18 Questions
Which complication should nurses be alert about due to poor clotting ability at birth?
Maternal hemorrhage
When does postpartum hypertension usually occur?
Within 48 hours after birth
What is the percentage of pregnancies that experience preterm labor?
9% to 11%
Which factor makes preterm labor potentially serious for infants?
Immature lungs
How can nurses identify if a woman is in actual labor rather than having false labor contractions?
If cervical effacement is over 80%
What is the best preventive measure to avoid preterm birth according to the text?
Maintaining general health during pregnancy
What is a potential risk associated with cord clamping during labor?
Increased risk of neonatal jaundice
In postpartum care, which intervention is crucial for promoting maternal health?
Encouraging early ambulation
What is one potential complication that can arise from improper essential intrapartum and newborn care (EINC)?
Risk of birth asphyxia
Why is it important to provide health teachings on growth and development in children?
To promote holistic child development
Which stage in the theory of growth and development involves the Oedipus complex and Electra complex?
Phallic stage
What is the primary goal of maternal and child nursing?
To promote good health in expectant and nursing mothers
What is the recommended frequency for monitoring blood pressure in a patient with severe preeclampsia?
Every 4 hours
Why is it recommended to darken the room for a patient with preeclampsia?
Bright light can trigger seizures
What is the significance of a urine protein-creatinine ratio above 0.3 in a patient with preeclampsia?
Suggests preeclampsia
Which medication may be prescribed to reduce hypertension in a patient at risk of developing eclampsia?
Hydralazine
What type of diet is recommended for a patient with preeclampsia?
High in protein and carbohydrates with moderate sodium restriction
How often should single Doppler auscultation be done to monitor fetal well-being in a patient with severe features of preeclampsia?
Every 4 hours
Test your knowledge on nursing interventions during the postpartum period, including monitoring blood pressure, detecting hypertension, and managing maternal hemorrhage. Learn about the importance of early detection and intervention for postpartum complications.
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