SP24 Exam 2 Review

Infertility: Treatment for this disorder often focuses on suppression of estrogen production, reducing inflammation

Disaster: This system uses the colors green, yellow, red, and black to quickly assess individuals during a disaster

Discomfort: Puncture of the spinal dura with an epidural needle, causing CSF to leak, can lead to this condition.

PNA: An ultrasound can determine this after an inconclusive vaginal exam during labor

Discomfort: This non-pharmacological pain relief method involves pushing against the lower back of the laboring client

PNA: This diagnostic test is used to determine genetic abnormalities between 10 and 13 weeks

IOL: This rating system is used to evaluate inducibility/cervical readiness.

Health Ed: This learning theory is based on observation of others

Prenatal Education: Nurse midwives should only care for this type of client

Discomfort: An IV fluid bolus is indicated prior to epidural placement to prevent this:

IOL: This non-pharamacologic method can be used to increase effectiveness of contractions by Ferguson's reflex.

IOL: This medication is contraindicated for patients attempting a VBAC due to increased risk of uterine rupture.

IOL: This common induction medication is on the high-alert list, requiring additional safety measures for administration

PNA: This maternal assay, which is part of the quad screen, could indicate Down syndrome or neural tube defects.

Infertility: This test would be the least invasive and most informative for a male partner.

Infertility: Before diagnosis of infertility, this is how long a woman over the age of 35 should attempt to conceive.

Health Ed: This is the capacity to obtain, interpret, and utilize basic health information and services

PNA: A score of 0-4 on this assessment indicates chronic hypoxia and possible impending fetal death.

Enviro: Developed by EPA to increase public awareness through a color-coded rating system based on particle pollution

Genetics: This type of disorder is expressed when two mutated recessive genes are inherited, one from each parent.

Discomfort: Famotidine and metoclopramide are often given to reduce the risk of this during general anesthesia.

Genetics: Number of autosomes in the human karyotype.

Enviro: This is a method to assess environmental hazards for each client.

PNA: This assessment is performed each day after 28 weeks' gestation to assess overall fetal well-being

Prenatal Education: Which trimester should the nurse provide education on warning signs of labor?

Discomfort: This medication, used during labor, is an agonist-antagonist.

Enviro: This toxin can lead to irritability, weight loss, learning difficulties, and developmental delays.

Disaster: This stage of a disaster response includes restoration of public services and evaluation of the disaster plan

Genetics: This disorder's phenotype is characterized by epicanthal folds, hypotonia, and low-set ears.

Prenatal Education: A tool with which parents can explore their childbirth options and communicate to health providers