1
Q
What is the rate of uterine descent?
A
1 cm/day
2
Q
Where should the uterus be immediately pp?
A
Slightly below the umbilicus
3
Q
When is uterine restoration complete?
A
Usually by 6 weeks postpartum
4
Q
How long until the uterus becomes a pelvic organ again?
A
10-14 days postpartum
NURP 501 - Ex 2
flashcards
Decks in class (48)
# Cards
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Practice Questions212
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6: Pregnancy Signs24
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6: Vocabulary32
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6: Vital Sign Changes in Pregnancy11
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6: Renal System Changes5
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6: Naegele's Rule15
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6: Vaccines in Pregnancy10
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6: Fetal Abnormalities9
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6: Fundal Height9
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6: Testing and Visits13
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6: Prenatal Weight8
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6: Foods to Avoid16
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6: Pregnancy Changes48
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6: Common Symptoms of Pregnancy4
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6: Test Components10
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6: Tests Detect Risks9
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6: Tests and Timing11
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6: GTPAL10
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6: Fetal Development29
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7: Complications of Pregnancy8
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7: Pregnancy Infections25
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7: Which Infection?62
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7: Vaginal Bleeding24
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7: Uterine Involution4
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7: Lochia6
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7: Etiology of PP Concerns8
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7: Duration of PP Concerns6
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7: Management of PP Concerns6
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7: BF Positions17
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7: PP Mood Disorders20
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Sprang Key Points52
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7: Which Pregnancy Complication?4
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7: Preterm Birth5
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7: Ectopic Pregnancy4
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7: PP Complications18
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8: Recommendations for HT11
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8: Types of Estrogen10
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8: DD of Menopause13
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8: Osteoporosis7
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8: Menopause Treatments53
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8: Estrogen or Progestin?19
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8: HT Side Effects6
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8: Herbs in Menopause12
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8: Breast Diagnostic Imaging12
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8: Benign Breast Masses14
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8: Breast Biopsies15
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8: TNM of Breast Cancer14
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8: Prevention or Treatment of Osteoporosis?11
