Maternity 3 - Birth, PP, Newborn Flashcards
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Gate Control Therapy
non pharm interventions pain
- position change - movement
- breathing techniques
- massage - counter pressure & effleurage (strokes abdomen gently)
- relaxation: heat/cold applications
- Guided imagery
- Hydrotherapy
- Acupuncture
Assessments prior to medication
- VS stable
- no contraindications
- close to delivery - dilation, effacement, station
- position/presentation
Fetal Assessments
FHR - 110-160
accelerations
fetal movement
late or variable decelerations
Side effects of Epidural
- low BP
- loss of bladder sensation - urine retention - foley
- low back pain
- increased maternal temp
- decreased mobility
- spinal headache - take blood out of mom - push blood thru cath to patch the space from spinal to fill the headache space
COntraindication of Epidural
Hypotension
low platelets
spinal cord injury
Nursing Interventions
R/T Epidural Side Effects
Hypotension
- Hypotension
~ preload with IV fluid bolus (500-1000ml LR)
~ monitor mom BP & FHR - LOW BP occurs -
~increase fluid
~change position
~administer O2 via face mask 8-10 L
~ephedrine
MOM increased temp
pyrexia
Nursing Interventions
R/T Epidural Side Effects
Decreased Motility
- protect limbs - cushion bony prominences
~full sensation before ambulating
Nursing Interventions
R/T Epidural Side Effects
High Block - level of block too high (above umbilicus)
= Respiratory Drive decreasing
Assessments:
~Dermatomes - spray water and see where sensation is to check dermatomes
~RR
~LOC
Stop infusion
Sit patient up
Spinal Anesthesia:
most common with c-sect.
Advantages
~single injection
~immediate onset
~smaller drug volume
~same level as epidural if labor block - nipple line down (c-section)
umbilicus down (vag)
~subarachnoid space
Spinal Anesthesia:
most common with c-sect.
Disadvantages
- high incidence of low BP
- Wears OFF
- Unable to adjust
Pudenal Block - Saddle Block
Provides peri anesthesia
latter part of first stage of labor & second stage
birth
episiotomy repair
General Anesthesia
Indications
Emergent C-section
surgical intervention with complications
General Anesthesia
Risks
- fetal depression
- uterin relaxation
- maternal vomitting & aspiration
Second stage - pushing & Birth
Passive
non- direct pushing
cannot feel due to epidural
Second stage - pushing & Birth
Open GLottis
spontaneous, involuntary pushing
bearing down
breathing
Second stage - pushing & Birth
Directed - closed glottis
Hold breath not longer than 8 seconds
otherwise too long mom/baby need oxygen
Second stage - pushing & Birth
Ferguson Reflex
intense urge to push when baby reaches pelvic floor
Second stage - pushing & Birth
length
2-4 hours common
may last longer with epidurals
Second stage - INTERVENTIONS
- sterile vaginal exams
~position of head
~bleeding
~progress - Assessments FHR
~q 15 min - low risk
~q 5 min - high risk - Assessment mom VS
~ q30 min or more - monitor/support pt & family
- encourage & reassure mom
- Ensure infant resuscitation equipment are ready
- prepare for delivery - sterile
- turn on warmer
- advocate for birthing plan
Cardinal MOvements
Every
Day
Fine
Infants
Enter
Eager &
Excited
Engagement
Descent
Flexion
Internal Rotation
Extension
External Rotation
Expulsion
Cord Clamping
30-60 seconds
stops pulsating
Third Stage:
Interventions
- Provide newborn Care
- Skin to skin or warmer
- APGAR score (1&5 min)
- Deliver of placenta (5-15 min)
Benefits of SKIN to SKIN
BABY
Regulates:
~Temp
~Blood Sugar
~Cardiopulmonary function
~better feeding and suckling at breast
APGAR SCORE
A appearance - skin
P pulse 110-160
G grimace - stimulation
A activity - flexion/muscle
R respiration