NUR2513 MATERNAL CHILD FINAL EXAM VERSION 1
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A pregnant client is receiving education about managing iron deficiency anemia.
Which of the following are true statements regarding iron supplementation?
(Select all that apply.)
a) Iron supplements should be taken with a glass of orange juice for better
absorption.
b) It is okay to take iron supplements with coffee or tea if I feel like it.
c) Iron supplementation can cause black or dark green stools, which is normal.
d) Constipation is a common side effect of iron supplements, so I should increase
fiber and fluid intake.
e) If I miss a dose of iron, I can take it as soon as I remember within 13 hours of
the scheduled dose
Correct Answers: a) Iron supplements should be taken with a glass of orange juice
for better absorption.
c) Iron supplementation can cause black or dark green stools, which is normal.
d) Constipation is a common side effect of iron supplements, so I should increase
fiber and fluid intake.
e) If I miss a dose of iron, I can take it as soon as I remember within 13 hours of
the scheduled dose.
Rationale: Orange juice (high in vitamin C) helps increase iron absorption, while
coffee, tea, and milk should be avoided. Black or dark green stools are a normal
side effect, and constipation can be managed by increasing fiber and fluid intake.
Missing a dose can be managed by taking it within 13 hours of the scheduled
time.
The nurse is providing education to a pregnant client regarding dehydration and
its effects on pregnancy. Which of the following are potential risks of dehydration
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during pregnancy? (Select all that apply.)
a) Increased risk of contractions
b) Increased risk of cramping
c) Increased risk of preterm labor
d) Dehydration can improve uterine blood flow
e) Dehydration may cause swelling in the legs and feet
Correct Answers: a) Increased risk of contractions
b) Increased risk of cramping
c) Increased risk of preterm labor
Rationale: Dehydration can lead to increased contractions, cramping, and preterm
labor. Swelling (edema) in the legs and feet is common and can be exacerbated by
pregnancy, but it is not a direct consequence of dehydration. Dehydration does
not improve uterine blood flow.
The nurse is reviewing the results of a pregnant client's hematocrit (Hct) and
hemoglobin (Hgb) tests. These tests were ordered during the client's first prenatal
visit and again during the late second trimester. What is the purpose of these
tests?
a) To screen for iron deficiency anemia
b) To assess kidney function
c) To monitor the client's blood sugar levels
d) To evaluate fetal well-being
Correct Answer: a) To screen for iron deficiency anemia
Rationale: Hematocrit and hemoglobin levels are routinely checked to screen for
iron deficiency anemia during pregnancy. These tests are typically performed at
the first prenatal visit, the late second trimester, and early third trimester.
A pregnant client has a history of pica and has been eating soil and laundry
detergent. What is the nurse's most appropriate next step?
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a) Advise the client to stop consuming these substances immediately and refer for
psychological counseling.
b) Assess for iron deficiency and provide education about proper nutrition,
including iron-rich foods.
c) Recommend that the client replace non-food cravings with healthy snacks like
fruits and vegetables.
d) Ignore the behavior, as pica is a common and harmless occurrence during
pregnancy.
Correct Answer: b) Assess for iron deficiency and provide education about proper
nutrition, including iron-rich foods.
Rationale: Pica is often associated with iron deficiency during pregnancy. The
nurse should assess for iron deficiency and educate the client on proper nutrition
to help address the underlying cause of the pica.
A pregnant client reports cravings for non-food substances such as clay and ice.
Which of the following should the nurse assess for or educate the client about?
(Select all that apply.)
a) Iron deficiency
b) Vitamin D deficiency
c) Potential harm to the baby from ingesting non-food substances
d) The importance of maintaining a balanced diet
e) Use of any household items like Mexican pottery that may contain lead or
harmful substances
Correct Answers: a) Iron deficiency
c) Potential harm to the baby from ingesting non-food substances
d) The importance of maintaining a balanced diet
e) Use of any household items like Mexican pottery that may contain lead or
harmful substances
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Rationale: Pica is often associated with iron deficiency, and consuming non-food
substances can harm both the mother and baby. The nurse should also assess for
lead exposure, particularly with certain types of pottery or other household items.
Educating the client about proper nutrition and a balanced diet is essential.
The nurse is educating a pregnant client about routine screening for anemia.
When should hematocrit (Hct) and hemoglobin (Hgb) tests be performed during
pregnancy? (Select all that apply.)
a) First prenatal visit
b) Late second trimester
c) Early third trimester
d) Postpartum period
e) Only if the client reports fatigue
Correct Answers: a) First prenatal visit
b) Late second trimester
c) Early third trimester
Rationale: Hematocrit and hemoglobin tests are typically performed at the first
prenatal visit, during the late second trimester, and early third trimester to screen
for anemia and ensure proper iron levels during pregnancy.
A pregnant client has been diagnosed with polyhydramnios. Which of the
following conditions are commonly associated with this condition?
a) Maternal hypertension
b) Fetomaternal hemorrhage
c) Renal agenesis
d) Chronic kidney disease
Correct Answer: b) Fetomaternal hemorrhage
Rationale: Polyhydramnios is associated with poorly controlled diabetes,
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NUR2513 MATERNAL CHILD FINAL EXAM VERSION 1 NEWEST
2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
A pregnant client is receiving education about managing iron deficiency anemia.
