Across
- 6. encourage patient to empty bladder frequently to prevent uterine _______.
- 8. uterus rapidly decreasing in size with decreasing fundal height
- 9. non-breastfeeding women may apply ice packs and take analgesics to relieve symptoms
- 12. nonpharmacological pain measure to sooth perineum and reduce swelling
- 13. consists of three stages with the last stage encompassing day 10 through 8 weeks postpartum
- 15. use REEDA to assess, causes discomfort with defecation
- 16. related to hormone changes -the woman feels sad and may cry the first few days of postpartum
- 17. breastfeeding technique useful for small babies and c-section mothers
- 18. indicates infection if greater than 100.4 on two occasions after 24 hrs. postpartum
- 19. first 1-3 days postpartum, provides passive immunity to the newborn
- 20. docusate sodium to prevent constipation
- 22. causes include delayed physical activity, opioids, perineal pain, and dehydration
- 23. separation of rectus muscle, typically dissolves within six weeks
Down
- 1. ensure patient is passing after cesarean section
- 2. 3,000 mL/day is normal within first 2-3 days after delivery
- 3. cleanses and soothes perineal area and helps to prevent infection
- 4. greater than 500 mL blood loss after vaginal delivery
- 5. palpated as firm, midline, and at the level of the umbilicus the first day postpartum
- 7. promotes Baby Friendly by delaying non-essential nursing procedures for the first hour after birth
- 10. nonpharmacological pain measure useful after 3rd or 4th degree laceration
- 11. when distended can lead to a boggy uterus
- 13. successful breastfeeding includes teaching the new mother a proper one
- 14. postpartum uterotonic typically IV administration
- 18. redness, swelling, warmth in legs could indicate
- 21. Tylenol and Motrin
