NSG 210: Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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apgar activity pulse grimace appearance respiration
max apgar score 10
how many times is apgar performed? at 1, 5 minutes after birth
if apgar score is less than 7 after 5 minutes, what next? repeat every 5 minutes for up to 20 minutes
what apgar score range mediates immediate 0-3
resuscitation?
how is pulse scored? 0-absent
1-below 100
2-100+
how is respiration scored? 0-absent
1- slow, irregular
2-good crying
how is activity scored? 0-limp
1- some flexion in extremeities
2- active motion
how is grimace scored? 0-no response to suction
1-grimace
2-cough, sneeze
how is appearance scored? 0-blue, pale
1-body pink, extremities blue
2-completely pink
lactation secretion of milk
Results of interaction of progesterone, estrogen, prolactin and oxytocin
taking in First phase of maternal adaptation during which the mother passively accepts
care, comfort, and details about the newborn. Mother is dependent
taking hold Second phase of maternal adaptation during which the mother assumes control
of her own care and initiates care of the infant.
Letting go phase interdependent phase after birth in which the mother and family move forward as
a system with interacting members
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apgar activity pulse grimace appearance respiration
max apgar score 10
how many times is apgar performed? at 1, 5 minutes after birth
if apgar score is less than 7 after 5 minutes, what next? repeat every 5 minutes for up to 20 minutes
what apgar score range mediates immediate 0-3
resuscitation?
how is pulse scored? 0-absent
1-below 100
2-100+
how is respiration scored? 0-absent
1- slow, irregular
2-good crying
how is activity scored? 0-limp
1- some flexion in extremeities
2- active motion
how is grimace scored? 0-no response to suction
1-grimace
2-cough, sneeze
how is appearance scored? 0-blue, pale
1-body pink, extremities blue
2-completely pink
lactation secretion of milk
Results of interaction of progesterone, estrogen, prolactin and oxytocin
taking in First phase of maternal adaptation during which the mother passively accepts
care, comfort, and details about the newborn. Mother is dependent
taking hold Second phase of maternal adaptation during which the mother assumes control
of her own care and initiates care of the infant.
Letting go phase interdependent phase after birth in which the mother and family move forward as
a system with interacting members
