MATERNITY CJE EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(LATEST)
A client in labor receives an epidural block for pain management. In
planning the client's care, which component receives priority in the
plan of care? - ANSWERS-Assess frequently for maternal
hypertension.
A client in active labor receives support from her partner. The partner
states, "I am really hungry; I am going to get something to eat."
Which response would be most appropriate for the nurse to make?
Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-We have sandwiches on the unit if
you would like one." Tell me about your birth experience thus far."
and How about I get you a snack, and you can stay here."
A client experiencing menopause presents to the clinic and reports
significant dyspareunia. Which nursing intervention should the nurse
initially share with the client to address this problem? Select all that
apply. - ANSWERS-Using water-soluble lubricant and Hormone
replacement therapy (HRT).
A client with primary dysmenorrhea reports taking ibuprofen one to
two times per day before menses and during menstrual bleeding.
Which additional interventions can the nurse add to the plan of care to
assist with these symptoms? Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-Yoga
,postures and practice, Abdominal massage and Low salt, low sugar
diet
The nurse cares for a family three hours post-delivery where the
infant died while in utero. The nurse teaches means to deal with their
grief.
Which statement, if made by the parent, indicates the best
understanding of the nurse's teaching at this time? - ANSWERS-"I
would like to dress my baby and have a photographer take pictures.
The nurse cares for a client in labor being induced with oxytocin. The
client is noted to have 6 contractions in 10 minutes. The fetal monitor
indicates fetal distress. Which action should the nurse perform first? -
ANSWERS-Stop the oxytocin.
The nurse teaches the client options for delivering an infant that is in
breech presentation. Which should be included in the teaching plan?
Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-Most breech babies need to be
delivered by cesarean section, There is a risk of prolapsed cord with a
vaginal breech delivery and The ability to deliver vaginally is partly
related to the size of the infant
The nurse prepares to administer the hepatitis B vaccine to the
newborn client. Which action should the nurse take first? -
ANSWERS-Verify the identification band on the baby matches the
mother.
, A client who is six months pregnant and the nurse are discussing
sexual activity during pregnancy. Which assessment is priority for this
client? - ANSWERS-The client's desires, thoughts, and preferences on
sexual activity
The nurse in the women's health clinic is providing education
regarding different types of contraception. Which client findings are
contraindications for the use of oral contraception? Select all that
apply. - ANSWERS-Smokes ½ pack a day.
The nurse on the postpartum/recovery floor has received report on her
assigned clients. Which client should the nurse assess first? -
ANSWERS-A client status-post Cesarean section 4 hours ago
delivering twins; requesting to ambulate for first time since surgery.
A client is 8-weeks pregnant and attends her first prenatal visit. She
expresses that she is experiencing significant nausea and vomiting in
the morning Which assessment should the nurse perform first? -
ANSWERS-The amount of fluid drank during periods of nausea.
A 35-year-old client seeks care in the clinic reporting concerning
symptoms associated with menstruation. Which client cues does the
nurse identify as supporting the suspicion of endometriosis? Select all
that apply. - ANSWERS-Nulligravida status, Long menstrual flow,
Short menstrual cycles, and Hypermenorrhea, Non-cyclic pelvic pain
and Dysmenorrhea
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(LATEST)
A client in labor receives an epidural block for pain management. In
planning the client's care, which component receives priority in the
plan of care? - ANSWERS-Assess frequently for maternal
hypertension.
A client in active labor receives support from her partner. The partner
states, "I am really hungry; I am going to get something to eat."
Which response would be most appropriate for the nurse to make?
Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-We have sandwiches on the unit if
you would like one." Tell me about your birth experience thus far."
and How about I get you a snack, and you can stay here."
A client experiencing menopause presents to the clinic and reports
significant dyspareunia. Which nursing intervention should the nurse
initially share with the client to address this problem? Select all that
apply. - ANSWERS-Using water-soluble lubricant and Hormone
replacement therapy (HRT).
A client with primary dysmenorrhea reports taking ibuprofen one to
two times per day before menses and during menstrual bleeding.
Which additional interventions can the nurse add to the plan of care to
assist with these symptoms? Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-Yoga
,postures and practice, Abdominal massage and Low salt, low sugar
diet
The nurse cares for a family three hours post-delivery where the
infant died while in utero. The nurse teaches means to deal with their
grief.
Which statement, if made by the parent, indicates the best
understanding of the nurse's teaching at this time? - ANSWERS-"I
would like to dress my baby and have a photographer take pictures.
The nurse cares for a client in labor being induced with oxytocin. The
client is noted to have 6 contractions in 10 minutes. The fetal monitor
indicates fetal distress. Which action should the nurse perform first? -
ANSWERS-Stop the oxytocin.
The nurse teaches the client options for delivering an infant that is in
breech presentation. Which should be included in the teaching plan?
Select all that apply. - ANSWERS-Most breech babies need to be
delivered by cesarean section, There is a risk of prolapsed cord with a
vaginal breech delivery and The ability to deliver vaginally is partly
related to the size of the infant
The nurse prepares to administer the hepatitis B vaccine to the
newborn client. Which action should the nurse take first? -
ANSWERS-Verify the identification band on the baby matches the
mother.
, A client who is six months pregnant and the nurse are discussing
sexual activity during pregnancy. Which assessment is priority for this
client? - ANSWERS-The client's desires, thoughts, and preferences on
sexual activity
The nurse in the women's health clinic is providing education
regarding different types of contraception. Which client findings are
contraindications for the use of oral contraception? Select all that
apply. - ANSWERS-Smokes ½ pack a day.
The nurse on the postpartum/recovery floor has received report on her
assigned clients. Which client should the nurse assess first? -
ANSWERS-A client status-post Cesarean section 4 hours ago
delivering twins; requesting to ambulate for first time since surgery.
A client is 8-weeks pregnant and attends her first prenatal visit. She
expresses that she is experiencing significant nausea and vomiting in
the morning Which assessment should the nurse perform first? -
ANSWERS-The amount of fluid drank during periods of nausea.
A 35-year-old client seeks care in the clinic reporting concerning
symptoms associated with menstruation. Which client cues does the
nurse identify as supporting the suspicion of endometriosis? Select all
that apply. - ANSWERS-Nulligravida status, Long menstrual flow,
Short menstrual cycles, and Hypermenorrhea, Non-cyclic pelvic pain
and Dysmenorrhea
