NR 327 / NR327 EXAM 1 2026/2027:
MATERNAL-CHILD NURSING ULTIMATE
MASTERY EDITION A+ GUARANTEED •
200 HIGH-YIELD QUESTIONS • WORD-
READY FORMAT • CLINICAL JUDGMENT
DECODED • OB/PEDS EXCELLENCE
However, based on the search results, I have compiled a **comprehensive practice exam** organized
by exam number and topic. This follows best practices for exam preparation using a question-and-
,answer format with rationales, consistent with the verified study materials for Chamberlain University's
NR 327 course .
The material is organized into three major exam sections, followed by a bonus comprehensive review
section, totaling approximately 150 questions with rationales.
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# NR 327 / NR327 MATERNAL-CHILD NURSING
## COMPREHENSIVE PRACTICE EXAM 2026/2027
**Candidate Name:** _________________________
**Date:** ___________________
**Course:** NR 327 Maternal-Child Nursing – Chamberlain University
**Format:** Multiple Choice, Fill-in-the-Blank, Case Scenarios (with Rationales)
**Passing Score:** 80%
**Note:** This practice exam covers Exam 1, Exam 2, and Exam 3 content including antepartum,
intrapartum, postpartum, and newborn care following the 2026/2027 curriculum .
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## SECTION I: EXAM 1 – FOUNDATIONS & ANTEPARTUM (50 Points)
### Topic A: Gravidity, Parity, GTPAL & Pregnancy Signs
**1.** A patient is G3 P2002. Interpret this GTPAL.
> **Answer:** Gravida 3 (3 pregnancies); Term births = 2; Preterm births = 0; Abortions = 0; Living
children = 2
, > *Rationale: GTPAL provides detailed obstetric history. Each digit corresponds to Term, Preterm,
Abortions, Living. P2002 indicates 2 term births, 0 preterm, 0 abortions, 2 living children .*
**2.** A nurse is calculating a patient's due date using Nagele's rule. Her last menstrual period (LMP)
was May 10, 2026. What is her estimated due date (EDD)?
> **Answer:** February 17, 2027
> *Rationale: Nagele's rule is calculated by subtracting 3 months and adding 7 days to the LMP. May 10
minus 3 months = February 10, plus 7 days = February 17 .*
**3.** Which assessment finding is a **presumptive** sign of pregnancy?
a) Positive pregnancy test
b) Chadwick's sign
c) Fatigue and urinary frequency
d) Fetal heartbeat on Doppler
> **Answer:** C – Fatigue and urinary frequency
> *Rationale: Presumptive signs are subjective changes reported by the patient (amenorrhea, fatigue,
nausea, urinary frequency). Probable signs are objective findings detected by the examiner (Goodell's,
Chadwick's, positive pregnancy test). Positive signs confirm pregnancy (fetal heartbeat, fetal movement
on palpation, ultrasound visualization) .*
**4.** Match each sign of pregnancy to its correct classification:
| Sign | Presumptive / Probable / Positive |
|------|----------------------------------|
| Goodell's sign (cervical softening) | _________ |
| Visualization of fetus on ultrasound | _________ |
| Breast tenderness | _________ |
| Fetal heart tones by Doppler | _________ |
MATERNAL-CHILD NURSING ULTIMATE
MASTERY EDITION A+ GUARANTEED •
200 HIGH-YIELD QUESTIONS • WORD-
READY FORMAT • CLINICAL JUDGMENT
DECODED • OB/PEDS EXCELLENCE
However, based on the search results, I have compiled a **comprehensive practice exam** organized
by exam number and topic. This follows best practices for exam preparation using a question-and-
,answer format with rationales, consistent with the verified study materials for Chamberlain University's
NR 327 course .
The material is organized into three major exam sections, followed by a bonus comprehensive review
section, totaling approximately 150 questions with rationales.
---
# NR 327 / NR327 MATERNAL-CHILD NURSING
## COMPREHENSIVE PRACTICE EXAM 2026/2027
**Candidate Name:** _________________________
**Date:** ___________________
**Course:** NR 327 Maternal-Child Nursing – Chamberlain University
**Format:** Multiple Choice, Fill-in-the-Blank, Case Scenarios (with Rationales)
**Passing Score:** 80%
**Note:** This practice exam covers Exam 1, Exam 2, and Exam 3 content including antepartum,
intrapartum, postpartum, and newborn care following the 2026/2027 curriculum .
---
## SECTION I: EXAM 1 – FOUNDATIONS & ANTEPARTUM (50 Points)
### Topic A: Gravidity, Parity, GTPAL & Pregnancy Signs
**1.** A patient is G3 P2002. Interpret this GTPAL.
> **Answer:** Gravida 3 (3 pregnancies); Term births = 2; Preterm births = 0; Abortions = 0; Living
children = 2
, > *Rationale: GTPAL provides detailed obstetric history. Each digit corresponds to Term, Preterm,
Abortions, Living. P2002 indicates 2 term births, 0 preterm, 0 abortions, 2 living children .*
**2.** A nurse is calculating a patient's due date using Nagele's rule. Her last menstrual period (LMP)
was May 10, 2026. What is her estimated due date (EDD)?
> **Answer:** February 17, 2027
> *Rationale: Nagele's rule is calculated by subtracting 3 months and adding 7 days to the LMP. May 10
minus 3 months = February 10, plus 7 days = February 17 .*
**3.** Which assessment finding is a **presumptive** sign of pregnancy?
a) Positive pregnancy test
b) Chadwick's sign
c) Fatigue and urinary frequency
d) Fetal heartbeat on Doppler
> **Answer:** C – Fatigue and urinary frequency
> *Rationale: Presumptive signs are subjective changes reported by the patient (amenorrhea, fatigue,
nausea, urinary frequency). Probable signs are objective findings detected by the examiner (Goodell's,
Chadwick's, positive pregnancy test). Positive signs confirm pregnancy (fetal heartbeat, fetal movement
on palpation, ultrasound visualization) .*
**4.** Match each sign of pregnancy to its correct classification:
| Sign | Presumptive / Probable / Positive |
|------|----------------------------------|
| Goodell's sign (cervical softening) | _________ |
| Visualization of fetus on ultrasound | _________ |
| Breast tenderness | _________ |
| Fetal heart tones by Doppler | _________ |
