A G1P0 patient who is 41 weeks gestation has been ordered a…
Question Answered step-by-step A G1P0 patient who is 41 weeks gestation has been ordered a… A G1P0 patient who is 41 weeks gestation has been ordered a Non-stress test (NST). What teaching should be provided to the patient regarding this procedure? Where will the nurse place the ultrasound transducer to detect fetal heart tones if the fetus is determined to be in the right occiput posterior (ROP) position? Explain for the fetus and for maternal abdomen placement. After 10 minutes, the nurse sees the following results on the fetal monitoring strip. How should the nurse interpret this? What are next-steps? Labor SupportYour patient has been scheduled for an induction today. She was first ordered dinoprostone for cervical ripening. She is currently 2cm dilated, 40% effaced, with medium consistency, and an anterior position. The fetal station is – 1. She states she wants an epidural. Blood type AB+ and she is rubella immune at 1:8. Hgb 11.0 mg/dl and Hct 33%. Group B Streptococcus ß-Hemolytic positive. HIV- Neg, Hep. B- Neg, Hep C-Neg, Syphilis- Neg, Gonorrhea-Neg, Chlamydia- Neg. What is her Bishop score? ________ What nursing care will best support her at this time? What education should be provided to her? Complete the following graph with the characteristics of normal labor and the nurse’s role: Cervical DilationMaternal Behaviors/Assessment Findings Nursing Care/Comfort Measures First Stage: Early/LatentPhase First Stage: ActivePhase First Stage: Transition Phase Second Stage Third StageSee above/complete dilation Fourth StagePost-delivery D. What if the following fetal heart rate patterns appear during her continuous external fetal monitoring in labor? Complete the following: What is the most important findingWhat are the possible causes?What should the nurse do? Health Science Science Nursing NR 327 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
