Postpartum Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

MATERNAL RESPONSE TO LABOR

A

PAIN
FATIGUE
FEAR

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2
Q

Fear leads to the release of ____________ ➔ and interferes with the release of _____________ ➔ineffective uterine contractions

A

adrenaline; oxytocin

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3
Q

CO increases ________ from prelabor levels

A

40-50%

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4
Q

____ total oxygen needed during 2nd stage of labor

A

100%

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5
Q

Void every___________ - overfilling can decrease postpartal bladder tone

A

2 hours

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6
Q

__________ is secreted from ovaries causing the cartilage between joints to be more flexible➔ allows fetal passage (pelvis open as much as 2cm)

A

Relaxin

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7
Q

is an individual with specialized training who provides physical, emotional, and psychological support to laboring parents.

A

Duola

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8
Q

Falling BP may indicate

A

hemorrhage, hypovolemic shock

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9
Q

DANGER SIGNS OF LABOR

A

High or low BP
Abnormal pulse
Inadequate or Prolonged Contractions
Abnormal Lower Abdominal Contour
Increasing Apprehension
Inadequate or Prolonged Contractions

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10
Q

contraction becomes less frequent, less intense and shorter duration

A

Uterine exhaustion (inertia)

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11
Q

Contractions longer than __ seconds may compromise fetal well-being for it interferes with adequate uterine filling

A

70

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12
Q

No amplitude range is detectable.

A

ABSENT

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13
Q

Amplitude range is detectable but is 5 beats per minute or fewer

A

MINIMAL

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14
Q

Amplitude range is 6- 25 beats per minute

A

MODERATE

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15
Q

Amplitude range is more than 25 beats per minute

A

MARKED

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16
Q

FHR – is lower than 110/min for 10 minutes

A

Fetal bradycardia

17
Q

FHR- is faster than 160 beats/min for 10 minutes

A

Fetal tachycardia

18
Q

Use of music or aroma

A

Relaxation technique

19
Q

Use of a photograph

A

Focusing and imagery

20
Q

Slow-paced breathing

A

Breathing technique

21
Q

Use of chamomile, raspberry leaf

A

Herbal preparations

22
Q

It reduces anxiety, promotes relaxation

A

Aromatherapy and Essential Oils

23
Q

For backpain

24
Q

Exhausted

A

cold washcloth

25
dry mouth
Ice chips
26
Biofeedback
Bathing or Hydrotherapy
27
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Therapeutic Touch and Massage
28
Intracutaneous Nerve Stimulation
Yoga and Meditation
29
Acupuncture and acupressure
Reflexology
30
Many nurses find it useful to use the acronym BUBBLE-LE to remember the necessary components of the post partum assessment and teaching topics. These include:
B Breasts U Uterus B Bowel Function B Bladder L Lochia E Episiotomy/perineum L Lower Extremities E Emotions
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The acronym REEDA is often used to assess an episiotomy or laceration of the perineum. REEDA stands for:
R Redness E Edema E Ecchymosis D Discharge A Approximation