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: VITAL SIGNS FETAL HEART RATE CONTRACTIONS OB ASSESSMENT O 2 TEMP B P PULSE RESP MONITOR MODE BASELINE VARIABILITY ACCELERATION DECELERATION MONITOR MODE FREQUENCY DURATION INTENSITY RESTING TONE EFF DIL STATION MEMBRANES PRESENTATION EXAMINER FLOW TYPE

OTHR C N S TEACHING EPIDURAL INFUSIONS AMNIO- INTAKE OUTPUT INFUSION MATERNAL POSITION L L REFLEXES CLONUS R R OTHER TEACHING CODE PATIENT RESPONSE SENSORY LEVEL MOTOR LEVEL BLADDER CHECK AMOUNT INFUSED PITOCIN MU / MIN MAGNESIUM SULFATE GM / HR INFUSED PAD IV CODE ORAL URINE EMESIS

NURSING NOTES ALLERGIES MEDICATIONS Drug / Dose / Site / Route Date Time Initials INTAKE / OUTPUT TOTALS 12 Total 12 Total 24 Total NURSE SIGNATURE / TITLE

EPIDURAL ANESTHESIA RECORD CATHETER PLACED BY: BOLUS: MD P R I M A R Y D O S E R E D O S E BP PULSE FHR NOTE BP PULSE FHR NOTE : : CONTINUOUS INFUSION: SOLUTION: Y N INITIAL RATE ml / hr ADJUSTED RATE ml / hr : : REDOSE BOLUS: DISCONTINUATION OF EPIDURAL INFUSION CATHETER D/C'd BY: : : : : AMOUNT INFUSED: AMOUNT WASTED: GIVEN BY: WASTED NURSE'S SIGNATURE / TITLE: NURSE'S SIGNATURE / TITLE: BY: I N F U S I O N R E C O R D AMOUNT NURS AMOUNT NURS IV SOLUTION RATE UP UP UP INITL DOWN DOWN IN INITL CONT. PUMP(/) AMOUNT WASTED : NURSE'S SIGNATURE / TITLE: : NURSE'S SIGNATURE / TITLE: : NURSE'S SIGNATURE / TITLE: : NURSE'S SIGNATURE / TITLE:

