Obstetric Readiness in the ED

What is the initial treatment for coagulation disorder?
A. Hemabate B. PTA C. Coumadin D. Thrombin
What antihypertensive would you avoid with asthma?
A. Lopressor B. Lisinopril C. Hydralazine D. Aspirin
What you use for Magnesium toxicity
A. Calcium gluconate B. Potassium Chloride C. Normal Saline D. Lactated Ringers
When delivering the ________ always apply suprapubic countertraction if you are pulling on the cord.
A. baby B. Placenta C. uterus D. patient
For persistant seizures you would administer_____
A. Lorazepam B. benadryl C. choral hydrate D. tylenol
The second line uterotonics for Hemorrhage is _______
A. Carboprost B. Magnesium sulphate C. Lopressor D. Heparin
If you need to Rotate fetus to see anterior shoulder, reach into vagina to grab anterior arm and sweep across fetal trunk to deliver, the baby is _________ position
A. breech B. normal C. supine D. straight

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Obstetric Readiness in the ED (Answer Key)

What is the initial treatment for coagulation disorder?
A. Hemabate B. PTA C. Coumadin D. Thrombin
What antihypertensive would you avoid with asthma?
A. Lopressor B. Lisinopril C. Hydralazine D. Aspirin
What you use for Magnesium toxicity
A. Calcium gluconate B. Potassium Chloride C. Normal Saline D. Lactated Ringers
When delivering the ________ always apply suprapubic countertraction if you are pulling on the cord.
A. baby B. Placenta C. uterus D. patient
For persistant seizures you would administer_____
A. Lorazepam B. benadryl C. choral hydrate D. tylenol
The second line uterotonics for Hemorrhage is _______
A. Carboprost B. Magnesium sulphate C. Lopressor D. Heparin
If you need to Rotate fetus to see anterior shoulder, reach into vagina to grab anterior arm and sweep across fetal trunk to deliver, the baby is _________ position
A. breech B. normal C. supine D. straight

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