NSG 3500 EXAM 2 COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY SHEET 2026 PRACTICE QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION PACK GRADED A+
⩥ If you had a patient that was a prima gravida and was in pain for
labor, is that a high-priority patient ?
Answer: No it's not a priority
⩥ If I had a baby with a baseline that is in normal range, and you are
having accelerations, are you worried about seeing that patient right
away
Answer: No, it's normal
⩥ If I have a patient who has ruptured membranes, and its not clear and
its green tinge and has an odor would I want to see her first?
Answer: Yes, it's a priority. Meconium is in fluid and baby could aspirate
⩥ Do we ever want a patient to push before she is 10cm dilated
Answer: No she could rupture or lacerate her cervix
⩥ if a patient had a contraction at 10am, then 10:06am, then 10:12am,
what's her frequency
, Answer: she has a q6
-frequency is the amount of minutes from the first contraction to the next
⩥ Strong contraction
Answer: hard like your forehead
⩥ Moderate contraction
Answer: feels like chin
⩥ Mild contraction
Answer: feels like nose
⩥ Patient that is 6cm dilated is saying she feels the urge to push what do
you do?
Answer: TELL HER NO and to blow through her mouth
⩥ If mum has a fever of 100.4 and her WBC is high, what do you do?
Answer: Low grade fever is normal, we just provide fluids
⩥ Baby had late D cells, and no variability. What do you do?
Answer: YOU BETTER BE CALLING THE PCP.
STUDY SHEET 2026 PRACTICE QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS FULL
SOLUTION PACK GRADED A+
⩥ If you had a patient that was a prima gravida and was in pain for
labor, is that a high-priority patient ?
Answer: No it's not a priority
⩥ If I had a baby with a baseline that is in normal range, and you are
having accelerations, are you worried about seeing that patient right
away
Answer: No, it's normal
⩥ If I have a patient who has ruptured membranes, and its not clear and
its green tinge and has an odor would I want to see her first?
Answer: Yes, it's a priority. Meconium is in fluid and baby could aspirate
⩥ Do we ever want a patient to push before she is 10cm dilated
Answer: No she could rupture or lacerate her cervix
⩥ if a patient had a contraction at 10am, then 10:06am, then 10:12am,
what's her frequency
, Answer: she has a q6
-frequency is the amount of minutes from the first contraction to the next
⩥ Strong contraction
Answer: hard like your forehead
⩥ Moderate contraction
Answer: feels like chin
⩥ Mild contraction
Answer: feels like nose
⩥ Patient that is 6cm dilated is saying she feels the urge to push what do
you do?
Answer: TELL HER NO and to blow through her mouth
⩥ If mum has a fever of 100.4 and her WBC is high, what do you do?
Answer: Low grade fever is normal, we just provide fluids
⩥ Baby had late D cells, and no variability. What do you do?
Answer: YOU BETTER BE CALLING THE PCP.
