A client on oxytocin develops late decelerations. What is the nurse’s priority action?A client on oxytocin develops late decelerations. What is the nurse’s priority action?, Continue infusionContinue infusion, Increase IV rateIncrease IV rate, Stop oxytocin and reposition the patient. , Document and reassess laterDocument and reassess later, Which action is most important when administering oxytocin?, Administer as an IV push., Monitor fetal heart rate continuously., Encourage the patient to ambulate., Monitor the mother's blood glucose levels., Which patient history requires the nurse to question an order for dinoprostone?, First pregnancy, Age of 22, Previous cesarean, A history of DVT., After inserting a dinoprostone vaginal insert, what is the priority nursing action?, Encourage ambulation immediately., Keep the patient supine for 30-60 minutes., Start oxytocin infusion immediately., Give IV fluids., Which side effect should the nurse anticipate with misoprostol, Fever, Diarrhea, Tachycardia, Chills, Hypoglycemia , A patient receiving misoprostol reports severe abdominal pain and continuous uterine tightening, what is the nurse's first action? , Administer pain medication., Call the provider, Assess fetal heart rate, Increase IV fluids, A nurse prepares to administer betamethasone to a pregnant client at 30 weeks gestation. What is the purpose of this medication?, Stop contractions., Prevent postpartum hemorrhage., Accelerate fetal lung development, lower maternal blood pressure., Which assessment is most important before administering betamethasone?, Maternal blood glucose level, Fetal position, Cervical dilation, lung sounds, Which client should receive Rhogam?, Rh-positive mother with Rh-positive fetus, Rh-negative mother with Rh-positive fetus, Rh-positive mother with Rh-negative fetus, All pregnancy require Rhogam., Which lab result must be confirmed before giving Rhogam?, Positive Coombs test, Negative Coombs test, High platelet count, Low hemoglobin , A nurse is preparing to administer magnesium sulfate to a pregnant client. What is the primary reason for this medication?, Induce labor, Prevent seizures in preeclampsia , Stop postpartum hemorrhage, Increase fetal heart rate, A client receiving magnesium sulfate has absent deep tendon reflexes. What is the nurse’s priority action?, Continue the infusion, Decrease infusion rate, Stop infusion, Document findings, Which condition would cause the nurse to question an order for methylergonovine?, Hypotension, Anemia, Hypertension, Fatigue, A nurse prepares to administer methylergonovine. Which condition indicates its use?, Preterm labor, Postpartum hemorrhage, Seizure prevention, Cervical ripening, Which statement indicates understanding of Hemabate therapy?, This will prevent seizures during pregnancy, This helps my uterus contract to stop bleeding.”, This will start labor., This lowers my blood pressure.”, Which patient should not receive TXA?, History of DVT or PE, Mild anemia, Rh-negative blood type, Gestational diabetes, How does TXA help in postpartum hemorrhage?, Stimulates uterine contractions, Inhibits breakdown of fibrin clots, Prevents seizure activity , Accelerates fetal lung maturity, Which condition would make Hematite unsafe for a client?, Hypertension, Asthma risk of bronchospasm, Diabetes, Anemis, Patient at 32 weeks gestation is experiencing preterm labor. Terbutaline is prescribed, the HR is 126 bpm, what is the nurse's best action?, Administer the medication as ordered, Hold the medication and notify the provider., Reassessment in 30 minutes., Administer with a beta blocker, A client receiving terbutaline develops tremors and chest discomfort. What should the nurse do first?, Document as expected side effects., Stop the medication and asses cardiac status., Administer oxygen , Encourage fluid intake.

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