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| During pregnancy in the baby, which valve bypasses the liver? |
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Definition
The ductus venosus bypasses this organ in the baby during pregnancy. |
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| During pregnancy, in the baby, which valve deviates blood from the lungs? |
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Definition
The ductus areteriosus deviates blood from this organ. |
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| In the umbilical cord, how many arteries and how many veins are there? |
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| At what week of gestation can the FHR (Fetal Heart Rate) be heard by the Doppler? |
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Definition
The FHR can be heard at 10 weeks of gestation by this device. |
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| At what week of gestation can the FHR be heard with the fetoscope? |
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Definition
The FHR can be heard at 18 weeks of gestation by this device. |
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| What is the normal heart rate for the fetus? |
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110-160 is within normal limits for this age. |
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| What is fetal Tachycardia? |
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Definition
This pathology is >160 for >10 minutes. |
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| What is fetal bradycardia? |
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Definition
This pathology is <110 for <10 minutes. |
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| What are variable decelerations and what are the nursing interventions (if any)? |
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Definition
This heart rate is caused by cord compression. Nursing interventions would be:
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Knee to chest
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Trendelenburg position
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UNCOIL
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| What are early decelerations and what the nursing interventions (if any)? |
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Definition
| This type of heart rate is caused by head compression and is a normal heart rate. There are no nursing implications. |
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| What are accelerations and what are the nursing implications (if any)? |
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Definition
This type of heart rate is normal and there are no nursing implications. |
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| What are late decelerations and what are the nursing implications (if any)? |
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Definition
This type of heart rate is caused by placental insufficiency. The nursing implications are:
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Definition
- Variable Decelerations- Chord compression
- Early Decelerations- Head Compression
- Accelerations- OK
- Late Decelerations- Placental Insufficiency
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Definition
- UN
- C-call the Dr
- O-Increase O2 to 10L
- I-Increase IV fluid and stop pitocin
- L-Left side/Knee to chest (As applicable)
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Definition
- Gravida
- Term
- Preterm
- Abortions
- Live children
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| What is the appointment schedule for a pregnant woman with no complications? |
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Definition
- From implantation-7 months: qmo
- 8-9 months: q2wks
- 9 months-birth: qwk
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Definition
This is the EDD (Estimated Date of Delivery). It is determined by finding the date of the LMP (Last menstral period), adding 7 days, and subtracting 3 months.
Ex: LMP- Aug 5,10
EDD- May 12,11 |
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Definition
This is the measurement of where the top of the fundus should be in accordance to each week of gestation. It can vary up to +/- 1 or 2 cm.
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| Inform a pt to go to the hospital when what occurs? |
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Definition
When the pregnancy membranes ruputre, there is an increased risk for infection and umbilical cord prolapse so they should do this. |
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| When should the RhoGAM shot be given? |
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Definition
This shot should be given:
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| How many extra calories should the pregnant woman consume daily? |
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Definition
This woman should consume 300 extra calories daily. |
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