Human Development II -Final study guide Ovulation discharge slippery and stretchy hormones Sex during menses ​Recommended? Epidural mother’s BP and FHR started when? Nursing interventions before and after Gravida/Para Ectopic pregnancy ​signs/symptoms ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment/teaching9 Colostrum ​What is it? ​When does it end? Lie ​Parallel ​Perpendicular ​Oblique Attitude ​Vertex ​Military ​Brow ​Face Breech positioning Cholasma Supine hypotension syndrome ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment Hyperemesis Gravidarum ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment Nagele’s rule Dietary teaching during pregnancy Calcium rich foods Folic acid prevents what complications Weight gain during pregnancy Snacks high in protein and nutrients Uterine atony ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment Engorgement ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment Breastfeeding Involution ​What is it ​How long does it take ​What factors can slow it or cause subinvolution Diaphoresis –early postpartum-excess body fluids Stages of labor ​Stage 1 – Teaching, Dilation, nursing ​​Latent ​​Active ​​​Nursing interventions during labor – pain management ​​Transition ​Stage 2 - teaching, nursing ​Stage 3 - teaching and nursing ​Stage 4 – teaching and nursing TORCH ​Toxoplasmosis ​Other: syphilis, parvovirus B19, Hepatitis B, HIV, varicella ​Rubella ​Cytomegalovirus ​Herpes Amniotic fluid assessment​ Amniotomy – nursing responsibilities Human placental lactogen Testosterone Abruptio placentae ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment/teaching Placenta previa ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment/teaching Sitz bath Internal FHR monitor Sperm Hydatidiform mole ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment/teaching Stages of grief Mucus plug Lochia rubra Lochia Serosa Lochia alba Veal Chop: what do you see on FHR and what is causing it Breast structure ​Tubercles of Montgomery ​Coopers ligaments ​Alveolus ​Lactiferous ducts, sinus Female reproductive organs ​Vagina ​Uterus ​Fallopian tubes ​ovaries Male reproductive organs ​Testes ​Epididymis ​Vas deferens ​Seminal vesicle ​Prostate ​Urethra ​Cowper’s (bulbourethral) glands ​Sertoli cell ​Leydig cell ​Spermatocyte Retained placental fragments Zona pellucida Patient teaching-discharge instructions/return demonstration Cord prolapse ​What is it caused by ​What is the treatment/teaching Newborn Assessment ​Height/weight measurement ​Head circumference ​Caput succedaneum ​Cephalohematoma ​Cold stress ​Ophthalmia neonatorum ​Vitamin K ​Vital signs