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NRSG 3302 - Exam 1 Review/NRSG 3302 - Exam 1 Review. Culture and terms associated with culture TERMS cultural compliance: involves, acknowledging, respecting and appreciating ethical, cultural, and linguistic diversity enculturation: socialization into one's primary culture as a child acculturation: when the culture of a minority is gradually displaced by the culture of the dominant cultural group.

NRSG 3302 - Women and Families Final Exam Study Guide/NRSG 3302 - Women and Families Final Exam Study Guide. 8.5 Intrapartum Complications Objectives: 1. Analyze risks; describe the assessment and care of the patient with preterm labor 2. Identify complications associated with multiple gestation 3. Describe fetal malpositions and malpresentations 4. Identify potential problems with the placenta 5. Discuss amniotic fluid complications 6. Explain indications for Cesarean birth and associat...

NRSG 3420 - Microbio_ Lab Practical Study Guide/NRSG 3420 - Microbio_ Lab Practical Study Guide. Experiment #1 Pure Culture Techniques PURPOSE: To learn how to isolate a pure microbial culture from a mixed population of microorganisms using standard microbiological techniques. Robert Koch's postulates argued the importance of isolating the infectious agent in a pure culture Necessary because: importance of studying an organism in isolation or apart from others so that we understand its un...

NRSG 3420 - AII Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 3420 - AII Exam 1 Study Guide. . Safe administration of a blood transfusion would require which assessments and interventions by the nurse? -Verify TPC: Right blood type, patient, component -Verified by Two nurses *Both nurses need to be present when the blood is hung, but not for the first 15 minutes, just one nurse. What are both nurses checking and documenting: PLET Patient identification Label on the unit of the blood

NRSG 3302 - Normal_Newborn-SKINNY_Reasoning-Baby Boy Jones/NRSG 3302 - Normal_Newborn-SKINNY_Reasoning-Baby Boy Jones. • Thermoregulation • Nutrition • Perfusion • Pain • Clinical Judgment • Patient Education • Communication • Collaboration

NRSG 3302 - Test 2 Review Questions & Answers/NRSG 3302 - Test 2 Review Questions & Answers. 1. A 26 week gestation woman id diagnosed with severe preeclampsia. The nurse assess for which of the following signs/ symptoms associated with HELLP syndrome? a. Epigastric pain b. High serum protein c. Hyporeflexia d. Thrombocytopenia e. Bloody stools 2. Client is being discharged from the hospital after evacuation of a molar pregnancy. The nurse recognizes that additional discharge teaching is...

NRSG 3302 - Women and Families Exam 2 Study Guide/NRSG 3302 - Women and Families Exam 2 Study Guide. Exam 2 High Risk Infant, Physiologic/Physical Changes in Pregnancy, Nursing Care during Pregnancy, High-Risk Pregnancy, Postpartum Families at Risk Nursing Care of the High-Risk Infant (7.17) Objectives: 1. Identify factors that help the nurse anticipate an at-risk newborn 2. Identify, compare, and contrast physiologic complications of the SGA, IUGR, preterm newborns 3. Identify, compare,...

NRSG 3302 - Women & family Exam 1/NRSG 3302 - Women & family Exam 1. Module three 1. Discuss the assessment and nursing interventions of postpartum infections Puerperal infection: Genital tract within 28 days of miscarriage and up to 6 weeks postpartum Temperature of 100.4 or higher, on at least 2 days of the first 10 after birth (excluding the first 24 hours). Risk factors: immunosuppressed, alcohol, drugs, poor aseptic technique in delivery, trauma, C-section, post-partum hemorrhage.

NRSG 3302 - Women and Families Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 3302 - Women and Families Exam 1 Study Guide. Week 1: Introduction + Nursing Care during Labor and Delivery Objectives: Describe the anticipatory signs of labor Discuss the five P's of labor Differentiate the stages of labor including nursing care for each stage List the mechanisms of labor Identify the different types of fetal heart tracing

NRSG 3302 - Test 2 Study Guide/NRSG 3302 - Test 2 Study Guide. Module 6: Nursing Care during Labor and Delivery 1. Anticipatory or premonitory signs of labor-Lightening, Braxton Hicks Contractions, Cervical Changes, Burst of Energy, Weight Loss, Rupture of Membranes. Bloody Show (p. 456, Davidson Textbook) ● Labor Lightening: fetal engagement- descent into pelvic inlet, uterus moves downward, fundus no longer pressing the diaphragm- eases breathing. ● Braxton Hicks(contraction): the i...