NUR2513 Final Exam Maternal Child Nursing Maternal Child Final Exam causes of dysmenorrhea (Ans- pregnancy, low body fat, stress non pharmacological tx of dysmenorrhea (Ans- heat, exercise, increase calcium & proteins, avoid drugs/smoking pharmacological treatment of dysmenorrhea (Ans- NSAIDs how long is pregnancy (Ans- 40 weeks or 280 days naegles rule (Ans- calculate edd from first day of LMP add 7 days and subtract 3 months why is naegles rule not accurate (Ans- irregular menstruation, not everyone has a 28 day cycle what can cause poor placenta perfusion in pregnancy (Ans- drugs, nutrition, dm, htn, chronic illnesses what is the embryonic period (Ans- 15-60 days, period where the most organ development takes place risks of IUGR (Ans- lack of folic acid, alcohol, DM, HTN, smoking, drugs, malnutrition ways to improve placental perfusion (Ans- reposition on left side, fluids, nutrition fetal risks of anemia (Ans- poor perfusion, hypoxia, IUGR, organ damage 1 / 2
Iron supplement patient education (Ans- take on an empty stomach, monitor dark stools, r/o constipation so increase fluids/fiber and activity levels to monitor for anemia (Ans- H&H, hemoglobin less than 10, hct less than 30 effects of pregnancy on blood pressure (Ans- BP decreases in 2nd trimester effect of pregnancy on pulse (Ans- increased HTN mgmt in pregnancy (pharm) (Ans- labetalol, procardia, aldomate titrated preeclampsia puts mom at r/o (Ans- seizures preeclampsia puts fetus at r/o (Ans- IUGR how often should you assess DTR vitals (Ans- hourly objective s/s of preeclampsia (Ans- edema, increase BP, proteinuria subjective s/s of preeclampsia (Ans- headaches, blurred vision, epigastric pain, medication to be administered for preeclampsia (Ans- mag sulfate, titrated preeclampsia effect on I&O (Ans- decreased, less than 30 mL p/h antidote for mag sulfate (Ans- calcium gluconate fluids to use with pregnant women
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