Vacuum/Forceps Assisted Delivery, Premature Rupture of Membranes, Preterm Labor |

This video covers the indications, complications, and nursing care for vacuum-assisted delivery (VAD) and forceps-assisted delivery (FAD). Additionally, the risk factors, signs and symptoms, diagnostics, treatment, complication, nursing care, and patient teaching for a patient experiencing premature rupture of membranes (PROM) or preterm labor.
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0:00 What to Expect?
0:35 Assisted Deliveries
1:05 Vacuum Assisted
1:29 Complications
2:20 Indications
2:41 Nursing Care
3:26 PROM
3:50 Onset
4:11 Causes
4:35 Signs and Symptoms
5:27 Diagnosis
5:52 Treatment
6:52 Preterm Labor
7:18 Risk Factors
7:33 Signs and Symptoms
7:46 Diagnosis
8:36 Treatment
9:40 Patient Teaching
9:59 Quiz Time!
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[@Ella-nk3ui]

meds for preterm labor!! It's Not My Time (to deliver) I - indomethacin N - nifedipine M - magnesium sulfate T - terbutaline

[@LevelUpRN]

Love that!!! --Meris

[@schoolrules2057]

Ouuuu I like that!

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My short term is MINT it helps me remember

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This is CLUTCH!!! Thank you!

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Thank you

[@alexusdavis6165]

Perfect timing for my final coming up

[@LevelUpRN]

Great!

[@karabear9441]

You guys helped me so much on my peds exam. I’m heading into my OB exam today can’t do it without your videos. Definitely going to buy the cards

[@LevelUpRN]

Hope your exam went well.

[@Beecki]

Poor Meris thinking she had rupture of membranes :’) I chuckled.

[@LevelUpRN]

I'll never forget it hahaha! But they were so sweet about it lol! --Meris

[@tenzinlhadon4350]

thank you

[@LevelUpRN]

Quite welcome.

[@tikabozerabruk6702]

keep it up!!!

[@LevelUpRN]

Will do! Thanks! --Meris :)

[@CindyIga]

Hi Meris could you do something like a quiz link for like 10 questions based on this video and others so that we could try out and it will help retain the information Thank you ❤

[@jasminejames2701]

I took my nclex today and my last question made me so nervous! My scenario was a preterm labor pt 35/36 weeks with PROM the question said “which prescribed intervention would the nurse question” the choices were 1. Hourly Vaginal examination 2. Hourly temperature check 3. Iv Penicillin 4. Iv oxytocin I chose hourly vaginal examinations because it didn’t say using sterile technique. However since the client wasn’t full term I’m not sure if I should’ve chose Iv Oxytocin since that induces labor 🥴😭

[@soulreapersteve]

I think number 1 would be the correct answer because of the risk of infection if we were to do hourly vaginal checks. IV oxytocin would be a great concern if the gestational age was much earlier, but since the baby is close to 39 weeks, its not that much of a concern - at least compared to the infection risk.

[@nans9629]

They did the same thing to me with my 34 weeker and told me the fluid was just increased discharge due to Braxton hicks. Lol had. Bloody show a few hours later... 🎉😮 this time I had x2 nuance, 35 weeks with pre-eclampsia and they had to use vacuum due to baby being too far up transverse. 🎉😮😂 ❤

[@schoolrules2057]

Operational Vaginal Deliveries: Vaccum, Forceps and Odon.