw a clot.
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When do you burp a baby?
Before and after feedings.
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How often do you feed baby if they are breastfed?
Every 1 1/2 - 2 hours.
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What are signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia in baby?
Jitteriness, tremors, irregular respirations, hypothermia.
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What is a cephalohematoma?
A collection of blood under periosteum.
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Why are babies that are cold stressed warmed slowly?
To prevent apnea!
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How do you stabilize the uterus before beginning a fundal assessment?
Place a hand just above the symphysis pubis.
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What is normal temperature for for baby?
97.7-99 F
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What interventertions need to be taken when a baby is on phototherapy?
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Cover Eyes
Change positions ever 2 hours
Increase fluids
Assess stool
Check temperature every 2 hours.
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What causes caput succedaneum?
Pressure in head during labor and delivery.
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What does the APGAR assess?
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Heart rate
Respiratory rate
Muscle tone
Response to stimulation
Skin color
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What can a mom who is not breastfeeding do for breast engorgement?
Use ice packs
Wear a snug bra or breast binder
No stimulation of breasts
Turn back in showers
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Why are stool softeners given to moms who have had an episiotomy?
So pressure from having a bowel movement does not tear the episiotomy even more.
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What nursing interventions are needed for a mom who just delivered and have an elevated temperature (100.3) ?
Increase fluids and encourage hydration.
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Describe milia.
Whiteheads on the infants face, especially around the nose.
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What color is do you want the stool to be of a baby who is on phototherapy?
Green!
