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Question Answered step-by-step 1)What are the different GPA systems?GTPAL 2)What does the (Estimated Date of Delivery)EDD mean? How do you calculate it? 3)Why is understanding patients blood type important in maternal patients?      4)Why and when do we give Rhogam?  5)What are the 4 stages of labor? And what are the highest priority nursing interventions/concerns during each stage? Stage One  Stage Two  Stage Three  Stage Four 6)How is mother and baby monitored during active labor? Immediately prior to delivery (during the pushing stage)?  7)What are the different types of external assistance that could be used during labor (forceps)? 8)What are the different types of episiotomies or tears?  9)What extra care/assistance do episiotomies or tears needed to repair them?  10)What is considered a normal amount of time for the mother to deliver the placenta?  1)    What are complications with delivery of placenta? 2)    Why does the provider examine the placenta? 11)What is the care of the mother in the immediate postpartum (first one hour following delivery)?  12)What was the immediate care of the newborn in the first one hour after delivery? 13)Describe what is the APGAR score is and why is it used? 14)What were you observing for when doing fundal checks?  15)What action does the nurse take to correct fundal concerns? 16)How often are these fundal checks done in the first hour following delivery? 1)    Why? 17)Why is it important to monitor voiding in the immediate postpartum period and how can it effect involution?18)What things will you observe with mother and other parent of baby after delivery? What things would be concerning relating to attachment?19)What post partum education is important at discharge for mother’s mental health?20)list 3 nursing diagnosis with 5 nursing interventions each:  Health Science Science Nursing BIO NUR2513LL Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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