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What causes illness? (Most basic concept) Bacteria What other organisms cause illness? Fungus, parasites, bacteria/virus (most likely seen in hospitals), and protozoa. Brainpower Read More 0:10 / 0:15 How does the chain of infection go? (6 steps) Infectious agent to reservoir to portal of exit to mode of transmission to portal of entry to host. Put the stages of infection in the correct order. A. Illness stage B. Convalescence C. Incubation period D. Prodromal st...

OB EXAM 2|143 Questions with Verified Answers BUBBLE-LEB - CORRECT ANSWER Breasts Uterus Bowel Bladder Lochia Episiotomy/lacerations/incisions Lower extremities Emotions Bonding breasts assessment - CORRECT ANSWER Anatomic/Physiologic Changes: Increase of Blood and Lymphatic Fluid/Tissue Colostrum: Early Milk - A Clear, Thick Yellow Fluid - "Liquid Gold" -Assessment: Are Breasts Soft?, Can Milk Be Expressed? Any Nipple Integrity Concerns? Engorgement: "Milk C...

OB NURS 306 Final Exam Study Guide 2023/2024. FULL BLADDER MAY BE REQUIRED FOR ULTRASOUND VISULIZATION IF WOMAN IS LESS THAN 20 WEEKS ! Delta OD 450 o Evaluation of amniotic fluid obtained via amniocentesis to predict life-threatening anemia in fetus during second and third trimester o Used in a lab to determine if there is a deviation of optical density at 45 nm ! Fetal blood sampling/percutaneous umbilical blood sampling (CORDOCENTESIS) o Removal of fetal blood from umbilical cord " us...

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...

. A postpartum woman overhears the nurse tell the obstetrics clinician that she has a positive Homans sign and asks what it means. The nurses best responseNURSINGTB.COM Chapter 20: Postpartum Adaptations MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A postpartum woman overhears the nurse tell the obstetrics clinician that she has a positive Homans sign and asks what it means. The nurses best response is a. You have pitting edema in your ankles. b. You have deep tendon reflexes rated 2+. c. You have calf pain when the nurs...

NUR 254 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Postpartum Key Questions or key points Nursing Interventions or Nursing Interventions Complications Signs and Symptoms • Postpartum is define as after delivery up until 6 weeks What are normal postpartum vital signs? • HR: 60-100 • PP • TEMP: Should not be higher than 100.4 after 24 hours • RR:12-20 • BP: Monitor for pre-eclampsia, and hypotension What does postpartum Lochia look like? 1. rubra − (red -3/4 days) 2. serosa ...

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...

1. A postpartum woman overhears the nurse tell the obstetrics clinician that she has a positive Homans sign and asks what it means. The nurse's best response is a. "You have pitting edema in your ankles." b. "You have deep tendon reflexes rated 2+." c. "You have calf pain when the nurse flexes your foot." d. "You have a 'fleshy' odor to your vaginal drainage." ANS: C Feedback A Edema is within normal limits for the first few days until the excess interstitial fluid is remobiliz...

OB EXAM 2|143 Questions with Verified Answers BUBBLE-LEB - CORRECT ANSWER Breasts Uterus Bowel Bladder Lochia Episiotomy/lacerations/incisions Lower extremities Emotions Bonding breasts assessment - CORRECT ANSWER Anatomic/Physiologic Changes: Increase of Blood and Lymphatic Fluid/Tissue Colostrum: Early Milk - A Clear, Thick Yellow Fluid - "Liquid Gold" -Assessment: Are Breasts Soft?, Can Milk Be Expressed? Any Nipple Integrity Concerns? Engorgement: "Milk C...

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 ...