OB Escape Room Study Guide Exam 4 MOST CORRECT 100%

7. A pregnant woman presents to the clinic with a history of Diabetes Mellitus. The nurse knows the mother & fetus are at greater risk for what? (SATA). a. Pre-term birth b. Polyhydramnios c. Fetal congenital anomalies d. Fetal hypoglycemia 8. The postpartum nurse is conducting a routine assessment of the mom & baby 24 hrs. after delivery. The nurse notes that the baby appears somewhat yellow in the skin & eyes. The mother reports the baby has a poor latch & suck when feeding & hasn’t had a bowel movement since delivery. What does the nurse suspect? a. Low blood sugar b. Hyperbilirubinemia (jaundice) c. Bowel obstruction d. Prematurity 9. There are 2 forms of jaundice: physiological & pathological. What’s the cause of physiological jaundice?