High Risk Pregnancy Postpartum And Newborn Complications Jeopardy Template

Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders	hypertensive disorders	Hemorrhagic conditions	Postpartum complications	Newborn complication
100 What is human placental lactogen (hPL) This hormone increases insulin resistance during pregnancy, contributing to gestational diabetes.	100 What is proteinuria? The Diagnostic criteria for preeclampsia includes BP greater or equal to 140/90 and this lab finding?	100 what is complete placenta previa? This type of placenta previa covers the cervical OS completely.	100 What are lacerations or retained placental fragments? A firm midlife fund with heavy bleeding weight indicate this issue	100 What is respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) This newborn condition is caused by a lack of surfactant and leads to respiratory distress.
200 What are macrosomia and neonatal hypoglycemia Name Two fetal complications associated with gestational diabetes	200 What is magnesium sulfate? This drug is used to prevent seizures with preeclampsia.	200 What is placental abruption Painful dark red vaginal bleeding is characteristic of this emergency.	200 What is hypotension This vital sign changes a late sign of significant blood loss and postpartum hemorrhage	200 What is early feeding? This is the first line intervention for a newborn with hypoglycemia
300 What is greater than 140 mg/dL This diagnostic value from a 1 hour glucose tolerance test indicates the need for further testing.	300 What are deep tendon reflexes and respiratory depression? List two warning signs that a client on magnesium sulfate may be experiencing toxicity.	300 What are tone tissue, trauma, and thrombin? Name the four teas of postpartum hemorrhage	300 What is fundal massage? What is the most immediate nursing action for a boggy uterus?	300 What is ventricular septal defect VSD? This heart defect is the most common congenital heart anomaly
400 What is false? (Insulin is first line) True or False: oral hypoglycemics are the first line treatment for GDM	400 What is Hemolysis, Elevated Liver Enzymes and low platelet count. HELLP syndrome stands for these three clinical features.	400 What is methergine The uterotonic medication is contraindicated in compliance with hypertension	400 What is uterine Antony Clients with a full bladder or a higher risk for this postpartum complication	400 What is 72 hours? Newborn with transient tachypnea of Newborns (TTN) usually recover within this timeframe?
500 What is maternal hyperglycemia? This maternal condition causes increased fetal urine output and polyhydraminos.	500 what is eclampsia (seizure activity) This is the most serious complication of preeclampsia.	500 What is uterine stony? The primary causes of postpartum hemorrhage is this	500 What is secondary or late postpartum hemorrhage This condition is diagnosed when bleeding occurs 24 hours to six weeks postpartum	500 What is prostaglandin E1? (PGE1) this medication is used to keep the duct arteries open and ductile dependent heart defects

High risk pregnancy, Postpartum and newborn complications

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