Tanya, a 30-year-old woman, is being prepared for an elective cesarean birth. The perinatal nurse assists the anesthesiologist with the spinal block and then positions Tanya in a supine position.
Tanya's blood pressure drops to 90/52, and there is a decrease in the fetal heart rate to 110 bpm. The perinatal nurse's best response is to:
A) Place a wedge under Tanya's left hip.
B) Discontinue Laura's intravenous administration.
C) Have naloxone (Narcan) ready for administration.
D) Have epinephrine ready for administration.
Question 2
The perinatal nurse listens as Chantal describes her labor and emergency cesarean birth. Providing an opportunity to review this experience may assist Chantal in:
A) Her role development in the letting go stage
B) Decreasing her ambivalence about her labor and birth
C) Understanding her guilt involved in her labor and birth
D) Developing more positive feelings about her labor and birth
Normal changes in the breast during a woman's life span
Johannes Vermeer, Woman Holding a Balance.
South American Indigenous Woman and Child
North American Indigenous Woman
A mother invests $9000 in a bank account at the time of her daughter's birth. The interest is ...
Cutaway views of (a) the breast of a woman who is not pregnant and (b) the breast of a lactating wom