30 Questions
What is a possible sign of Concealed Hemorrhage?
Hard and boardlike uterus
Which assessment finding is indicative of Complete Separation with Apparent Hemorrhage?
Heavy bleeding
What is a possible symptom of DIC (Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation)?
Excessive blood loss from lack of fibrinogen
How should labor be managed if there are attempts to stop it due to preterm labor risks?
Keep the woman well hydrated
What is the method of choice for termination of pregnancy in cases of Abruptio Placenta?
Cesarean birth
Which action is recommended to assess for interference with blood coagulation in a suspected case of DIC?
Keep blood sample untouched for 10 minutes
What is the indication for administering Betamethasone to a pregnant client?
To hasten fetal lung maturity
Which medication is considered the drug of choice as a tocolytic agent?
Magnesium Sulfate
What is the purpose of conducting a 'Count to 10' test during tocolytic therapy?
To assess fetal movement
Which condition is associated with preterm rupture of membranes before 37 weeks of gestation?
Chorioamnionitis
What intervention is advised for a very immature fetus in a labor that cannot be halted?
Perform a cesarean section
Which medication is considered an antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity?
Calcium Gluconate
What is the management approach for monitoring HCG levels after surgery?
Monitoring for 1 year
Which of the following assessment findings indicate premature cervical dilatation?
Rupture of membranes and discharge of amniotic fluid
What is the purpose of a prophylactic course of METHOTREXATE in the context provided?
To prevent pregnancy during follow-up
What is the surgical management approach for premature cervical dilatation or 'Incompetent Cervix'?
Cervical Cerclage
Which nursing intervention is crucial post-operatively for a client who underwent Cervical Cerclage?
Checking for rupture of membranes and uterine contractions
What are the risk factors associated with premature cervical dilatation?
Increased maternal age and trauma to the cervix
What is the blood pressure threshold for a diagnosis of mild preeclampsia?
140/90 mmHg
Which symptom is a sign of severe preeclampsia?
Blurred vision and headache
What is a key assessment for eclampsia?
Seizure or coma with other signs of preeclampsia
What should be monitored in clients with mild preeclampsia?
Neurological status
Which complication is associated with severe preeclampsia?
Renal Failure
What is a key nursing intervention for clients with mild preeclampsia?
Promote bed rest in lateral recumbent position
What is the nursing priority during the TONIC-CLONIC PHASE of a seizure in a client with severe preeclampsia?
Maintain a patent airway and ensure safety
What medication is commonly administered to prevent Eclampsia in clients with severe preeclampsia?
Magnesium Sulfate
What is the recommended diet for clients with severe preeclampsia?
Moderate to high in protein and low in sodium
What happens during the POSTICTAL PHASE of a seizure in a client with severe preeclampsia?
Client is in semicomatose state and cannot be aroused except by painful stimuli for 1 to 4 hours
What is the primary nursing intervention for a client experiencing STAGES TONIC-CLONIC SEIZURES?
Maintain a patent airway and ensure safety
Why is it important to monitor fetal well-being in clients with severe preeclampsia?
To detect early signs of eclampsia in the fetus
Test your knowledge on obstetric pharmacology including antibiotics, fetal lung maturity medication, tocolytic agents, and magnesium sulfate. Learn about medications used during preterm labor and their nursing implications.
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