The Physiologic Changes That Occur During the Reversal of the Processes

question 22

Multiple Choice

The physiologic changes that occur during the reversal of the processes of pregnancy are distinctive; however, they are normal. To provide care during this recovery period, the nurse must synthesize knowledge regarding anticipated maternal changes and deviations from normal. Match the vital signs finding that the postpartum nurse may encounter with its probable cause.

-Excessive use of oxytocin

• A)Elevated temperature within the first 24 hours
• B)Rapid pulse
• C)Elevated temperature at 36 hours postpartum
• D)Hypertension
• E)Hypoventilation

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