Down |
1. | Applied to fetal scalp to give direct reading of FHR |
3. | If the baby does not void within 24 hours of birth, the doctor may suspect ___ impairment. |
5. | Induction agent per IV that makes the uterus contract |
6. | Decreases severity of N & V after surgery |
7. | Non-invasive screen in the neonate for jaundice |
8. | Liquid Motrin; pain relief after regional anesthesia in labor |
10. | A collection of capillaries that are dilated on the neonate's face or other body part |
12. | Yellow pigment derived from hemoglobin release with the breakdown of RBCs |
13. | This score provides a rapid assessment of the neonate's transition into the world |
14. | Artificial rupture of membranes |
15. | Vaginal candidiasis, oral thrush |
16. | Antagonist for magnesium sulfate |
17. | A term newborn HR of 130 BPM is considered ____. |
25. | Stool softener |
26. | IM med given to pregnant mother during PLS to help mature fetal lungs |
30. | A generalized edematous area of the scalp most commonly found on the occiput |
32. | Stool while in utero and for the first few days of life |
33. | 15 x 15 |
34. | Anesthetic injected to numb perineum in preparation for episiotomy |
35. | Beat to beat variations in the FHR |
37. | A ___ ___ is used to suction the baby's airway |
41. | Supplement taken prior to and during early pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects |
42. | "Epidural light"; lasts 45" to 3 hrs |
45. | Nasal flaring, retractions and grunting when expiring are signs of ___ distress |
46. | Endocervical suppository for ripening of the cervix for induction |
48. | The first breast milk |
50. | Tranquilizer effect; IM and can be given in early labor |
52. | Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis; IM given to new mother |
54. | Hepatitis |
55. | Black box medication; treats N & V |