NM705

NM705 MODULE 3A + 3B + 3C EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE What is the incidence of initial/new onset pre-eclampsia in the postpartum period? Less than 6% on average (3-27%) initial postpartum incidence ranges from within the first 48 hours - 7 days but can extend to 6 weeks postpartum What are normal BPs and what are the normal/common deviations from normal <140/90 Blood pressure returns to the client's pre-pregnancy baseline within 24 hour...

NM705 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Incidence of New-Onset Pre-Eclampsia Postpartum <6% on average Normal PP BP <140/90 Headache Warning Signs PP - unusually severe - vision changes such as floaters or spots - right upper quadrant pain - rapid swelling REEDA Redness Ecchymosis Edema Discharge Approximation Characteristics of an Abnormal Incision - hot - swollen - extremely painful and/or red - puss and/...

NM705 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Apgar Criteria (A) Appearance (or color. 0 is blue or pale, 1 is acrocyanotic, and 2 is completely pink) (P) Pulse (0 is no pulse, 1 is <100 BPM, and 2 is >100 BPM) (G) Grimace (or reflex irritability. 0 is no response, 1 is a grimace, and 2 is a cry or active withdrawal) (A) Activity (or muscle tone. 0 is limp, 1 is some flexion, and 2 is active motion) (R) Respirations (0 is absent, 1 is wea...

EXAM 4 NM705 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE List differentials for mastitis spectrum (6) 1. Engorgement 2. Ductal narrowing ("plugged ducts") 3. Galactocele 4. Inflammatory mastitis 5. Bacterial mastitis 6. Breast abscess When can a postpartum client start combined hormonal birth control and why? Not until 3 completed PP weeks due to the increased risk for thromboembolism in the PP timeframe When dose coagulation return to pre-pregnancy pro...

NM705 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE NRP O2 sat in newborns The Neonatal Resuscitation Program targets O2Sat at 60-65% at 1 min, 80-85% at 5 mins 5 APGAR criteria How the newborn is adapting to extrauterine life Apgar scores are done at 1 and 5 minutes for healthy newborns. Infant score <7 at 5min intervals

NM705 MODULE 3 FROM CAMTASIA EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED BF benefits & current research: ⁃ 13 weeks of breastfeeding protects against gastroenteritis for 7 years ⁃ 4 months of breastfeeding protects against otitis media for 3 years ⁃ 15 weeks of breastfeeding protects against respiratory infections for 7 years ⁃ 6 months of breastfeeding protects against Hodgkin's disease ⁃ Any breastfeeding is shown to protect against wheezing bronchitis for ...

NM705 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED When does the canalicular period occur? 16-25 wks What becomes larger in the lungs during the canalicular period? - lumina of bronchi - terminal bronchioles What becomes highly vascular during the canalicular period? - lung tissue What happens to the terminal bronchiole by 24 wks during the canalicular period? - develops 2 or more respiratory bronchioles What does each respiratory bronchiole divide into during the ca...

NM705 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Third Stage of Labor Process of delivering placenta and membranes. Fourth Stage of Labor Begins after placenta delivery, lasts 1 hour. Maternal Postpartum Mortality Causes Includes self-harm, hemorrhage, sepsis, thromboembolism. Normal Blood Pressure Range > 85/60 but < 140/90 mmHg postpartum. Normal Pulse Rate 65-80 bpm at rest, decreases in 10 days. Respiratory Rate Normal range is 12-16 breaths/min at rest. Vital ...

NM705 - STUDY GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Canalicular Period Lumina of bronchi and the terminal bronchioles become larger and lung tissue becomes ______________. Highly vascular. _____ weeks: primordial alveolar ducts (terminal sacs): 24. ________ possible by end of this stage (lung tissue well vascularized). Respiration. 24-26 weeker may survive if given intense care, but die d/t __________ and other system immaturity. Respiratory. ...

NM705 EXAM 2 *STUDY* EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED delayed cord clamping - waiting 2-5 minutes delayed cord clamping provides the newborn with - expansion of blood volume by 20-30 mL - additional RBCs volume = higher iron levels = less IDA during first 6 months of life newborn hypoglycemia occurs - in 1st few days of life newborn hypoglycemia Sx - jitteriness - cyanosis - apnea - hypothermia - poor tone - poor feeding - lethargy - seizures newborn h...