Question Blueprint Exam 2PostpartumBoggy (sluggish) uterus. What does this mean? How do you manage?:Uterotonic Medications:Know… Pitocin Misoprostol (Cytotec) Methergine Hemabate (Carboprost)BetamethasonePriority assessments for postpartum bleeding:Correct technique to palpate a fundus: Fundal height postpartum:Lochia alba, lochia rubra, lochia serosa:Care for an episiotomy 1st – 4th degree: What is rooming in? When is it done? Why?Bladder. Considerations postpartum. Reasons for retention:Reproductive Tract. Common infections: Treatment? Considerations?Bowel Movements. Nursing considerations for movement and comfort: Review PP teaching. When can the woman have intercourse? Return to work? Resume normal exercise patterns? Teach to watch for s/s of infection of the reproductive tract.What s/s and timeframe should the nurse teach the postpartum woman/family to watch for in: Baby bluesPP depressionPP psychosisHow the nurse assess mother/infant bonding. Breasts: Engorgement; plugged milk duct; mastitis. What is the difference? What should the nurse teach the pp woman to watch for?Breast assessment. How to assist women with breastfeeding: tips? Tricks?Breastfeeding. Considerations of maternal medications while breastfeeding: Colostrum: What is it? How long does it last? When does true breastmilk come in? Benefits of breastfeeding:How to tell if infant is eating enough. Bottle feeding. Calories per ounce. Nutrition profile. Preterm?:PP gestational hypertension/pre-eclampsia care: Care of InfantNormal weight range: What should the weight of a newborn do by 6 months? 12 months?APGAR: What is normal? What is graded? Know how to calculate APGAR score.Normal RR? Normal blood glucose: Hypoglycemic readings? Signs of hypoglycemia in newborn?Normal HR? Normal assessment findings:Reflexes: How to elicit? What is normal? Sucking reflex Moro (startle) reflex Babinski reflex Grasp reflex Stepping reflexUrine output: Normal stool color: breastfed? Bottlefed? First days of life?Normal fontanel appearance:Female genitals: What do assess? How?Male genitals: What to assess? How? Newborn Medications?: Where do you administer infant injections? What are physical characteristics specific to a preterm baby? Nursing considerations?What are physical characteristics specific to a post-term baby? Nursing considerations?Physical characteristics for term newborn?How does maternal drug use affect the newborn?What is SIDS? How is it prevented? Safe sleep practices?How is jaundice treated? Know basic function of carbs/proteins/fats for children.TermsHyperbilirubinemia: Patho? Causes? Treatment?Hydrocephalus:Cephalohematoma:Acrocyanosis:Hip subluxation: Signs/symptoms? Assessment findings?Apgar Score:Age appropriate communication:Know Piaget Stages:Know Erickson’s Stages: Ages begins and ends, goals, what it achieved with each stage, etc. Health Science Science Nursing DIMENSION NUR2058 S Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
Question Blueprint Exam 2PostpartumBoggy (sluggish) uterus. What does this mean? How do you manage?:Uterotonic Medications:Know… Pitocin Misoprostol (Cytotec) Methergine Hemabate (Carboprost)BetamethasonePriority assessments for postpartum bleeding:Correct technique to palpate a fundus: Fundal height postpartum:Lochia alba, lochia rubra, lochia serosa:Care for an episiotomy 1st – 4th degree: What is rooming in? When is it done? Why?Bladder. Considerations postpartum. Reasons for retention:Reproductive Tract. Common infections: Treatment? Considerations?Bowel Movements. Nursing considerations for movement and comfort: Review PP teaching. When can the woman have intercourse? Return to work? Resume normal exercise patterns? Teach to watch for s/s of infection of the reproductive tract.What s/s and timeframe should the nurse teach the postpartum woman/family to watch for in: Baby bluesPP depressionPP psychosisHow the nurse assess mother/infant bonding. Breasts: Engorgement; plugged milk duct; mastitis. What is the difference? What should the nurse teach the pp woman to watch for?Breast assessment. How to assist women with breastfeeding: tips? Tricks?Breastfeeding. Considerations of maternal medications while breastfeeding: Colostrum: What is it? How long does it last? When does true breastmilk come in? Benefits of breastfeeding:How to tell if infant is eating enough. Bottle feeding. Calories per ounce. Nutrition profile. Preterm?:PP gestational hypertension/pre-eclampsia care: Care of InfantNormal weight range: What should the weight of a newborn do by 6 months? 12 months?APGAR: What is normal? What is graded? Know how to calculate APGAR score.Normal RR? Normal blood glucose: Hypoglycemic readings? Signs of hypoglycemia in newborn?Normal HR? Normal assessment findings:Reflexes: How to elicit? What is normal? Sucking reflex Moro (startle) reflex Babinski reflex Grasp reflex Stepping reflexUrine output: Normal stool color: breastfed? Bottlefed? First days of life?Normal fontanel appearance:Female genitals: What do assess? How?Male genitals: What to assess? How? Newborn Medications?: Where do you administer infant injections? What are physical characteristics specific to a preterm baby? Nursing considerations?What are physical characteristics specific to a post-term baby? Nursing considerations?Physical characteristics for term newborn?How does maternal drug use affect the newborn?What is SIDS? How is it prevented? Safe sleep practices?How is jaundice treated? Know basic function of carbs/proteins/fats for children.TermsHyperbilirubinemia: Patho? Causes? Treatment?Hydrocephalus:Cephalohematoma:Acrocyanosis:Hip subluxation: Signs/symptoms? Assessment findings?Apgar Score:Age appropriate communication:Know Piaget Stages:Know Erickson’s Stages: Ages begins and ends, goals, what it achieved with each stage, etc. Health Science Science Nursing DIMENSION NUR2058 S Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
