How much weight should the women gain in the first trimester?

How much weight should the women gain in the 2nd and 3rd trimester ?

total weight gain during pregnancy ? +/- (3) pounds

What week is the funds palpable

What reach does the fundus reach the umbilical or naval?

mom should go to the doctor one time a month until

mom should go to the doctor 1 time every 2 weeks until

mom should go to the doctor every week starting at

color change of cervix to cyanosis

cervical softening

uterine softening

what are probable sings of pregnancy: A. uterine/Blood pregnancy test, B. Chadwick sign, C. Goodwill sign, D. Hegars sign, E. Auscultation of fetal heart

normal Hgb for 1st trimester, 2nd, and 3rd

how often should a women void in the 1st, 2nd trimester and also 6 weeks pp?

What position should a women lay for dyspnea while pregnant

a patient should perform pelvic tilt exercises by putting their good on a stool and then back again to prevent

a valid sign of labor would be

thinning of the cervix is

negative means/ positive means

station 0 at ischial spine

in this stage of labor the women is dilating which include latent, active, and transitional

In this stage of labor the baby is born

in this stage of labor the placenta is delivered

in this stage of labor it will consist of the first two hours after delivery of the placenta to stop bleeding

know stage VS phases

during this phase of labor the women will dilate 5-7cm, contraction are 3-5 minutes, duration of contractions are 30-60 sec and intensity is moderate

beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next contraction is

beginning to end of one contraction

strength of contraction: palpate with fingers of one hand over the funds with PADS of fingers

for which type of complication would you have the women go into the position of knee chest and then push onto her sacrum?

for which type of complication would you have mom push head of baby off cord then position knee to chest

REMEMBER LIONS

low FHR, low baseline variability, and late decelerations, are these bad or good and what to do what?

are high FHR, high baseline variability, and early decelerations bad or good and what to do

For variable decelerations what would you do

put the steps into order for the second stage of labor. A. make sure baby has ID band, B. Deliver head, C. check for nuchal cord, D. suction mouth and nose, E. deliver shoulders and baby

what should you inspect the placenta for

who long is the fourth stage (recovery stage)

There are 4 things you do every 4 hours in the 4th stage which are: A. VS (assess s/s shock) B. check fundus ( if boggy massage if deviated void) C. check pads (excessive loch in 15 min call doc) D. roll onto side (check for bleeding under patient)

what are signs of shock? A. low bp, B. high HR, C. pale, D. clammy, E. cold, F. Bradypnea

How to measure the fungus

In the first days after delivery what color lochia should the patient have?

In the first week after delivery what color lochia should the patient have?

You should preform a extremity check on patients by

Swelling in the babies head from bleeding between ostium and periosteum of the skull. Does not cross suture line

normal swelling from baby trying to fit through birth canal

benign tumor of capillaries

red popular rash

pearls on gum

white spot on baby face

jaundice that appears after 24 hours

jaundice that appears right away

headache and hypotension

causes tachycardia

what is given for uterine hyper stimulation

causes a high BP

Beractant ( survanta)is given to baby blow into trachea when born to help with breathing

What to expect with baby with Hirschsburgs disease A. Green bile, B. Distended Abdomen, C. has not passed stool, D. non bilious vomiting, E. refusal to feed F. bright red bleeding from anus

If the women has sever pain, uterine fundus is midline/ firm, and unchanged bleeding what will she have?

If a patient has no pain, uterine fundus is boggy/deviated and increased bleeding?

If a patient has severe pain, uterine funds is boggy/deviated and is hemorrhage then she has

If a patient has no pain, uterine fundus is firm/midline, and increased bleeding