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Calcium intake is especially important during an adolescence pregnancy because bone obstruction of the calcium is still occurring
The nurse should instruct the adolescence to consume 3 to 4 servings of dairy per day to meet their calcium needs
A newborn about Phenylketonuria (PKU) screening prior to discharge patient understands
The screening will need to be repeated within two weeks
A positive oxytocin stimulate contraction test indicates an adverse reaction by the fetus
Should be reported to the provider
Patient had a cesarean birth three days ago
The nurse should instruct the patient that breast-feeding does not prevent ovulation. You can still get pregnant.
Providing discharge instructions to a patient who had a vaginal birth and is breast-feeding their newborn what statement understands teaching
I will eat an additional 450 to 500 cal a day while I’m breast-feeding
A patient who is three days postpartum the nurse should inform the patient that
A baby who is satisfied will appear content after feedings
During the first phase of a newborn transition to extra uterine life, which is up to 30 minutes after birth, the respiratory rate is 30 to 60
respiratory rate that is lower than 30 requires further evaluation and intervention by the nurse
A patient is eight weeks of gestation and has hypothesis gravidarum which labs associated with dehydration
Ketones 2+ expected none Keto area is the most important lab finding associated with hypermesis gravidarum
A patient has late deacceleration on the fetal heart monitor. What should the nurse do first?
Reposition patient to left lateral position
A patient who is in preterm labor about TERBUTALINE
I will have blood test because my potassium might decrease an adverse effect of terbutaline is hypokalemia
Deep tendon reflexes 4+
This is not an expected, finding for preeclampsia and indicates a hyperactive response, possibly severe preeclampsia
Monitor the patient’s blood pressure every five minutes following the first dose of
Anesthetic epidural solution
A patient in labor fetus is in the right optic posterior position. The patient is 8 cm dilated then reports back pain. The nurse should.
Apply sacral counter pressure to assist in relieving back pain
The nurse should instruct the quadrant to place the newborn in a federal approved
Car seat with the retainer clip snuggly at the level of the newborns armpits
Variable deacceleration in fetal heart rate
Have the patient change their position
Severe hypertension is often a
Epidural anesthesia
A patient eight weeks gestation
Should exercise 30 minutes every day
A late pre-return newborn indicates hypoglycemia
Respiratory distress
A newborn who has neonatal absence syndrome will have a
Continuous, high-pitched cry
A newborn undergoing phototherapy to treat hyperbillirubia
Cover the newborn’s eyes while undergoing the phototherapy light
The patient who has gonorrhea is a increased risk for
Premature ruptured a membranes
Magnesium toxicity
The nurse should discontinue the magnesium infusion, administer calcium glucose, and apply oxygen 10 L by nonrebreather
Amniocentesis
This statement needs teaching the procedure will Help determine if my baby has a genetic disorder and I will receive an injection After the procedure
Spinal bifia occulta
External indications of this neural tube include a dimple area over the defect in the presence of a birthmark
A patient who has prolonged decelerations and fetal heart rate
Is an emergency because the cord could be pinched
Methylergonovine
Can cause hypertension as an adverse effect
Early deacceleration
The nurse should identify a fetal head compression as a likely cause
Newborn
A relaxed posture or a hypotonic may indicate hypoxia in the utero while requires further assessment
The nurse should first apply internal upward pressure to the presenting part
This actually relieves the compression on the umbilical cord compression of the umbilical cord results and decrease perfusion to the fetus and fetal hypoxia
An auxiliary temp of 99.5 and greater is above the expected finding
For a newborn and can be indication for sepsis
Infants with MYELOMENINGOCELE
After present with the defect nerve supply to the bladder that results in an altered ability to effectively empty the bladder and continuous liquid
True labor
Contractions become stronger with walking
Since patient received MEPERIDIN1 hour prior to birth the newborn is at risk for
Respiratory depression and opioid anus should be administered to the newborn as soon as possible
Hyperventilating
Report of tingling sensation in the fingers indicates that the patient is
The nurse should instruct patient to eat high carbonated Foods
Such as toast, potatoes, rice, and decrease nausea, vomiting
Phototherapy
Turn newborn at least 2 to 3 hours
Preterm labor, miscarriage our potential complications, following in amniocentesis
A feeling of tightness in the abdomen may indicate the onset of uterine contractions
Report to the provider
Decrease fetal movement at 30 weeks gestation
Parvovirus BLA firth disease
The nurse should schedule the surreal ultrasound examinations to monitor the fetus during pregnancy to detect possible development of fetal hydrops
Massage the fungus
If the patient is experiencing hypovolemic shock
A newborn who is being sent home 22 hours after birth
Needs a standard follow up visit with a provider after discharge
The parent should be instructed to verify
The hospital identification badge of anyone who comes into their room for the baby
Hypoglycemia for the fetal baby
Decreased temp, poor, feeding lethargy, respiratory distress, and Jittersness
Hyperbilruburina
Yellow discoloration of superior oral mucosa, poor feeding
Neonatal Sepsis
Decrease temp, poor feeding mother, G, respiratory distress and jaundice
For hypotonic uterus
Administer METHYLERGONOVINE
Highest amount of foliate
3.5 ounces of chicken liver
Patient has postdural puncture headache PDPH
Provide the patient with caffeinated beverages
Bio physical profile BPP
A patient 41 weeks gestation a positive contraction stress test
Trimester of pregnancy 12 weeks registration
You should increase protein intake around 7 g daily
Pelvic rocking
Prenatal class on self-care during pregnancy
Abruptio Placenta
Bored, like abdomen
While vaginal discharge with a fish like odor
We will need to collect vaginal secretions for testing
A blood glucose level on a newborn
Apply a warm cloth to the heel
Verify the newborn’s identification
A newborn who was transferred to the nursery 30 minutes after birth because of a mild respiratory distress
RHO immune globin
This med is to prevent blood and incompatibilities and my next pregnancy
A newborn under a radiant warmer
Tape a thermal sensor on the newborn’s abdomen
Acid to treat a seizure disorder is that risk for what during Pregnancy
Fetal neutral tube defects
Vaginal pressure
One day postpartum has a vaginal hematoma, nurse expects
Patient is getting an amniocentesis
Needs to empty bladder before hand
Counter pressure non-pharmacology
Patient is in labor reports, severe pressure and pain in the lower back
Newborn safety
You can share your room with your baby for the next few weeks
Opioid dependency
Contradictation to receiving NALBUPHINE
c reactive protein level
The adolescent is most likely developing pelvic, inflammatory disease due to their elevated
The nurse should first implement providing education on meds
Administering CETRAXONE
Monitor fetal heart rate first one coming in
With active labor
Patient who has hypothesis gravidarum
Eat a snack and protein at bedtime
45° angle
Position the newborn in the car seat
The nurse should offer a pacifier to the newborn for a non-nutritious sucking
Non-nutritive sucking can provide comfort to a newborn who is experiencing manifestations of withdrawal
The nurse should expect the provider to prescribe KLEIHAUER BETKE Test
For a patient who has suspected placenta abruption to determine the fetal blood is in maternal circulation
Betamethasone
Is a glue Cortizone given to stimulate fetal lung, maturity and prevent respiratory distress?
Petechiae eye over the head
NUCHAL cord, which occurs when the umbilical cord is being wrapped tightly around the neck and can cause bruising in pretty guy over the face head and neck
Nagel’s rule
Go back three months and add seven days then that is their birthday a year from now
Swelling of the face
Potential prenatal complications
Epigastric pain
Indication of preeclampsia