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NCLEX® - RN & PN Review

Conductedby:

GeorgeMataMontausMSN/Ed,RN&WalterUrdasDonatoBSN,RN [email protected]

Telephone#714-679-9320Fax#909-247-2721

Conductedby:

GeorgeMataMontausRN,MSN/Ed&WalterUrdasDonatoBSN,RN

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§ Reproductive Development Secondary Sex Characteristics

InFemale•  GrowthSpurt•  Increaseinthetransverse

diameterofthepelvis•  Breastdevelopment•  Growthofpubichair•  Onsetofmenstrua;on•  Growthofaxillaryhair•  Vaginalsecre;ons

InMales •  Increaseinweight•  Growthoftestes•  Growthoffacial,axillary,

andpubichair•  Voicechanges•  Penilegrowth•  Increaseinheight•  Spermatogenesis

Reproduc?veSystem

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ANATOMY OF THE BREASTS

TheMenstrualCyclePhasesofMenstrualCycle Descrip?ons

MenstrualPhase:Days1-5cycle

Sheddingofendometriumoccursintheformofuterinebleeding

Prolifera;on/follicularPhase:Day5-ovula;on

Increasedestrogen,releasedofFSHandLHandaffectsovula;ons

Secretory/LutealPhase:ovula;on–3daysbeforemenstrualcycle

Estrogenlevelsleveloff;increaseprogesterone

IschemicPhase:3days–beforetheonsetofmenstrua;on

Iffer;liza;ondidnotoccur:corpusluteumdegenerates;estrogen&progesteronelevelsdrop;onsetofmenstrua;on

NOTE:ThemenstrualphasevariesinlengthinmostwomenBetweenovula;onandthebeginningofthenextmenstrualcyclethereareusually14days,therefore,ovula;onoccurs14daysbeforethenextmenstrualperiod.

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Fer?liza?onDevelopment Descrip?ons

Indica;onsofOvula;ons Slightriseintemp.,duringovula;on(10-12days);clear,abundantmorealkalinecervicalmucus;Spinbarkeitispresent

Condi;onsforFer;liza;on

Postcoital:+live,mo;le,normalsperm;occursinampullaoffallopiantube.

Implanta;on Zygotetakes3-4daystoentertheuterus;takes7–10daystocompletetheprocess

FetalDevelopment Zygote–12-14daysa`erfer;liza;on;Embryo–3-8weeksa`erfer;liza;on;mostvulnerabletoteratogens(viruses,drugs,radia;on,orinfec;ons,

Note:Spermliveapproximately3daysandsomeare5days,andeggsliveabout24hours.

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Placenta�  Providesexchangeofnutrientsandwastebetweenfetusandmother.

� Developsby3rdmonth.�  Bacteria–donotpass:virus-passthroughtheplacenta.

� During3rdtrimester,transferofmaternalimmunoglobulinoccurs. Thefetusdevelopspassiveimmunitytocertaindiseasesforthe1stfewmonthsa`erbirth.

�  Byweek8,gene;ctes;ngcanbedone.

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Fetalcircula?on

UmbilicalCord

2arteries,1vein(AVA)

Arteries carrydeoxygenatedblood,wasteproductsVein–

carryoxygenatedblood,nutrients

Ductusarteriosus connectspulmonaryarterytotheaorta;bypassesthelungs.

Ductusvenosus.

connectstheumbilicalveinandinferiorvenacava;bypassestheliver

Foramenovale

openingbetweenrightandleXatriaofheart;bypassesthelungs

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MaternalChanges&FetalDevelopment

AGEOFGESTATIONS(WEEKS)

MATERNALCHANGES FETALDEVELOPMENT

1–3weeks Fer;liza;on,embryonicgrowthanddevelopment,implanta;on,amnio;ccavityappearance;spinalcordclosesby4thweek.

8weeks Nausea,uteruschanges,Hegarsigns,Goodellsign,feelingofambivalence,Chadwickssign

Heartpumps,(+l)imbbuds,(+)facialfeatures,(+)earbuds,Braindivision,(+);nymuscles.

12weeks Uterusrisesabovepelvicbrim;(+)BraxtonHicks;Placentaisfullyfunc;oningandproducinghormones.

Heartbeat(utz),lowerbodydevelops,sexisdeterminable,(+)urine

20weeks Fundusisinthelevelofumbilicus;lacta;on(colostrum)begins;areolaedarken;hypotension,nasalstuffiness,cons;pa;on,legcrampsorvaricosemaydevelop.

Vernix,lanugo,eyebrows,eyelashes,headhair;fetussleeps,sucks,andkicks(quickening14-18weeks)Heartbeatcanbedeterminedbyfetoscope

AGEOFGESTATIONS(WEEKS)

MATERNALCHANGES FETALDEVELOPMENT

28weeks Fundusbetweenumbilicusandxiphoid,Abdominalbreathing,heartburn,hemorrhoids.

