Following a cervical examination of a laboring woman after spontaneous rupture of membranes, the nurse reports that the fetus remains ballottable. Cervical dilatation is 4 cm; cervical effacement is 70.
The most appropriate nursing intervention at this time is to: A) discuss the need for temporary bedrest. B) provide a light diet, and encourage fluids. C) prepare the woman for immediate cesarean delivery. D) begin administration of Pitocin infusion.
Question 2
Following surgery for pyloric stenosis, an infant should be well-bubbled following feedings primarily to prevent
A) pressure on the incision line.
B) abdominal discomfort.
C) contaminating flatulence.
D) intestinal obstruction.
Placenta previa. The condition is caused by the development of the placenta over the cervical canal,
Equipment and supplies used during a physical examination.
Typical Examination Room Equipment and Supplies
Proctoscopic examination table.
Apply circular friction to the left side of the neck along cervical muscles with the fingertips of ...
The Cervical Vertebrae: Superior View of Vertebra