HESI PHARMACOLOGY MATERNITY EVOLVE ACTAUL FINAL
EXAM TEST BANK 2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH EXPLANATIONS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED
ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM (JUST RELEASED)
A nurse is caring for a client who is being given intravenous
magnesium sulfate to treat preeclampsia. Which effect alerts the
nurse to notify the primary
healthcare provider?
ANSWERS; Urine output of less than 100 mL in 4 hours
A client who is visiting the family planning clinic is prescribed an oral
contraceptive. As part of teaching, the nurse plans to inform the client
of the possibility of which adverse effect?
ANSWERS; Breakthrough bleeding
A pregnant client who is Rh negative visits the prenatal clinic during
the first trimester of pregnancy. She is informed by the primary
healthcare provider
that Rh sensitization is suspected and that Rho(D) immune globulin
eventually will be given. At what week of gestation should the nurse
explain that the
medication will be administered?
ANSWERS; 28 weeks
,A pregnant woman reports night sweats, sleep disturbances, and weight
gain.
Upon diagnosis, the woman has low levels of estrogen and is treated
with
hormonal therapy. Which teratogenic effect is likely to occur in the
newborn?
ANSWERS; Congenital defects of the female reproductive system
A woman reports irregular menses, back pain, and weight gain. Upon
diagnosis, the woman has low levels of estrogen and progesterone.
Which drug may be prescribed if the woman wants to conceive?
ANSWERS; Clomiphene
The nurse reviews a female client's prescription and informs the client
that there could be a risk of multiple pregnancies. Which drug might
have been prescribed to the client?
ANSWERS; Clomiphen
A nurse is caring for a client who was admitted with the diagnosis of
severe preeclampsia and is now receiving an intravenous infusion of
magnesium
sulfate. What is the classification of this medication?
ANSWERS; Central nervous system depressant
, A client who underwent treatment for infertility gave birth to triplets.
She often complained of breast pain during the infertility treatment.
Which drug may
have been administered to the client for infertility treatment?
ANSWERS; Clomiphene
A pregnant client was exposed to a teratogen in her tenth week of
gestation. Which nursing intervention should be provided?
ANSWERS; Assure the client that the risk of malformation is minimal
Which drug impairs fertility when administered along with fertility
drugs?
ANSWERS; Promethazine
A pregnant client with iron-deficiency anemia is prescribed iron
supplements daily. To help the client increase iron absorption, the
nurse should suggest that the client eat foods high in which
substance?
ANSWERS; Vitamin C
A client who wishes to postpone having children until she and her
husband are financially secure tells the nurse she has been taking
oral contraceptive pills
for several years. What finding indicates a potential risk in regard to
continued use of birth control pills?
ANSWERS; Increased blood pressure
EXAM TEST BANK 2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH EXPLANATIONS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED
ANSWERS | LATEST EXAM (JUST RELEASED)
A nurse is caring for a client who is being given intravenous
magnesium sulfate to treat preeclampsia. Which effect alerts the
nurse to notify the primary
healthcare provider?
ANSWERS; Urine output of less than 100 mL in 4 hours
A client who is visiting the family planning clinic is prescribed an oral
contraceptive. As part of teaching, the nurse plans to inform the client
of the possibility of which adverse effect?
ANSWERS; Breakthrough bleeding
A pregnant client who is Rh negative visits the prenatal clinic during
the first trimester of pregnancy. She is informed by the primary
healthcare provider
that Rh sensitization is suspected and that Rho(D) immune globulin
eventually will be given. At what week of gestation should the nurse
explain that the
medication will be administered?
ANSWERS; 28 weeks
,A pregnant woman reports night sweats, sleep disturbances, and weight
gain.
Upon diagnosis, the woman has low levels of estrogen and is treated
with
hormonal therapy. Which teratogenic effect is likely to occur in the
newborn?
ANSWERS; Congenital defects of the female reproductive system
A woman reports irregular menses, back pain, and weight gain. Upon
diagnosis, the woman has low levels of estrogen and progesterone.
Which drug may be prescribed if the woman wants to conceive?
ANSWERS; Clomiphene
The nurse reviews a female client's prescription and informs the client
that there could be a risk of multiple pregnancies. Which drug might
have been prescribed to the client?
ANSWERS; Clomiphen
A nurse is caring for a client who was admitted with the diagnosis of
severe preeclampsia and is now receiving an intravenous infusion of
magnesium
sulfate. What is the classification of this medication?
ANSWERS; Central nervous system depressant
, A client who underwent treatment for infertility gave birth to triplets.
She often complained of breast pain during the infertility treatment.
Which drug may
have been administered to the client for infertility treatment?
ANSWERS; Clomiphene
A pregnant client was exposed to a teratogen in her tenth week of
gestation. Which nursing intervention should be provided?
ANSWERS; Assure the client that the risk of malformation is minimal
Which drug impairs fertility when administered along with fertility
drugs?
ANSWERS; Promethazine
A pregnant client with iron-deficiency anemia is prescribed iron
supplements daily. To help the client increase iron absorption, the
nurse should suggest that the client eat foods high in which
substance?
ANSWERS; Vitamin C
A client who wishes to postpone having children until she and her
husband are financially secure tells the nurse she has been taking
oral contraceptive pills
for several years. What finding indicates a potential risk in regard to
continued use of birth control pills?
ANSWERS; Increased blood pressure
