Postpartum and Newborn Flashcards

Other Def/ Concepts (49 cards)

1
Q

Circumcision: how long after procedure should infant void

A

Within 12 hours

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2
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How much blood is normal post circumcision?

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If greater than a quarter size, the surgical provider should be notified

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3
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normal circumcision healing

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Slight swelling and the formation of a crust on the glands

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4
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Circumcision care

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cleanse gently with soap and water, petroleum ointment or water based lubricants is placed over the wound for 3-5 days to avoid adhesion of the glands to the infant diaper

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5
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Omphalitis

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infection of the umbilical stump

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6
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S/s of omphalitis

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foul smelling yellow discharge from the cord, red skin, and crying when cord is touched

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7
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Cephalohematoma resolve

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6-8 weeks without intervention

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8
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Caput resolves

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24-48 hours

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9
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Positive red reflex in newborn

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is normal

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10
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circumoral cyanosis

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bluish discoloration around the mouth

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Peripheral cyanosis or Acrocyanosis

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Benign bluish coloration around the hands and feet after birth

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Central cyanosis:

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bluish coloration of the mouth, head, and torso after birth NOT normal

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Erythema toxicum:

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tiny, punctate red macules and papules on the cheeks, trunk, chest, back, and buttocks, normal

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14
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How long is Milia present for?

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disappear within first month of life, no treatment is needed

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15
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Hypotonia

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decreased muscle tone. Neuromuscular disorders, CNS dysfunction, Sepsis, drug intake, congenital chromosomal abnormalities, development immaturity

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16
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Omphalocele

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contents through abdominal wall organs are covered by membrane

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17
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Appropriate counseling for a client with a ‘reluctant nurser’ includes

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  • arching babies might take well to the breast with a football hold
  • you can use a syringe to offer small amounts of milk or colostrum to the baby
  • avoid excess holding of the baby by others except the nursing parent
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18
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Which of the following are included in appropriate counseling to offer to clients with hx of breast augmentation?

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-Feed 8-12x every 24 hours
- Educate the parent that breast augmentation surgery has the potential to disrupt bf

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19
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After an abortion (spontaneous or elective), pelvic rest should persist for at least ___ weeks

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2

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20
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Predisposing factors for mastitis include

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  • Underwire bras
  • utlization of the same position during nursing sessions
    -substituting some nursing session with bottle milk
  • nipple damage
21
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Possible management for nipple candida may include

A
  • oral fluconazole
    -Gentian violet
  • sterilizing objects that contain breast or infants mouth
  • Nystatin cream
22
Q

What are some neuromuscular maturity signs present in a premature baby?

A
  • During the square window assessment, wrist is unable to bend to allow hand to touch arm
  • there is little resistance when moving heel to ear
  • during scar sign assessment, the elbow easily crosses the midline
23
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A newborn in our care was born 1 hr ago and you are attempting to get him to latch when he starts coughing and has a very large amount of saliva coming out of his mouth. This is most likely an indication of what defect?

A

Esophageal Atresia

24
Q

You are performing a quick check on 45 minutes old baby, who has just finished bf. He is resting quietly in Dad’s arms, with a heart rate of 132, respiratory rate of 84, temp of 97.1. You note that his feet and hands are bluish. What actions on your part would be appropriate?

A

Evaluate baby for any other signs of respiratory distress, and if non, reevaluate in 15 minutes

25
During the initial physical examination, the neonate's chest circumference is 13 inches. What is the expected head circumference?
13.75
26
A term neonate is 36 hours old and has been nursing well but has onset of jaundice. Total serum bilirubin is 12 mg/dL. At this time, treatment should include
Continue observation and client education on when to call
27
A baby in your care was born after a very precipitous delivery and has bruising around his mouth and nose. What other areas can you use to assess for central circulation color/perfusion?
Tongue and gums
28
What are the nutritional contraindication for bf
- phenylketonuria - galactosemia - lactatse deficiency
29
Which is a reason an infant might be jaundiced in the first 24 hours
ABO incompatibility
30
Signs your client is experiencing superficial thrombophlebitis are
Leg pain with heat, tenderness, and redness at the site of inflammation
31
Deep vein thrombosis s/s
High fever, severe pain, edema, and tenderness along the entire length of the leg
32
HELLP consists of hemolysis, elevated liver exzymes and what other sign?
low platelets
33
Which hormone helps uterine involution during the PP period
oxytocin
34
Breast milk provides nutrients except
vitamin K and D
35
Average newborn head circumference
31-38 cm (12-15 in)
36
average length of a newborn
46-56 cm (18-22 in)
37
when does the vagina regain tone and rugae PP?
3-4 weeks pp
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when is the uterus not palpalble
by day 12
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Ischemic injury
lack of oxygen
40
Testing for CCHD in newborn the pulse ox is placed
right hand, either foot
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Normal CCHD
hand and foot is greater than 95% and less than 3% difference between hand and foot
42
Newborn weight gain per week
5-7 oz
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polycythemia
red, mottled, blotchy skin, excess blood cells
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erythematoxicum
benign newborn rash. appears 24-48 hours. resolves on its own
45
erythroblastosis
associated with VKDB or hemolytic disease of the newborn
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Lactiferous ducts
transports milk to nipple
47
The newborn umbilical cord at 4 days PP should look like which of the following?
Darkened, dry, with a very slight odor
48
At the six-week visit, the mother states that the baby has a rough, scaly scalp. What is your assessment?
Cradle cap, recommend oil to loosen
49
You have a client who is showing signs and symptoms of ppd. What lab might you order to check for an underlying disease?
Thyroid panel