PN 3003 MAT PED FINAL EXAM Newest 2025/2026
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1. While you are preparing for her examination, Lynn expresses feeling of
strength and vitality. You note she is flushed. She feels warm and dry to the
touch. You recall from your training that this problem is called:
A. Cardiac tamponade
B. Sensitivity hypertension
C. Kernicterus
D. Supine hypotension
2. From your experience working in the prenatal clinic, you recall that this
syndrome is caused by what?
A. Clots forming in the lower legs
B. The first indication Lynn is starting labour
C. Pressure of the uterus and fetus on the minor blood vessels
D. Consuming alcohol
3. You recognize Lynn's symptoms and know exactly how to alleviate them. You
assist Lynn to do which of the following?
A. Remove her restrictive clothing
B. Remain in a lying position with her legs raised
C. Remove pillows from under her head
D. To lay in the left lateral position
4. Even after repositioning Lynn, she only feels significantly better. She states,
"Now I feel okay, and I have no complaints" As her condition improves, you
decide to do what?
A. Give her some water to help hydrate her
B. Take away her call bell since she's feeling better, and you have other duties
C. Have a co-worker stay with her as you consult with her physician.
D. Remove the low-flow O2 at 3 L/min per mask
, 5. A few hours after being admitted, Julie becomes very restless, flushed, irritable
and perspires profusely. She states that she is going to vomit. Which stage of
labour is Julie in?
A. Late stage
B. Third stage
C. Second stage
D. Transition stage
6. Which of the following signs would be NOT be displayed by Julie when she is
close to the delivery of her infant?
A. She would become irritable and not follow instructions.
B. Her perineum would begin to bulge with each contraction.
C. There would be an decrease in the amount of bloody discharge from the
vagina.
D. The contractions would occur every 2 - 3 minutes and last 60 seconds.
7. Julie delivers a healthy infant. Four hours after a vaginal delivery, she still has
not voided. What would be the nurse's initial action?
A. Palpate her suprapubic area for distension.
B. Encourage voiding by placing her on a bedpan frequently.
C. Place her hands in cold water to discourage micturition.
D. Inform the physician of her inability to void and await orders
8. Which nursing intervention would the nurse perform during the fourth stage of
labour?
A. Administer pain medication and monitor vital signs.
B. Assess uterine contractions every 30 minutes.
C. Coach for effective maternal pushing.
D. Promote parent-newborn interactions
9. Isabelle tells the nurse, "This is the fourth time I have been pregnant. I had an
abortion when I was a teenager and then delivered a baby girl when I was 20. Last
year, I had a miscarriage when I was 8 weeks pregnant." How would the nurse
record Isabelle's pregnancy status?
Complete Questions And Correct Detailed Answers
(Verified Answers) |Brand New Version!!
1. While you are preparing for her examination, Lynn expresses feeling of
strength and vitality. You note she is flushed. She feels warm and dry to the
touch. You recall from your training that this problem is called:
A. Cardiac tamponade
B. Sensitivity hypertension
C. Kernicterus
D. Supine hypotension
2. From your experience working in the prenatal clinic, you recall that this
syndrome is caused by what?
A. Clots forming in the lower legs
B. The first indication Lynn is starting labour
C. Pressure of the uterus and fetus on the minor blood vessels
D. Consuming alcohol
3. You recognize Lynn's symptoms and know exactly how to alleviate them. You
assist Lynn to do which of the following?
A. Remove her restrictive clothing
B. Remain in a lying position with her legs raised
C. Remove pillows from under her head
D. To lay in the left lateral position
4. Even after repositioning Lynn, she only feels significantly better. She states,
"Now I feel okay, and I have no complaints" As her condition improves, you
decide to do what?
A. Give her some water to help hydrate her
B. Take away her call bell since she's feeling better, and you have other duties
C. Have a co-worker stay with her as you consult with her physician.
D. Remove the low-flow O2 at 3 L/min per mask
, 5. A few hours after being admitted, Julie becomes very restless, flushed, irritable
and perspires profusely. She states that she is going to vomit. Which stage of
labour is Julie in?
A. Late stage
B. Third stage
C. Second stage
D. Transition stage
6. Which of the following signs would be NOT be displayed by Julie when she is
close to the delivery of her infant?
A. She would become irritable and not follow instructions.
B. Her perineum would begin to bulge with each contraction.
C. There would be an decrease in the amount of bloody discharge from the
vagina.
D. The contractions would occur every 2 - 3 minutes and last 60 seconds.
7. Julie delivers a healthy infant. Four hours after a vaginal delivery, she still has
not voided. What would be the nurse's initial action?
A. Palpate her suprapubic area for distension.
B. Encourage voiding by placing her on a bedpan frequently.
C. Place her hands in cold water to discourage micturition.
D. Inform the physician of her inability to void and await orders
8. Which nursing intervention would the nurse perform during the fourth stage of
labour?
A. Administer pain medication and monitor vital signs.
B. Assess uterine contractions every 30 minutes.
C. Coach for effective maternal pushing.
D. Promote parent-newborn interactions
9. Isabelle tells the nurse, "This is the fourth time I have been pregnant. I had an
abortion when I was a teenager and then delivered a baby girl when I was 20. Last
year, I had a miscarriage when I was 8 weeks pregnant." How would the nurse
record Isabelle's pregnancy status?
