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Maternal Child Nursing Exam 3 Questions And Answers How often do you assess vitals on the postpartum mother following delivery? - answer- Q15 minutes 1st hour - Q30 min 2nd hour - Qhr for 3rd & 4th hour - then Q4hrs 8hrs until discharge lochia - answer- vaginal discharge that follows childbirth How would you document/note the amount of lochia you observe? - answer- scant (< 1in of peri pad in hour) - light (1 to 4 in peri pad in hour) - moderate (4 to 6in peri pad in hour) - heavy...

NSPN 7100 Modules 3-8: Questions and answers, Graded A+ What kind of questions could you ask Marnie and Ted to assess their initial adaptation to parenting? - -A good opening question could be "tell me about your labour and birth? Was it what you expected? Do you have any questions about the experience?" It can also be helpful to specifically ask Ted, "and how was it for you?" This may open up the conversation for the couple to express concerns or seek clarity about why something h...

OB nursing graded A+ Already passed 2023/2024Firm uterine wall feels like... A grapefruit A boggy uterne wall fels like... A nerf ball Puerperium A postpartum period lasting six weeks after delivery Involution Process of the uterus returning to pre-pregnancy size Sub-involution Failure of the uterus to return to pre-pregnancy size After the first 24 hours, the fundal height... Decreases 1-2 fingerbreadths every 24 hours The uterus returns to being ...

CODA REEDA Exam

Western Governors University When does a pregnancy mom begin to feel quickening? - CORRECT ANSWER-16-20 weeks When educating a mom on fetal movement counting, it is important to include that if less than _____ movements occur within 2 hours further assessment is necessary - CORRECT ANSWER-6 Describe the process of screening for gestational diabetes mellitus - CORRECT ANSWER-50g of glucose given to mom & blood glucose measured 1 hr later to see how she tolerated it. Results: -<7.8 mmo...

NUFT 204 Exam 2 Review Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024 Where does the damage from shearing occur? (2 points) - answerOver a bony prominence and at the deeper fascial level of tissue Friction - answerThe force of two surfaces moving across one another. Affects the epidermis or top layer of the skin. Stage 1 - answerSkin intact with non- blanchable redness. What stage? stage 2 - answerpartial thickness skin loss in epidermis or dermis. What stage? Stage 2 - answerOpen ulcer w/o sl...

OB Exam 2- Postpartum 52 Questions with Verified Answers What can the nurse do to encourage bonding/attachment? How do you know if the parents are bonding with the infant? - CORRECT ANSWER Rubin's Theory of Maternal Adjustment - CORRECT ANSWER -Stage 1: Taking in -First couple days PP -Focused on herself and her self-care needs (food, sleep, etc) -More passive and dependent, may have difficulty making decisions. -May need to discuss labor experiences. -Stage 2: Taking hold -U...

CODA REEDA Exam

Nursing Tips- Mnemonics by RN Steps in the Nursing Process ADPIE (A Delicious PIE) A-ssessment D- iagnosis P-lanning I-mplementation E-valuaton Inflammation (HIPER) H-eat I-nduration P-ain E-dema R-edness Acid-Base (ROME) R-espiratory O-pposite M-etabolic E-qual CANCER'S Early Warning Signs CAUTION UP C-hange in bowel or bladder A- lesion that does not heal U-nusual bleeding or discharge T-hickening or lump in breast or elsewhere I-ndigestion or difficulty swallowing ...