- if the membranes are ruptured prematurely what can happen
- what percentage of patients with gestational hypertension will progress to pre-eclampsia
- what types of medications should be avoided in hypertensive patients
- what protein/creatinine ratio is consistent with pre-eclampsia
- babies delivered after a shoulder dystocia re at risk for what
- ideally contractions are ____ min apart
- what must nurse monitor for during the first 15 min of an iron infusion
- proteinuria related to pre-eclampsia is related to what protein amount on the dipstick
- how many times a week will a pt on nifedipine visit the doctor
- iron pills should be taken on an empty stomach or with what
- can a pt with a partial abruption still deliver vaginally
- in extreme cases what can a pt have due to hyperemesis
- what type of meds cannot be given with oxytocin
- what increases the risk for shoulder dystocia
- what type of pregnancy is most likely in a pt complaining of pain on one side
- gestational diabetics usually have what type of blood sugar during labor
- what does total abruption usually result in
- what needs to be monitored hourly with patients on mag
- what BP med is given to pregnant patients with a BP >160/>110
- if a pt comes in complaining of bleeding what is the first question to ask