A 26-year-old patient is 12 hours postpartum following a vag…

A 26-year-old patient is 12 hours postpartum following a vaginal delivery with a second-degree perineal laceration and an episiotomy. The patient reports discomfort in the perineal area and mild swelling. The nurse is preparing to provide postpartum care and education. Select TWO priority patient education points:

You are the nurse assigned to work in the Newborn Nursery fo…

You are the nurse assigned to work in the Newborn Nursery for the shift. Which of the following newborns would you prioritize in assessing first?Baby A: Term infant, 20 minutes old: RR: 66: Signs: nasal flaring, gruntingBaby B: 2 hours old: Blood glucose: 34 mg/dL: Symptom: jitteryBaby C: 1 day old: Circumcision completed: Findings: small amount of bleedingBaby D: 4 hours old: HR: 120, RR: 40: Appearance: pink, breastfeeding wellBaby E: 3 hours old: Temp: 36.0°C (96.8°F): Symptom: lethargic

As the RN you are the “baby RN” for the delivery. You assess…

As the RN you are the “baby RN” for the delivery. You assess the infant at the 1min time framethe newborn has:Blue hands and feet, pink chestheart rate of 120bpmcrying vigorouslyactively moving extremitiessneezed after suctioning.What APGAR score would you assign this newborn?

A nurse is caring for a client who delivered vaginally 1 hou…

A nurse is caring for a client who delivered vaginally 1 hour ago. The nurse notes: Fundus boggy and above umbilicus Heavy vaginal bleeding with clots BP 96/58 HR 118 Client reports feeling dizzy Provider prescribes several medications to manage suspected postpartum hemorrhage. The client’s history includes: exercise induced asthma, anxiety and depression. No meds. For each medication, indicate whether it is: Appropriate to administer (A) Contraindicated (C) Cytotec [BLANK-1] Methergine [BLANK-2] Hemabate [BLANK-3] TXA [BLANK-4] Magniesum Sulfate [BLANK-5]