Post-partum assessment Obstetrical risk factors for developing PPH…
Question Answered step-by-step Post-partum assessment Obstetrical risk factors for developing PPH… Post-partum assessmentObstetrical risk factors for developing PPHPharmacological (oxytocic agents) and other medical interventions for PPH Define early PPH. Is there a standard definition for PPH? If not, how does that affect the ability to intervene appropriately? Describe the expected vital signs for PPH. Describe three potential causes of early PPH. Fill in the chart below.Potential cause of PPHAssessment DataPrecipitating FactorsTreatment List at least two potential consequences or sequelae of PPH.finish an ATI Active Learning template for at least two of the prescribed medications (Pitocin is already done).Methergine (methylergonovine): IM 0.1-0.4 mg every 2-4 hours, followed by 0.2mg by mouth every 4-6 hours x 24 hours (up to 6 doses). Cytotec (misoprostol): 0.8 – 1 mg rectally x1Hemabate (Carboprost tromethamine) IM 250 mcg (0.25 mg) of hemabate sterile solution, can be repeated at intervals of 15-90 minutes for up to 8 doses maximum Thermoregulation and hypoglycemiaCare of the infant during the first week of lifeThermoregulationNeonatal nutrition: carbohydrate metabolismIdentification of a risk infant population for hypoglycemia and hypothermia What are the 4 most important questions a provider should ask when attending a delivery?What is the blood glucose value that signals hypoglycemia?What four ways can an infant lose body heat resulting in hypothermia?What is the first-line medication of choice, including recommended does, to treat hypoglycemia in the newborn?What is the first intervention that should be done to prevent neonatal health loss following birth? Pre-Eclampsia and HELLP SyndromeObtain pertinent subjective and objective data through a focused assessment and patient interview.Recognize the signs and symptoms of HELLP in a maternal patient.Demonstrate effective nursing care using critical thinking skills.Collaborate with healthcare tem in implementing nursing care. What signs and symptoms will a patient exhibit to alert the nurse to possible pre-eclampsia?What lab values are specifically related to HELLP syndrome? Give both within normal ranges and expected abnormal values. Give the significance of each lab value.What safety precautions does a patient with suspected pre-eclampsia require?What nursing interventions should be initiated for a client with suspected pre-eclampsia?What maternal medications may be indicated for a patient with suspected pre-eclampsia? Health Science Science Nursing NURSING NSG294 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
