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HESI MATERNITY VERSION 1 OB EXAM RATED A+ 28 wk gestation pt calls the antepartal clinic about bleeding a small amount of bright red blood with no uterine contractions, but is not bleeding anymore. What may this possibly be? - ANSWER>>Placenta previa Is bleeding a small amount of bright red blood life-threatening to the fetus? - ANSWER>>It is not at risk for hypovolemia or life-threatening. What may sudden onset bleeding with present uterine contractions indicate? - ANSWER&...

HESI MATERNITY VERSION 1 OB EXAM RATED A+ 28 wk gestation pt calls the antepartal clinic about bleeding a small amount of bright red blood with no uterine contractions, but is not bleeding anymore. What may this possibly be? - ANSWER>>Placenta previa Is bleeding a small amount of bright red blood life-threatening to the fetus? - ANSWER>>It is not at risk for hypovolemia or life-threatening. What may sudden onset bleeding with present uterine contractions indicate? - ANSWER&...

HESI MATERNITY VERSION 1 OB EXAM RATED A+ 28 wk gestation pt calls the antepartal clinic about bleeding a small amount of bright red blood with no uterine contractions, but is not bleeding anymore. What may this possibly be? - ANSWER>>Placenta previa Is bleeding a small amount of bright red blood life-threatening to the fetus? - ANSWER>>It is not at risk for hypovolemia or life-threatening. What may sudden onset bleeding with present uterine contractions indicate? - ANSWER&...

HESI MATERNITY VERSION 1 OB EXAM RATED A+ 28 wk gestation pt calls the antepartal clinic about bleeding a small amount of bright red blood with no uterine contractions, but is not bleeding anymore. What may this possibly be? - ANSWER>>Placenta previa Is bleeding a small amount of bright red blood life-threatening to the fetus? - ANSWER>>It is not at risk for hypovolemia or life-threatening. What may sudden onset bleeding with present uterine contractions indicate? - ANSWER&...

HESI MATERNITY EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Maternity HESI • The LPN/LVN identifies crepitus when examining the chest of a newborn who was delivered vaginally. Which further assessment should the nurse perform? A. Elicit a positive scarf sign on the affected side. B. Observe for an asymmetrical Moro (startle) reflex. C. Watch for swelling of fingers on the affected side. D. Note paralysis of affected extremity and muscles. Correct Answer: B • One hour after giving birth...

HESI MATERNITY EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Maternity HESI • The LPN/LVN identifies crepitus when examining the chest of a newborn who was delivered vaginally. Which further assessment should the nurse perform? A. Elicit a positive scarf sign on the affected side. B. Observe for an asymmetrical Moro (startle) reflex. C. Watch for swelling of fingers on the affected side. D. Note paralysis of affected extremity and muscles. Correct Answer: B • One hour after giving birth...

HESI MATERNITY EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Maternity HESI • The LPN/LVN identifies crepitus when examining the chest of a newborn who was delivered vaginally. Which further assessment should the nurse perform? A. Elicit a positive scarf sign on the affected side. B. Observe for an asymmetrical Moro (startle) reflex. C. Watch for swelling of fingers on the affected side. D. Note paralysis of affected extremity and muscles. Correct Answer: B • One hour after giving birth...

HESI MATERNITY EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Maternity HESI • The LPN/LVN identifies crepitus when examining the chest of a newborn who was delivered vaginally. Which further assessment should the nurse perform? A. Elicit a positive scarf sign on the affected side. B. Observe for an asymmetrical Moro (startle) reflex. C. Watch for swelling of fingers on the affected side. D. Note paralysis of affected extremity and muscles. Correct Answer: B • One hour after giving birth...

HESI MATERNITY EXAM WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS • The LPN/LVN identifies crepitus when examining the chest of a newborn who was delivered vaginally. Which further assessment should the nurse perform? A. Elicit a positive scarf sign on the affected side. B. Observe for an asymmetrical Moro (startle) reflex. C. Watch for swelling of fingers on the affected side. D. Note paralysis of affected extremity and muscles. Correct Answer: B • One hour after giving birth t...

HESI MATERNITY EXAM WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS • The LPN/LVN identifies crepitus when examining the chest of a newborn who was delivered vaginally. Which further assessment should the nurse perform? A. Elicit a positive scarf sign on the affected side. B. Observe for an asymmetrical Moro (startle) reflex. C. Watch for swelling of fingers on the affected side. D. Note paralysis of affected extremity and muscles. Correct Answer: B • One hour after giving birth t...