INFUSION CODES 1. LDR Orientation 13. Ultrasound / BPP 25. Eclampsia 2. External FHR Monitoring 14. Labor Precautions 26. Pre-OP 3. Internal FHR Monitoring 15. Preterm Labor 27. Cesarean Birth SITE CODES IV CODE / SITE EVALUATION 4. Breathing / Relaxation 16. Transfer 28. Post-Op RLA = R Lower Arm O = Site without redness, warmth, swelling, induration 5. Positions for Labor 17. Discharge 29. PCA RH = R Hand S = Symptomatic (see comments) 6. Analgesia 18. Amniotomy 30. APS RAC = R Antecubital D/C = Discontinued 7. Anesthesia 19. Meconium 31. Foley Catheter LLA = L Lower Arm X = Other (see comments) 8. Medications 20. Amnionfusion 32. IV Therapy LH = L Hand 9. Induction / Augmentation 21. Diabetes 33. Immediate Newborn Care LAC = L Antecubital SITE CODES 10. Positions for Pushing 22. FDU 34. Breastfeeding = New Bag 11. NST / CST / OCT 23. Chronic Hypertension 35. Nursery Orientation = Tubing 12. Amniocentesis 24. Pre-Eclampsia DEVICE / REGULATOR CODES = Dressing Change = See Progress Record RESPONSES P = Pump (type) Q = Quick Cath ( ) = Solution Amount Started V = Verbalizes understanding R = Review Needed = See Progress Notes A S S E S S M E N T FETAL HEART RATE UTERINE CONTRACTIONS OB ASSESSMENT MATERNAL POSITION Monitor Mode Monitor Mode Membrane R Lat = Right Lateral US = Ultrasound T = Tocodynamometer I = Intact L Lat = Left Lateral SE = Spiral Electrode IUPC = Intrauterine Pressure Catheter I B = Intact Bulging S = Supine R A = Artificial Rupture SF = Semi-Fowlers Variability (amplitude range) Intensity R S = Spontaneous Rupture HF = High Fowlers O = Absent (undetectable) 1+ = Mild T = Trendelenberg = Minimal (5 bpm or less) 2+ = Moderate Presentation KC = Knee Chest N = Moderate (6 bpm - 25 bpm) 3+ = Strong Vtx = Vertex = Marked (26 bpm or greater) BR = Breech EPIDURAL Resting Tone T = Transverse Sensory Level Accelerations P = Palpated Soft U = Undetermined T4 = Nipple Level * + = Present (IUPC) = mmhg T6 = Xiphoid Level * O = Absent T8 = Lower Ribs less than 32 wks EGA: 10 bpm x 10 sec C N S T10 = Umbilicus 32 or greater wks EGA: 15 bpm x 15 sec Reflexes Clonus T12 = Lower Abd O = Absent # of Beats Counted Motor Function Decelerations 1+ = Minimal 0 = Unable to move toes or bend knees + = Present * 2+ = Normal Other 1 = Able to move toes; unable to bend knees O = Absent 3+ = Elevated E = Epigastric Pain 2 = Able to move toes & bend knees; but weak E = Early 4+ = Hyperactive H/A = Headache 3 = Able to move toes & bend knees easily V = Variable * may exhibit clonus V = Visual Disturbances 4 = Ambilating, if appropriate L = Late * P = Prolonged * AMNIOINFUSION OXYGEN * Requires notification of Anesthesia Pad Flow Type * Requires comments in Nursing Y = Yes Liters per Minutes M = Mask Bladder Check Notes regarding interventions & evaluation. N = No NC = Nasal P = Palpable N = Nonpalpable Cannula S T A N D A R D S O F C A R E C O D E S TEACHING CODES INDUCTION / AGUMENTATION LABOR - HIGH RISK LABOR - LOW RISK MAGNESIUM SULFATE THERAPY Pitocin 1st Stage 1st Stage PREECLAMPSIA 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluation with each 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluated 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluated 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluation q 30 min adjustment to Pitocin rate or every 30 min q 30 min during latent phase q 1 hour during latent phase 2. Temp as in active labor 2. Temp as in active labor 2. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluated 2. Temp as High Risk 3. Bedrest 3. Bedrest q 15 min during active phase 3. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluated 4. Strict I & O q 1 hour 4. Hourly intake 3. Temp q 4 hours with intact q 30 min during active phase 5. Foley Catheter per MD order 5. Measure all voids membranes 2nd Stage 6. Reflexes q 2 hours 6. Continuous EFM 4. Temp q 2 hours with ruptured 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA 7. Mg levels per MD order Cervidil / Prepidil membranes evaluated every 15 min 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluation prior to 5. Temp q 1 hour if greater than 100.4 2. Temp as High Risk PRETERM LABOR insertion; then q 1 hour 2nd Stage Epidural 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluation q 1 hour 2. Continuous EFM 1. BP, P, R every 15 min 1. BP, P & FHR every 3 min 2. Strict I & O q 1 hour 3. Bedrest x 2 hours post insertion, then 2. FHR and UA evaluated every 5 min for at least 20 minutes, 3. Foley Catheter per MD order BRP if FHR tracing reassuring. 3. Temp as above then per Standard of Care 4. Reflexes q 2 hours Cytotec 2. Remain at Bedside x 20 min 5. Mg levels per MD order 1. BP, P, R, FHR & UA evaluation prior to 3. Oxygen at 8-10L/min per FM 6. Temp as in Active Labor insertion; then q 30 min x 2 hrs; then 4. Assess sensory level q 1 hr 7. Bedrest q 1 hr if Pt is contracting < q 5 min. 5. Assess bladder status q 1 hr 2. Continuous EFM 6. Assess motor function q 1 hr 3. Bedrest x 4 hrs post insertion; then BRP 7. Record volume infused q 1 hr if FHR tracing reassuring. *

LABORATORY REPORTS URINALYSIS APPEARANCE: ADDITIONAL NURSING NOTES WBC Hg Hct COLOR: PT PTT Sp. Gravity 1.0 PLATELETS ph: FIGRINOGEN Protein: D-DIMER Nitrite: GLU Glucose: BUN Ketones: Na+ Bilrubin: K+ Occult Blood: Cl Urob. EU/dl CO2 Leukocytes: CR ALK PHOS MICROSCOPIC LDH Epith: SGOT Mucus: SGPT Bacteria: URIC ACID Casts: TOTAL PROTEIN Crystals: FINGERSTICK BLOOD SUGARS Magnesium Sulfate Level Drawn RESULT Amorphous: RESULTS RESULTS Yeast: Trichomas: 8850490 Rev. 03/06 Obstetrical Record_MIH Page 6 of 6