Nursing Care of the Family During Pregnancy Recorded (Chap 14) Flashcards

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prenatal period

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a time of physical and psychologic preparation for birth and parent hood

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2
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gestation

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duration of pregnancy
- 9 mo, 40 weeks, 280 days

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3
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first tri
- weeks

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1-13

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second tri
- weeks

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14-26

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5
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third tri
- weeks

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27-40

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6
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term is considered what weeks

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> 37

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7
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EDB

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accurate dating of pregnancy is vital to promoting healthy outcomes for the woman and the fetus

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naegles rule

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assuming the woman has a 28 day cycle and fertilization occurs on 14th day

after determining the first day of the LMP, subtract 3 calendar months and add 7 days
- most births occur 7 days before or after

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9
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maternal adaption steps

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accepting the pregnancy
identifying with the mother role
reordering personal relationships
establishing relationship with the fetus

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phase 1 of adaptation

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she accepts the biologic fact of pregnancy

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phase 2 of adaption

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she accepts the growing fetus as distinct from herself

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phase 3 of adaption

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she prepares realistically for the birth and parenting of the child

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13
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paternal phases accepting
- announcement

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accept biologic fact of pregnancy

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14
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paternal phases accepting
- moratorium

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accept reality, more engaged

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15
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paternal phases accepting
- focusing

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negation with partner the role he is to play

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16
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prenatal care

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education about healthy lifestyle, good behavior, self care, discomforts, changes, development

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centering pregnancy

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assessment, education, peer support, allows for collaboration

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18
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who is least likely to begin 1st trimester PNC

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non hispanic, native Hawaiian other Pacific Islander

19
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what is one of the most common complications
- what are we going to do to assess

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perinatal depression
- PHQ 9

20
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mental health screening

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intimate partner violence

21
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test urine for

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protein
glucose
leuckocytes

22
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what’s apart of the fetal assessment

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gestational age
fetal heart tones
health status
fundal height

23
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how to measure fundal height

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pubic bone to top of the fundus

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as the uterus becomes an abdominal organ the fundal ht is

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one indication of growth

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when to do glucose test
24-28 weeks
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when to do GBS
35-37 weeks
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if you are GBS positive
profilyatic abx
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if you are GBS positive in past preg
retest each pregnancy
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when is routine fetal ultrasound examination done - 1st tri
18-22 weeks
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most common cause of UTI
e coli
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what position do we want the patient
side lying
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when do we do Rh - antibody screen
1st and 3rd trimester
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Rh + fetus
Rh immune globulin admin to mom to prevent formation of antibodies
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when is Rh immune globulin
during pregnancy and within 72 hours after delivery
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cultural prescriptions vs cultural proscriptions
prescriptions: tell women what to do proscriptions: established taboos
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adolescence risk
maternal anemia, preterm birth, preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, PPH, chronio
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are AMA or adolescent less likely to received PNC
adolescents
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Ama increase risk
misscariage, still borne, DM, HTN, placental previa, abruption, C/S, preg related mortality, infant with chromosomal ab, decrease BW, preterm birth, multiple ges
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are multifetal preg more likley to end in prematurity
yes
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doulas
trained to provide emotional, physical, informational support
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3 locations of birth setting
hospital birth center home birth
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even in normal preg what shouldnthe nurse be aware for
supine hypotension
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t/f there is increased incidence of physical, mental, and verbal abuse during preg
true
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