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| powers, passage, passenger, psyche |
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| factors that influence the progress fo labor |
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| preparation, position, professional, place, procedures, people |
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| effects of contractions on the cervix |
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| increment, peak, decrement |
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| frequency, duration, intensity |
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| report ot the RN any contractions that occur more frequently than every _, last longer than _ or have intervals shorter than _ |
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| 2 minutes, 90 sec, 60 sec, |
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| excessive anxiety or fear, can cause greater: |
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| pain, inhibit progress of labor, reduce blood flow to the placent and fetus |
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| Voluntary pushing added to involuntary uterine contractions (fully dilated) to push or propel the fetus |
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| most feel a strong urge to push when _ and the fetus begins to _ |
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| directly involved in child birth |
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| flares, upper portion of pelvis |
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| fetus, placenta, amniaotic membranes, amniotic fluid |
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| fetal head, anterior fontanel, posterior fontanel, sutures, biparietal diameter, antero-posterior diameter |
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| lie, longitudinal, transverse, oblique |
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| refers to the position of the fetus in relation to the maternal spine. |
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| can influence the course of labor |
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| braxton hicks contractions, increased vaginal discharge, bloody show, rupture of the membranes, energy spurt, wight loss |
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| descent, engagement, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, expulsion |
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| When to Go to the Hospital or Birth Center |
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| contractions, ruptured membranes, bleeding other than bloody show, decreased fetal movement, any other concern |
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| Three major assessments performed promptly on admission |
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| fetal conditions, maternal condition, impending birth |
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| irregular contractions, walking relieves contractions, no bloody show, no change in effacement/dilation of cervix |
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| contractions develop regular patter, contractions become stronger and more effective with walking, discomfort in lower back/abdomen, bloody show often present, progressive effacement and dilation of cervix |
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| After admission to the labor unit, nursing care consists of |
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| monitoring the fetus, monitoring the laboring woman, helping the woman cope with labor |
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| fetal monitoring consists of |
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| fetal heart rate, intermittent auscultation, continuouse electronic fetal monitoring |
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| any FHR _ and any slowing of the FHR that persists after the _ is promptly reported to the health care provider |
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| outside the normal limits, contraction ends |
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| baseline variability, moderate variability, marked variability, absent variability |
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Early decelerations
Variable decelerations
Late decelerations
Prolonged decelerations
Recurrent decelerations
Intermittent decelerations
Sinusoidal pattern |
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| stable fetal heart rate, moderate variability, accelerations, uterine contractions frequency > every 2 min and durations <90sec and relaxation interval of at least 60 sec |
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| tachycardia, bradycardia, decreased or absent variability, late decelerations, variable decelerations |
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| green stained amniotic fluid may indicate fetus passed: |
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| amniotic fluid should not |
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| amound of amniontic fluid: scant _, moderate _, large _ |
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| Six Lamaze Institute Basic Practices for Maternity Care |
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Labor should begin on its own.
Woman should have freedom of movement.
Woman should have a birth support person or doula.
No routine interventions should be performed.
Woman should be in non-supine positions.
Woman should not be separated from infant. |
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| the first stage of labor can last |
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| second stage of labor can last |
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| third stage of labor lasts |
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| main concern for vaginal birth after cesarean |
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| uterine scar will rupture |
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| phase 2 care of the newborn lasts |
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| from 1 to 3 hrs (usually in in transition nursery/postpartum) |
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| phase 3 care of the newborn |
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| from 2 to 12 hrs (usually w/mother in postpartum unit) |
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| Initial care for phase 1 includes |
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Maintaining thermoregulation
Maintaining cardiorespiratory function
Observing for urination and/or passage of meconium
Identifying the mother, father, and newborn
Performing a brief assessment for major anomalies
Encouraging bonding/breastfeeding |
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| The Apgar is used to score |
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Heart rate
Respiratory effort
Muscle tone Reflex response to suction or gentle stimulation on the soles of the feet
Skin color |
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| This type of blood is capable of regenerating stem cells that are able to replace diseased cells. |
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| umbiliical cord blood banking |
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| blood for umbilical cord blood banking is collected after _ |
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| blood for umbilical cord blood banking must be transported within _ of collection |
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| type of waveform analysis that detects intrapartal changes in fetal ST waveforms, indicative of developing fetal metabolic acidosis. |
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| computerized interpretation of real-time FHR patterns that provides automatic analysis of fetal heart pattern to compliment clinical judgment as well as permanent documentation in EMR. |
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