Breathe,swallow,regulatetemp;+surfactant,eyelids,open,canhearwell

32weeks Fundusreachesxiphoid;full/tenderbreasts;frequenturina;on;swollenankle;dyspnea.

Storingiron,calcium,phosphorusbegins;fetusweigh4–5lbs.

38weeks Lightening;mayburstenergy;backaches;increaseurinaryfrequency;Braxtonhicksintensify

Fetusoccupiesen;reuterusL/S(lecithin/sphingomyelin)is2:1.

NOTE:Psychosocialmaternal-fetalbondingduringpregnancyisnecessary,example:talkingtofetus,massagingtheabdomen,ornicknamingfetus.

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LINEANIGRA

OBSTETRICALASSESSMENTDiagnos?c/Laboratorytests

Ultrasonography RhFactor

ChorionicVilliSampling NonStressTest-Reac;ve-Non-Reac;ve

Amniocentesise.g.AFP OxytocinChallenge

Ultrasound,Doppler FernTest

Urinalysis NitrazineTest

Hemoglobin&Hematocrit ABOTyping

Infec;ons:VD,Gonorrhea,Herpes,Chlamydia,Hep.B,HIV,Rubella;ter,TBTest,SicleCellScreening.

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SYPHILIS

HERPESGENITALIS

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Nagele’sRule

ForEDD(expecteddateofdelivery)1stdayofLMP(lastmenstrualperiod)Countback3monthsfromthefirstLMPandadd7days.

Example:IfLMPwasMarch23,EDDwouldbeDecember30.Ques?on:Ifthefirstdayofawoman’slastnormalmenstrualperiodwasOctober172008.whatisherEDD,usingNageleRule?

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Gravida:no.ofpregnancies,Para:no.ofdeliveriesa`erageofviability

G=gravida,T=terminfants,P=preterm,A=abor?ons,L=living Prac?ce:Awomanwhois6weekspregnanthasthefollowingmaternalhistory:

•  Shehasa2yearoldhealthydaughter•  Shehadamiscarriageat10weeks,3yearsearlier•  Shehadelec;veabor;onat6weeks,5yearsearlier.Whatisthepa?ent’sGTPAL?

SignsofPregnancyManifesta?ons Presump?ve Probable Posi?ve

amenorrhea

Hegar’ssigns

Fetalhearttone(UTZ)

(+)HCG

Nausea/vomi;ng

Leopold’sManeuver

Fullnessofbreasts

Dyspnea

Urinaryfrequency

OutlineofFetus

Chadwickssigns

Fa;gue

Quickening

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MaternalRiskFactors1.   Germanmeasles2.   STD’s(Sexually-transmiiedDiseases)

(Syphilis,Genitalherpes,Gonorrhea)3.   HIV4.   SubstanceAbuse5.   CardiovascularSystem6.   RespiratorySystem7.   GISystem8.   RenalSystem9.   EndocrineSystem10.   Skin

11.   Breasts12.   SkeletalSystem13.   Metabolism

RiskCondi?onsinRela?ontoPregnancy

Abor?on

Hyda?diformMole

AIDS/Hepa??sB

HyperemesisGravidarum

Anemia

Tuberculosis

CardiacDisease

FetalDeathinUtero(FDIU)

ChronicHPN

DiabetesMellitus(DM)

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Infec?ons:

Toxoplasmosis(protozoon)– Signsandsymptomsareflu-like.– Sources:Rawmeat,handlingcatliiers.– Transmikedacrossplacenta.– Causesspontaneousabor;on.

Rubella:– Transmikedacrossplacenta.– Teratogenicespecially1sttrimester.

•  Eyes,heart,ears,brainareaffected.– Womenwithlowrubella;ters–vaccinatedatleast3monthsbeforepregnancyorfollowingadelivery.

LaborandDelivery FactorsAffec?ngLabor

Passage PelvicDimension

Passenger FetalDimension

Power UterineContrac?on

Psyche Maternal/Fetalbehavior

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Contrac?onsTrueLabor FalseLabor

Progressivecervicaldilata?on/effacement

Nocervicaldilata?onoreffacement

Occursinregularintervals Occursonirregularintervals

Decreasecontrac?onsbetweenintervals

Contrac?onsthesamebetweenintervals

Increasefrequencyofdura?onandintensity

Intensitydecreasesorremainthesame

Locatedmainlyinbackandabdomen Locatedmainlyonlowerabdomenandgroin

Intensifiedbywalking Willnotbeaffectedbywalking

Noteasilydisruptedbymedica?ons Relievedbymildsead?on

StagesoflaborFirstStage–CervicalComple;on/Dila;on/

Effacement

Latentphase cervicaldilata?on0-3cm.;uterinecontrac?onq15-30mins.;10-30secs.indura?on;mothertalka?ve/eager.

