OB/PEDS HESI EXAM (NEWEST EXAM 2025) |
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Monitoring for fetal D.
position is important Regional blocks, especially epidural and caudal, often
because the mother result in assisted delivery due to inability to push
cannot tell you she has effectively in the 2nd stage.
back pain, which is the
cardinal sign of persistant
posterior fetal position.
Why do the regional
blocks, especially epidural
and caudal, often result in
assisted delivery?
A. inability to push
effectively in 3rd stage
B. inability to push
effectively in 4th stage
C. inability to push
effectively in 1st stage
D. inability to push
effectively in 2nd stage
,Early detection of D.
rheumatoid arthritis can A nurse should advise the client to perform exercises
decrease the amount of slowly and smoothly so that no extra pain occurs
bone and joint destruction
and often the disease will
go into remission. What
activity recommendations
should the nurse provide a
client with rheumatoid
arthritis?
A. Exercise of painful,
swollen joints to
strengthen them
B. Exercise joint to the
point of pain so that the
pain lessens
C. Make Jerky movements
during the exercise so that
the pain lessens
D. Perform exercises
slowly and smoothly
,A patient who is 32 weeks D.
gestation has the The nurse must use knowledge base to diffferentiate
following symptoms: dark, betewwn abruptia placentae from placenta previa.
red vaginal bleeding, 100
bpm FHR, rigid abdomen
and severe pain. What is
the difference between
abruptio placentae and
placenta previa?
A. Aruptio placentae:
painless bright red
bleeding occurring in the
third trimester
B. Abruptio placentae:
occurs in the second
trimester
C. Placenta previa: occurs
in the second trimester
D. Placenta previa:
painless bright red
bleeding occurring in the
third trimester
A patient who is 32 weeks A.
gestation is experiencing The nurse should immediately notify the healthcare
dark red vaginal bleeding provider and no abdominal or vaginal manipulation or
and the nurse determines exams should be done. Administer O2 per face mask
the FHR to be 100 bpm and monitor for bleeding at IV sites and gums due to
and her abdomen is rigid the increased risk of DIC
and board like. What
action should the nurse
take first?
A. Administer O2 per face
mask
B. Abdominal manipulation
C. vaginal manipulation
D. Abdominal exam
, A nurse must use D.
knowledge base to Patients with abruptio placentae or placventa previa
differentiate between should have No abdominal or vaginal manipulation.
abruptio placentae from No Leopold's maneuvers. No vaginal exams. No rectal
plaventa previa. What exams, enemas, or suppositories. No internal
assessments should be monitoring
done in case of a patient
suspected of abruptio
placentae or placenta
previa.
A. abdominal or vaginal
manipulation
B. Leopold's maneuvers
C. internal monitoring
D. Monitor for bleeding at
IV sites and gums due to
increased risk of DIC
A patient suspected of A.
abruptio placentae or DIC is related to fetal demise, infection/sepis,
placenta previa should be pregnancy-induced hypertension ( Preeclampsia) and
monitorized for bleeding abruptio placentae. Cervical carcinoma is related to
at IV sites and gums due podophyllin
to increased risk of DIC.
What isn't DIC related to?
A. cervical carcinoma
B. fetal demise
C. infection/sepsis
D. pregnancy-induced
hypertension
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+
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Terms in this set (102)
Monitoring for fetal D.
position is important Regional blocks, especially epidural and caudal, often
because the mother result in assisted delivery due to inability to push
cannot tell you she has effectively in the 2nd stage.
back pain, which is the
cardinal sign of persistant
posterior fetal position.
Why do the regional
blocks, especially epidural
and caudal, often result in
assisted delivery?
A. inability to push
effectively in 3rd stage
B. inability to push
effectively in 4th stage
C. inability to push
effectively in 1st stage
D. inability to push
effectively in 2nd stage
,Early detection of D.
rheumatoid arthritis can A nurse should advise the client to perform exercises
decrease the amount of slowly and smoothly so that no extra pain occurs
bone and joint destruction
and often the disease will
go into remission. What
activity recommendations
should the nurse provide a
client with rheumatoid
arthritis?
A. Exercise of painful,
swollen joints to
strengthen them
B. Exercise joint to the
point of pain so that the
pain lessens
C. Make Jerky movements
during the exercise so that
the pain lessens
D. Perform exercises
slowly and smoothly
,A patient who is 32 weeks D.
gestation has the The nurse must use knowledge base to diffferentiate
following symptoms: dark, betewwn abruptia placentae from placenta previa.
red vaginal bleeding, 100
bpm FHR, rigid abdomen
and severe pain. What is
the difference between
abruptio placentae and
placenta previa?
A. Aruptio placentae:
painless bright red
bleeding occurring in the
third trimester
B. Abruptio placentae:
occurs in the second
trimester
C. Placenta previa: occurs
in the second trimester
D. Placenta previa:
painless bright red
bleeding occurring in the
third trimester
A patient who is 32 weeks A.
gestation is experiencing The nurse should immediately notify the healthcare
dark red vaginal bleeding provider and no abdominal or vaginal manipulation or
and the nurse determines exams should be done. Administer O2 per face mask
the FHR to be 100 bpm and monitor for bleeding at IV sites and gums due to
and her abdomen is rigid the increased risk of DIC
and board like. What
action should the nurse
take first?
A. Administer O2 per face
mask
B. Abdominal manipulation
C. vaginal manipulation
D. Abdominal exam
, A nurse must use D.
knowledge base to Patients with abruptio placentae or placventa previa
differentiate between should have No abdominal or vaginal manipulation.
abruptio placentae from No Leopold's maneuvers. No vaginal exams. No rectal
plaventa previa. What exams, enemas, or suppositories. No internal
assessments should be monitoring
done in case of a patient
suspected of abruptio
placentae or placenta
previa.
A. abdominal or vaginal
manipulation
B. Leopold's maneuvers
C. internal monitoring
D. Monitor for bleeding at
IV sites and gums due to
increased risk of DIC
A patient suspected of A.
abruptio placentae or DIC is related to fetal demise, infection/sepis,
placenta previa should be pregnancy-induced hypertension ( Preeclampsia) and
monitorized for bleeding abruptio placentae. Cervical carcinoma is related to
at IV sites and gums due podophyllin
to increased risk of DIC.
What isn't DIC related to?
A. cervical carcinoma
B. fetal demise
C. infection/sepsis
D. pregnancy-induced
hypertension
