OB ATI Proctored Questions
1. Know what rubella titer 1:8 means? What teaching to you give about
this results?
a. 1:8 meant that the you are not immune to rubella
2. Contraindications for IUD?
a. pelvic infection
3. Pelvic inflammatory disease (page 10)
a. An IUD can increase the risk
4. Insertions of diaphragm, put it in order: rinse with water, then apply
jelly, then squat, then insert
5. What happens after tubal ligation?
a. ovulation stays the same
6. Substance abstinence syndrome, 2 questions:
a. swaddle in flexed position, the baby will have
7. Preeclampsia:
a. dim lights
8. Sterilization teaching:
a. it is irreversible
9. Female sterilization (bilateral tubal ligation salpingectomy) (page 11)
a. Disadvantage- Considered irreversible I the event that a client desires
conceptions
10. Methotrexate to cure ectopic pregnancy:
a. I won’t try getting pregnant for 3 months
11. Complications of an Ectopic Pregnancy (page 18)
a. If ectopic pregnancy is identified prior to rupture of the tube, surgical
removal of the products of conception may be performed, or Methotrexate
(Rheumatrex) is prescribed to dissolve the pregnancy.
12. Ectopic pregnancy (page 69)
a. Medical management if rupture has not occurred and tube preservation
desired- Methotrexate (MTX) inhibits cell division and embryo
enlargement, dissolving the pregnancy
13. Ectopic pregnancy- Client education (page 69)
a. Instruct the client who is prescribed Methotrexate to avoid alcohol
consumption and vitamins containing folic acid to prevent a toxic response
to the medication
b. Advise the client to protect herself from sun exposure (photosensitivity)
14. Amniocentesis Select all:
a. amnionitis, fluid leakage, preterm labor
15. Complications of amniocentesis (page 57)
a. Amniotic fluid emboli
b. Maternal or fetal hemorrhage
c. Maternal of fetal infection
d. Miscarriage or preterm labor
e. Leakage of amniotic fluid
, 16. What lab results should be reported?
a. BUN 25
17. Quickening understanding:
a. “I will feel my baby move between 16-20 weeks”
18. Know false labors and true labor like what happens when you walk
a. True labor- walking can increase contraction intensity, moves to
anterior position, bloody show
b. False labor- decrease in frequency, duration, and intensity with walking
or position changes, felt in lower back or abdomen above umbilicus, often
stop with sleep or comfort measures such as oral hydration or emptying of
the bladder
19. Patient is in labor complains of back pain, non-pharmacological intervention:
a. counter pressure
20. Nonpharmacological pain management (page 133)
a. Childbirth preparation methods such as Lamaze and or patterned
breathing exercises are used to promote relaxation and pain management
b. Sacral counter pressure
21. S/S of placenta previa:
a. painless vaginal bleeding
22. Placenta previa (page 72)
a. Subjective assessment data- Painless, bright red vaginal bleeding during
the second or third trimester
23. Preventing diaper rash:
a. dry before putting on
24. Diapering (page 305)
a. To avoid diaper rash, the newborns diaper area should be kept clean and
dry. Diapers should be changed frequently, and the perineal area
cleaned with warm water or wipes and dried thoroughly to prevent skin
breakdown.
25. Car seat safety:
a. have the baby at 45 degree angle
26. Mom is Hepatitis B positive, what do you do when the baby is born?
a. Give a hep-b vaccine shot
27. What do you teach patient about constipation?
a. I put 2-3L of water
28. Nutrition during Pregnancy (page 44)
a. 2 to 3 L of fluids is recommended daily
29.
30. Non stress test is done and nothing in 20 minutes, what do you do next?
a. Acoustic stimulation
31. What test do you do to check for fetal lung maturity?
a. L/S
1. Know what rubella titer 1:8 means? What teaching to you give about
this results?
a. 1:8 meant that the you are not immune to rubella
2. Contraindications for IUD?
a. pelvic infection
3. Pelvic inflammatory disease (page 10)
a. An IUD can increase the risk
4. Insertions of diaphragm, put it in order: rinse with water, then apply
jelly, then squat, then insert
5. What happens after tubal ligation?
a. ovulation stays the same
6. Substance abstinence syndrome, 2 questions:
a. swaddle in flexed position, the baby will have
7. Preeclampsia:
a. dim lights
8. Sterilization teaching:
a. it is irreversible
9. Female sterilization (bilateral tubal ligation salpingectomy) (page 11)
a. Disadvantage- Considered irreversible I the event that a client desires
conceptions
10. Methotrexate to cure ectopic pregnancy:
a. I won’t try getting pregnant for 3 months
11. Complications of an Ectopic Pregnancy (page 18)
a. If ectopic pregnancy is identified prior to rupture of the tube, surgical
removal of the products of conception may be performed, or Methotrexate
(Rheumatrex) is prescribed to dissolve the pregnancy.
12. Ectopic pregnancy (page 69)
a. Medical management if rupture has not occurred and tube preservation
desired- Methotrexate (MTX) inhibits cell division and embryo
enlargement, dissolving the pregnancy
13. Ectopic pregnancy- Client education (page 69)
a. Instruct the client who is prescribed Methotrexate to avoid alcohol
consumption and vitamins containing folic acid to prevent a toxic response
to the medication
b. Advise the client to protect herself from sun exposure (photosensitivity)
14. Amniocentesis Select all:
a. amnionitis, fluid leakage, preterm labor
15. Complications of amniocentesis (page 57)
a. Amniotic fluid emboli
b. Maternal or fetal hemorrhage
c. Maternal of fetal infection
d. Miscarriage or preterm labor
e. Leakage of amniotic fluid
, 16. What lab results should be reported?
a. BUN 25
17. Quickening understanding:
a. “I will feel my baby move between 16-20 weeks”
18. Know false labors and true labor like what happens when you walk
a. True labor- walking can increase contraction intensity, moves to
anterior position, bloody show
b. False labor- decrease in frequency, duration, and intensity with walking
or position changes, felt in lower back or abdomen above umbilicus, often
stop with sleep or comfort measures such as oral hydration or emptying of
the bladder
19. Patient is in labor complains of back pain, non-pharmacological intervention:
a. counter pressure
20. Nonpharmacological pain management (page 133)
a. Childbirth preparation methods such as Lamaze and or patterned
breathing exercises are used to promote relaxation and pain management
b. Sacral counter pressure
21. S/S of placenta previa:
a. painless vaginal bleeding
22. Placenta previa (page 72)
a. Subjective assessment data- Painless, bright red vaginal bleeding during
the second or third trimester
23. Preventing diaper rash:
a. dry before putting on
24. Diapering (page 305)
a. To avoid diaper rash, the newborns diaper area should be kept clean and
dry. Diapers should be changed frequently, and the perineal area
cleaned with warm water or wipes and dried thoroughly to prevent skin
breakdown.
25. Car seat safety:
a. have the baby at 45 degree angle
26. Mom is Hepatitis B positive, what do you do when the baby is born?
a. Give a hep-b vaccine shot
27. What do you teach patient about constipation?
a. I put 2-3L of water
28. Nutrition during Pregnancy (page 44)
a. 2 to 3 L of fluids is recommended daily
29.
30. Non stress test is done and nothing in 20 minutes, what do you do next?
a. Acoustic stimulation
31. What test do you do to check for fetal lung maturity?
a. L/S