Ac?vephase:

cervicaldilata?on4-7cm.;uterinecontrac?onq3-5mins.;30-60secs.indura?onignoresinstruc?ons;restlessandanxiousascontrac?onsbecome stronger.

Transi?onPhase: cervicaldilata?on8-10cm.;uterinecontrac?onq2-3mins.,50to90secsindura?onmotheris?red,restless,irritable,feelsoutofcontrol.

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SecondStage–StageofDeliveryü  Completecervicaldilata;on.ü  Uterinecontrac;onq2-3mins.;ü  Increaseinbloodyshow.ü  Motherfeelsurgetobeardown;pain,helplessness,panicking,fearof

losingcontrolü  Monitor(crowning).ü  Prepareforbirth.

ThirdStage–PlacentalDeliveryü  Contrac;onsun;lplacentaisborn.ü  Placentalsepara;on/expulsionoccur(contracteduterus,globular

inshape).ü  Umbilicalcordlengthens,spurtofbloodfromvaginaappears.ü  Occurs5-30mins.a`erbirthofbaby.

D.   Stage4–StageofRecovery–  1-4hoursa`erdelivery.–  Fundus:contracted,midline,1-2finger-

breadthsbelowtheumbilicus.–  Lochia:red;scanttomoderate.–  Monitormother:q15mins–10

q30mins–1

q10 -20

Massageuterustopromotecontrac?onandpreventbleeding.

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ProblemswithLaborandDeliveryPROBLEMS Manifesta?onsDystocia

difficult labor that is prolonged or more painful

Fetal Distress

FHR above 160 bpm or below 120 bpm. Meconium – stained amniotic fluid. Fetal hyperactivity. Variable deceleration pattern. Late deceleration.

Precipitous Labor and Delivery

Labor lasts less than 3 hours.

Preterm Labor

Labor occurring after 20th week but before the 37th week of gestation.

PROM

May cause maternal and fetal infection, and fetal trauma

Rupture of Uterus

excessive fundal pressure, forceps delivery, violent bearing down effort

Vena Cava Syndrome

Impaired venous return to the heart due to the weight of uterus.

ComparisonsPlacentaPrevia Abrup?oPlacenta

Improperlyimplantedplacenta Prematuresepara?onofplacentafromtheuterinewallaXerthe20thweekofgesta?onandbeforethefetusisdelivered.

Characteris?cmanifesta?on:Painlessbleeding(mildtomoderate)

Painfulvaginalbleeding.

Board-likerigidityofabdomen

Management:Bedrest,leXlateralposi?on.Novaginalexamina?onPrepareforprematurebirthorC-Sec?on.

Management:Prepareforimmediatedelivery–vaginaldeliveryiffetusishealthyorstable;CSdeliveryifwithfetaldistress.

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MANAGEMENT OF PROLAPSED CORD

ThePostpartumPeriod•  Startsimmediatelya`erdeliveryuptoweek6

followingdelivery.•  Involu;onoccursNursingAssessment:BreastsUterusBowelBladderLochiaEpisiotomy

Homan’sEmo?onal

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PostpartumBluesThisiscausedbyphysiologicalandemo;onalstressesa`er

delivery.Experiencedon5thdaya`erdelivery.Iflastsformorethanaweekto10days,no;fyMDManic-depressivebehavior;Delusions,hallucina;ons.Psychosis:Starts4weekspostpartum;Withpasthistory

ofpsychiatricdisorder;Suicide,infan;cidearecommon.

Management:–  Encourageverbaliza;on.– Avoidpostpartumdepression(moodswings).

Facts about HUMAN MILK

•  Humanmilkincreasesthechild’sintelligence

•  Itaffordsprotec?onagainstseveralbacterialandviraldiseases(e.g.respiratoryandgastrointes?nalsystems).

•  Itprotectsaninfantagainstdevelopmentoffoodallergiesandenhances

ac?veimmuneresponsetoHaemophilusinfluenzaetypeBvaccine.

•  Wholecow’smilkisnotrecommendedforinfantslessthan12monthsofage.

•  Donotusemicrowavingtodefrostfrozenhumanmilkortoheatformula.

High-temperaturesignificantlydestroysthean?infec?vefactors.

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Maternity and Newborn MedicationsOxytocin(pitocin)

ErgotAlkaloids:ergonovine(ergotrate),methylergonovine(methergine)

UterineRelaxants:Ritodrine(yutopar),Terbutaline(Bricanyl)

Prostaglandins:Abor;facients:Carboprost(hemabate)IM,Dinoprostone(cervidil)/vaginaMagnesiumSulfateMeperidineHCL(Demerol)Rho(D)ImmuneGlobulinBetamethasone(Celestone)Increasesurfactantproduc;onErythromycin.5%;Tetracycline1%VitaminK

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