NUR 2633 Maternal Child Health Final Exam Study Guide. (Latest) Rasmussen College

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Dysmenorrhea – a common complaint with women – what are the non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatments. 2. Obstetrical issues – pregnancy risks - Know Naegle’s Rule – to establish ... gestational age 3. Poor nutrition, drugs, HTN, DM are all issues of perfusion – what will the fetal result be. 4. Anemia becomes a problem in pregnancy – can you discuss the maternal and fetal risks 5. Hypertension – preeclampsia has specific symptoms – please know these as well as treatment modalities and nursing interventions – keep In mind Magnesium Sulfate, nursing interventions 6. Pre- term labor – define it; signs and symptoms, treatment modalities and nursing interventions. 7. Diabetes Mellitus – Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational DM all have issues that are common to all and specific to each. Note the concerns specific to each, management and fetal surveillance 8. Define Macrosomia – and what are the risks 9. During fetal development a nurse can recognize well- being of the fetus through 3 things? 10. How do you determine EDD? 11. What is an NST, and a BPP for whom would you recommend these tests? 12. Amniocentesis: when and for what reason? 13. Amniotic fluid surrounds the baby and has 5 functions – oligiohydramnios means? Polyhydramnios- what are you thinking? 14. It is all about the placenta and perfusion – how do promote perfusion to the placenta, and what can interfere? (any disease or substance that interferes with vascular perfusion: HTN, DM, smoking, drugs, poor nutrition, etc.) [Show More]

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