NUR2513 Maternal-Child Nursing Study Guide – Exam 1{LATEST VERSION 2021}

v. A diaphragm should be washed in mild soap and water, dried gently, and stored in its protective . It will last for 2 years, after which it should be . Be aware of the symptoms of TSS, such as elevated temperature, diarrhea, vomiting, muscle aches, and a sunburn-like . Do not use if on a menstrual cycleOmphalocele developmenti. A protrusion (herniation) of abdominal contents through the abdominal wall at the point of the junction of umbilical cord and abdomenii. Herniated organs usually involved are the intestines but may include stomach and liveriii. CONTAINED by a thin transparent layer of amnion and chorion with the umbilical cord protruding from the exposed sac.Cardiovascular changes in each trimesteri. Blood volume increases to support the growing . blood volume increases (40-50% by term)iii. Blood pressure decreases in second trimester, rises to pre-pregnancy level in third trimesteriv. Rate of blood flow through an umbilical cord is rapid (350 ml/min at term)v. Uteroplacental blood flow in pregnancy increases from about 50 ml/min at 10 weeks to 500 to 600 ml/min at term.Delivery presentationsi. Cephalic presentation (head first)- most commonii. Breech presentation (buttocks or feet first)iii. Shoulder presentation (scapula)Smoking risksi. Preterm birthii. Low birth weightiii. Baby with breathing problemsiv. Higher risk of SIDSv. Cleft lip or cleft palateFamily preparation for new babySigns of HSV 1 & 2i. Herpes simplex 2 viral infection appears as clustered, pinpoint vesicles on an erythematous (reddened) base on the vulva that feel painful when touched or irritatedii. Herpes simplex 1- sores on the mouth, commonly known as cold soresNicotine effectsi. Fetal growth restrictionsWhy folic acidi. given prenatal for its benefit of reducing NTD (Neural Tube Defects)ii. It is recommended that women who are planning to become pregnant begin taking this supplement 3 months prior to . Nurses should educate women on the benefits of folic acid supplementation at preconception counseling . Take the prescribed prenatal vitamins with 400 MCG of Folic Acid