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terminology
What does lmp mean 1,
What does edd mean when is it est...,
What does edc mean 3
33
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Newborn 1 lecture
What are the first two hours of l...,
What is the first assessment in t...,
How often are vitals done in rela...
55
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newborn 2 lecture
What is most important to assess ...,
Why do you need to support babies...,
When assessing a nb you notice th...
43
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newborn 3 lecture
Why is thermoregulation hard for ...,
What are the two ways babies cons...,
How do babies use conservation to...
45
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Newborn at risk 1
What constitutes as a premature i...,
When a baby is preterm what means...,
What baby has a greater survival ...
41
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Newborn at risk 2; at risk conditions for all newborns
What constitutes a nb being post ...,
What are the expected findings fo...,
What is a low birth weight 3
38
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HITEC
What is the acronym hitec used for 1,
What does hitec stand for 2,
What does the h stand for in hitec 3
6
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Teratogens, sexually transmitted infections, infertility
Define a teratogen 1,
What organisms examples can be de...,
What substances examples can be d...
67
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pregnancy adaptations & nutrition
Define quickening 1,
What does estrogen do or change w...,
What is the thickest pat of the u...
37
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Nutrition in pregnancy
What can nutrition in pregnancy e...,
Should a person lose weight durin...,
How is extra weight distributed h...
16
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Prenatal care & fetal wellbeing assessment (1st & 2nd trimester)
Define subjective symptoms of pre...,
What are examples of subjective s...,
What are objective symptoms of pr...
38
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fetal wellbeing assessment (3rd trimester) and EFM
What is a key question that needs...,
What is the fetal movement assess...,
What are the two different assess...
38
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Labor 1 lecture
What are the 10 p s or critical f...,
What are the two pain parts of th...,
What are the challenges of a bony...
47
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Labor II lecture
What is the exact cause that star...,
What are the mechanical factors t...,
What are the chemical factors tha...
52
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pain management
What is the nurses role in labor ...,
What are the 3 categories of pain...,
What meds are systemic analgesics 3
30
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EFM (decelerations)
Define fhr decelerations 1,
What are the 4 different types of...,
What are the two ways to read dec...
25
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birth related procedures I
What is external cephalic version...,
What are the indications for ecv 2,
What is the criteria to be able t...
10
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birth related procedures II
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postpartum care I
What is uterine involution how lo...,
What is subinvolution 2,
What 5 main factors contributing ...
32
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postpartum care II
If a pt needs a rubella vaccine w...,
What pt get rhogam when why 2,
Why is rohgam essential 3
13
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postpartum at risk I
What is the definition of post pa...,
When does primary or early pph oc...,
When does delayed late pph occur 3
14
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postpartum at risk II
What thromboembolic conditions ar...,
What are the 3 major causes of dv...,
When doing discharge teaching wha...
24
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pregnancy at risk I
What does carbohydrate metabolism...,
When does anabolic happen in preg...,
When does catabolic happen in pre...
7
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