Which of the following are true statements regarding iron supplementation?
(Select all that apply.)
a) Iron supplements should be taken with a glass of orange juice for better
absorption.
b) It is okay to take iron supplements with coffee or tea if I feel like it.
c) Iron supplementation can cause black or dark green stools, which is normal.
d) Constipation is a common side effect of iron supplements, so I should increase
fiber and fluid intake.
e) If I miss a dose of iron, I can take it as soon as I remember within 13 hours of
the scheduled dose
Correct Answers: a) Iron supplements should be taken with a glass of orange juice
for better absorption.
c) Iron supplementation can cause black or dark green stools, which is normal.
d) Constipation is a common side effect of iron supplements, so I should increase
fiber and fluid intake.
e) If I miss a dose of iron, I can take it as soon as I remember within 13 hours of
the scheduled dose.
Rationale: Orange juice (high in vitamin C) helps increase iron absorption, while
coffee, tea, and milk should be avoided. Black or dark green stools are a normal
side effect, and constipation can be managed by increasing fiber and fluid intake.
Missing a dose can be managed by taking it within 13 hours of the scheduled
time.
The nurse is providing education to a pregnant client regarding dehydration and
its effects on pregnancy. Which of the following are potential risks of dehydration
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during pregnancy? (Select all that apply.)
a) Increased risk of contractions
b) Increased risk of cramping
c) Increased risk of preterm labor
d) Dehydration can improve uterine blood flow
e) Dehydration may cause swelling in the legs and feet
Correct Answers: a) Increased risk of contractions
b) Increased risk of cramping
c) Increased risk of preterm labor
Rationale: Dehydration can lead to increased contractions, cramping, and preterm
labor. Swelling (edema) in the legs and feet is common and can be exacerbated by
pregnancy, but it is not a direct consequence of dehydration. Dehydration does
not improve uterine blood flow.
The nurse is reviewing the results of a pregnant client's hematocrit (Hct) and
hemoglobin (Hgb) tests. These tests were ordered during the client's first prenatal
visit and again during the late second trimester. What is the purpose of these
tests?
a) To screen for iron deficiency anemia
b) To assess kidney function
c) To monitor the client's blood sugar levels
d) To evaluate fetal well-being
Correct Answer: a) To screen for iron deficiency anemia
Rationale: Hematocrit and hemoglobin levels are routinely checked to screen for
iron deficiency anemia during pregnancy. These tests are typically performed at
the first prenatal visit, the late second trimester, and early third trimester.
A pregnant client has a history of pica and has been eating soil and laundry
detergent. What is the nurse's most appropriate next step?
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a) Advise the client to stop consuming these substances immediately and refer for
psychological counseling.
b) Assess for iron deficiency and provide education about proper nutrition,
including iron-rich foods.
c) Recommend that the client replace non-food cravings with healthy snacks like
fruits and vegetables.
d) Ignore the behavior, as pica is a common and harmless occurrence during
pregnancy.
Correct Answer: b) Assess for iron deficiency and provide education about proper
nutrition, including iron-rich foods.
Rationale: Pica is often associated with iron deficiency during pregnancy. The
nurse should assess for iron deficiency and educate the client on proper nutrition
to help address the underlying cause of the pica.
A pregnant client reports cravings for non-food substances such as clay and ice.
Which of the following should the nurse assess for or educate the client about?
(Select all that apply.)
a) Iron deficiency
b) Vitamin D deficiency
c) Potential harm to the baby from ingesting non-food substances
d) The importance of maintaining a balanced diet
e) Use of any household items like Mexican pottery that may contain lead or
harmful substances
Correct Answers: a) Iron deficiency
c) Potential harm to the baby from ingesting non-food substances
d) The importance of maintaining a balanced diet
e) Use of any household items like Mexican pottery that may contain lead or
harmful substances
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Rationale: Pica is often associated with iron deficiency, and consuming non-food
substances can harm both the mother and baby. The nurse should also assess for
lead exposure, particularly with certain types of pottery or other household items.
Educating the client about proper nutrition and a balanced diet is essential.
The nurse is educating a pregnant client about routine screening for anemia.
When should hematocrit (Hct) and hemoglobin (Hgb) tests be performed during
pregnancy? (Select all that apply.)
a) First prenatal visit
b) Late second trimester
c) Early third trimester
d) Postpartum period
e) Only if the client reports fatigue
Correct Answers: a) First prenatal visit
b) Late second trimester
c) Early third trimester
Rationale: Hematocrit and hemoglobin tests are typically performed at the first
prenatal visit, during the late second trimester, and early third trimester to screen
for anemia and ensure proper iron levels during pregnancy.
A pregnant client has been diagnosed with polyhydramnios. Which of the
following conditions are commonly associated with this condition?
a) Maternal hypertension
b) Fetomaternal hemorrhage
c) Renal agenesis
d) Chronic kidney disease
Correct Answer: b) Fetomaternal hemorrhage
Rationale: Polyhydramnios is associated with poorly controlled diabetes,
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