Nace care of childbearing family Questions and Correct Explained Answers

Nace care of childbearing family Questions and Correct
Explained Answers




1. A nurse is explaining physiological jaundice to a nursing student.Which of
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the following should the nurse include when discussing risk factors for
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neonatal physiological jaundice?: Gestational age of 35-38 weeks.
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2. A baby boy is circumcised on the day of discharge.Which observation
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should the nurse make prior to the infant's discharge?.: Make sure the baby
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can urinate normally without pain The time and amount of the first post-procedure
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voiding.
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3. A patient who is 38 weeks pregnant is admitted to the hospital in active
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labor.On admission,the patient says,"For the past ten hours,I have been leak- ing
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small amounts of urine."Which action should the nurse take initially?: Test the
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patient's vaginal secretions with nitrazine paper.
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4. A nurse is caring for a female client who suspects she is pregnant.Which
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question, if asked by the nurse, is consistent with signs of early pregnancy?-
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: "Have you noticed any tenderness in your breasts?".
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5. A nurse is caring for a newborn with a gestational age of 42 weeks.Which
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finding wouldthe nurse expect during the assessment of this newborn?.: Dry-
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ness and flaking of the skin on the hands and feet.
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6. A patient whois 37 weeks pregnant and has gestational diabetes is admitted to
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the labor and deliveryunit for induction.The patient is placed on an external fetal
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monitor and receives an epidural anesthesia.Which action should the nurse
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take to identify a potential side effect of the epidural?: Monitor the patient's
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blood pressure.
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7. epidural anesthesia can cause: Hypotension which can affect placental blood vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




flow and fetal oxygenation
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8. preeclampsia is characterized by: hypertension, edema and proteinuria vi vi vi vi vi vi vi




9. Deep tendon reflexes can be affected by: Magnesiumvi vi vi vi vi vi vi




10. a medication used to prevent seizures in patients with preeclampsia: Mag-
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nesium Sulfate
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11. A patient is receiving magnesium sulfate.Which side effect should the
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nurse monitor for with this patient?: Decreased Respirations it can slow down or
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, stop breathing
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12. Babinski reflex: big toe bends upward and the other toes fan out when the sole of the
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foot is stroked.
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13. A nurse is caring for a patient who is in labor and is placed on a moni-
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tor.How should the nurse determine the duration of contractions?: Count the
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time from the beginning of one contraction to the end of the same contraction.
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14. A nurse is caring for a patient being evaluated for sexually transmitted
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infection (STI).A negative rapid plasma reagin (RPR) indicates that a patient
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is probably not infected with which STI?: Syphilis
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