Identify physical examination findings during the early newborn period that would make the nurse suspect a congenital cardiac defect or congestive heart failure.

Q: Describe the nurse's role regarding a “do not resuscitate” (DNR) order ?

A: Nurses are responsible for taking interventions at the appropriate time to promote the well-being…

Q: If an Rh+ and Rh- couple have a baby, shortly explain the possible dangers during the birthing…

A: Possible dangers during the birthing process with  Rh+ and Rh- couple are as follows:

Q: Please read the case study, Giving Birth to Someone Else's Children? A Case of Disputed Maternity,…

A: HLAs or Human leukocyte antigens are proteins that help the body's immune system and tell the…

Q: Explain  and  discuss physical, perceptual, and motor developments of the infant, in discussion…

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Q: Under what circumstances can a doctor/provider disagree or reject your DNR order ?

A: In medical procedure, the primary care physician plays a key role in examining the physical health…

Q: To ensure that the baby will breathe as soon as the head is delivered, the nurse's priority action…

A: B. Suction of mouth and nose to remove mucous secretions.

Q: Patient A has 8 weeks pregnant in the date of April 3, 2021. When was the date she conceived the…

A: The gestation period is the time that the fetus takes to develop into a healthy baby. This period…

Q: Identify appropriate nursing interventions whenadministering enemas, rectal suppositories,…

A: Rectal suppositories are mainly used to treat severe constipation. Rectal suppositories are inserted…

Q: Impaired gas exchange related to blood flow alteration and maternal anemia. Provide a Nursing Care…

A: Anemia is a loss of blood. it is a condition in the red blood cells are not present in enough amount…

Q: Signs of pregnancy seen & felt by Doctor are; A. Subjective B. Presumptive C. Probable D. Objective…

A: Certain signs of pregnancy are felt by the mother whereas certain other symptoms could be revealed…

Q: Write notes on the following: a) Maternal and fetal distress. b) Cord presentation C) Cord prolapse

A: Pregnancy: It is a period of gestation in which a woman carries a growing fetus.  Pregnancy or…

Q: Define birth control. explain in 2-3 sentences

A: BIRTH- A newborn coming from a mother's womb or the beginning of something is referred to as…

Q: What stage of nursing process is documentation?

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Q: What diagnostic imaging device would be used for the following conditions? 1.Brain tumor 2.Cancer…

A: Diagnosis is the process of determination of disease and conditions which helps in explaining the…

Q: What position may the child favor when having respiratory distress and what is the rationale for…

A: Acute respiratory distress syndrome is a group of signs and symptoms resulting in acute respiratory…

Q: colorful markers/crayons/colored pencil, etc, draw a schematic diagram of the fetal circulation…

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Q: Define birth control. explain in 5-6 sentences

A: Birth control is also called contraception and fertility control.Birth control is a method which is…

Q: Nursing Management for preterm baby compared to normal baby

A: When a baby is born after 37 weeks of gestation, then its called a term baby and those born before…

Q: List any diagnostic abnormalities seen b).What could be the diagnosis

A: Definition of Complete blood count test It is the test to perform to evaluate various parameters of…

Q: Discuss the pathophysiology of increased white blood cells during pregnancy and labor of a woman.…

A: Leukocytes They are also called as white blood cells and consists of different types of cells such…

Q: Enumerate 3 nursing interventions and give the rationale for each, once the fetus has delivered:

A: Intervention after fetus birth is the care provided to the mother and fetus just after birth by the…

Q: The most common early clinical manifestations of ARDS that the nurse may observe are a. dyspnea and…

A: Acute respiratory distress syndrome develops due to the fluid build up in the  alveoli of the lungs.…

Q: URSING CONSIDERATIONS FOR PRETERM BABY

A: Preterm: This is the term used to define the newborn who takes birth before 37 weeks of pregnancy.…

Q: Do you agree with the criteria that the nursing student used to evaluate a successful outcome?…

A: The nursing student was assigned to follow a nurse in labor and delivery. They met Ms. B, who was…

Q: What interventions can the nurse implement to prevent respiratory and cardiovascular complications?

A: Critical patients need to be observed with utmost attention for deviation in vital parameters on a…

Q: Identify at least 3 priority nursing diagnoses in the 1st 6 hours of the life of the newborn

A: *Drying the infant with warm towels or cloths immediately after birth, while it is placed on the…

Q: Noticeable breast tissue in the newborn at birth is abnormal and should be reviewed

A: For a few weeks after birth, both baby girls and boys will have a little breast bud that can be…

Q: what are post anaesthetic and post-operative nursing management requirements for someone with total…

A: TPN feeding (total parenteral nutrition) is a way of delivering vital nutrients to the body through…

Q: Considering the situation of these child bearers from Yellowknife who were told would travel to…

A: labour is a complex machnism have a got psychological, emotional, and social impact to women .she…

Q: List the routine lab work orders for a patient admitted in labor.

A: LABOR- Labor is a series of continuous, progressive contractions of the uterus that help in the…

Q: How can the nurse influence new oncology treatments in children?

A: Abnormal cell growth occurs in cancer. There are various types of cancer depending on the area or…

Q: NURSING MANAGEMENT FOR PRETERM BABY COMPARE TO NORMAL BABY

A: A preterm baby is a baby born before 37 weeks of gestation. It can be categorized into late preterm;…

Q: Identify the structures in the illustration by matching the number label (left column) with the term…

A: The heart and a network of blood arteries that transport blood, nutrients, and oxygen throughout the…

Q: Discuss two ways the LPN can manage care for a child diagnosed with celiac disease

A: Gluten, a protein included in wheat, barley, and rye, causes the body to react negatively in those…

Q: palpation of the breasts may detect lumps or changes in texture or sizes that may be sign of what…

A: Lump  A lump is a localised area of swelling. It can occur in any part of human body.

Q: his condition.a. What should the nurse tell the caller about the possible cause of these symptoms in…

A: The diabetic client is experiencing confusion, nervousness, excessive appetite, blurred…

Q: When taking an obstetrical history on a pregnant client who states, “I had a son born at 38 weeks…

A: The obstetrics score is very essential as it will inform the medical professionals about the total…