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4. Define about the categories of Pregnancy (A, B and C)? Please explain at your own word?
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- 5. Prepare a chart describing the definition, causes, and nursing considerations for the following complications of labor and delivery: • Maternal hemorrhage Premature rupture of membranes Preterm labor1. What are the top four complications during Labor & delivery and how do we assess for them?5#. What drugs and medicines are being developed to treat condition that pose risks during pregnancy?
- 6. Discuss what happens at the three stages of labor.1.Explain why babies are delivered preterm. 2.What is the difference in the nursing consideration for pre term baby than normal baby 3.How can you prevent pre term baby?3. In the case of Ashley-X, which of the following was requested from the parents so they could take care of her as they grew older? A- Removal of the breast buds B- Removal of her appendix C- Estrogen (hormonal) treatment. D- Hysterectomy (removal of her uterus)
- 2. What precautions should be taken if a pregnant woman requires to undergo a diagnostic x-ray examination? Is the dose limit set by the ICRP applicable to the unborn child, why or why not?3.A 38-year-old G1 undergoes a routine sonogram to survey fetal anatomy at 21 weeks' gestation. The cervical changes are found. She denies any complaints, including contractions. On sterile speculum exam she is noted to be dilated 1-2 cm with bulging membranes just past the level of the external os. She undergoes 24 hours of observation on labor and delivery without any change. What is the most likely diagnosis? OA. Inevitable abortion B. Cervical insufficiency Arresked preterm labor OC. D. Placenta Previa4. Explain the pathognesis of oedema in pregnancy
