In each blank, try to type in the
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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: presentationAnswer: presenting part is Question: presentationAnswer: buttocks or both feet deliver Question: stage of laborAnswer: full dilation of cervix, baby birth canal until born, EMT-B decides to transport or prepare to assist with delivery Question: third stage of Answer: after baby is born the afterbirth is delivered Question: stainingAnswer: fluid is greenish or brownish-yellow, may indicate maternal or fetal distress Question: hypotensive syndromeAnswer: also vena cava compression syndrome; mass compressing vena cava, major blood vessel, reducing return of blood to heart, reducing cardiac output - resulting in dizziness and drop of Question: vena cava syndromeAnswer: supine hypotensive Question: Answer: soft spots on baby's Question: normal pulse for Answer: greater than Question: Apgar Answer: evaluation protocol for Question: Answer: Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiratory effort - 0, 1, Question: AppearanceAnswer: 0 - blue or pale all over, 1 - blue, trunk pink, 2 - pink all over Question: PulseAnswer: 0 - no , 1 - pulse between 1 and 100, 2 - pulse greater than 100 Question: APGAR Grimace (reaction to suctioning or on the feet)Answer: 0 - no reaction, 1 - facial grimace, 2 - , cough, cry Question: ActivityAnswer: 0 - no , 1 - only slight activity (flex extremities), 2 - move around normal Question: APGAR Respiratory Answer: 0 - none, 1 - slow, irregular breathing, weak cry, 2 - good breathing, cry Question: artificial ventilation rate during resuscitationAnswer: 40 to 60 per minute - rapid, small - reassess in 30 seconds Question: What if heart rate is less than 60 Answer: initiate compressions at rate of 120 per minute - 90 compressions and 30 ventilations each minute Question: What if baby exhibits of face or torsoAnswer: supplemental at 10-15 liters per minute with tubing placed close to infant's mouth Question: and cutting cordAnswer: keep infant warm, use sterile clamps from OB kit, slowly tie square knot, one 10 inches from baby, other about 7 inches out, cut between clamps Question: How much loss is normal after delivering the baby and placenta?Answer: 500 Question: How can you control vaginal bleeding after of the baby and placenta?Answer: sanitary napkin, lower legs and raise feet, massage the uterus to help it contract (circular motion), mother nurse baby leads to contraction of uterus (not recommended by all docs) Question: prolapsed cordAnswer: cord is , most common in breech births, caused by being squeezed between vaginal wall and baby's head Question: How do you care for prolapsed cord?Answer: elevate hips, oxygen, keep warm, keep baby's head away from cord, don't push cord back in, wrap cord in moist towel. Transport, continue pressure on baby's head. Question: How do you care for the baby if you see staining?Answer: suction the oropharynx before stimulating, suction mouth, then nose. Maintain airway, provide ventilations or compressions if , transport Question: What is placenta ?Answer: placenta is in an abnormal location like low in uterus and close to or over the cervical opening, not allowing normal delivery, causes excessive prebirth bleeding - cervix dilates, the placenta tears Question: What is abruptio ?Answer: placenta separates from the wall, causing prebirth bleeding, occurs in 3rd trimester Question: What is an pregnancy?Answer: of the fertilized egg is in the ovidcut, cervix, or abdominopelvic cavity Question: What are of a ectopic pregnancy?Answer: acute abdominal pain, beginning on one side, vaginal bleeding, rapid or week pulse, low BP Question: How do you care for a with ectopic pregnancy?Answer: immediate transport, position and care for shock, high oxygen, nothing by mouth Question: What is ?Answer: eclampia is late in pregnancy that produces seizures and coma. Question: What is ?Answer: complication during pregnancy where woman large amounts of fluid and has hypertension. She may also experience seizures or coma. very dangerous to baby. Question: What are of seizure from preeclampsia?Answer: elevated BP (increased with risk of abruptio placentae), weight gain, extreme swelling of face, hands, ankles, feet; headache Question: How do you care for patient with during pregnancy?Answer: airway, high concentration oxygen, transport with on left side, gentle, keep her warm, not overheated though; have suction and OB kit ready |
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