1. What is the primary action to take in the event of cord prolapse?
□ A. Put hand in and lift
□ B. Call for immediate assistance
□ C. Administer oxygen
□ D. Prepare for emergency cesarean
Answer: A. Put hand in and lift
2. What is the recommended position for a baby with a cleft palate during
breastfeeding?
□ A. Upright with head elevated
□ B. Side-lying
□ C. Flat on their back
□ D. Cradle hold
Answer: A. Upright with head elevated
3. What bilirubin level is associated with the risk of Kernicterus?
□ A. > 25
□ B. > 19
□ C. > 15
□ D. > 30
Answer: @.
4. What is a recommended strategy for managing hyperbilirubinemia in infants?
□ A. Limit breastfeeding to every 4 hours
□ B. Use only breast milk
□ C. Increase formula feeding
□ D. Avoid phototherapy
Answer: C. Increase formula feeding
5. What is the purpose of phototherapy in treating jaundice?
□ A. To protect the eyes
□ B. To monitor bilirubin levels
□ C. To provide warmth
□ D. To promote bonding
Answer: A. To protect the eyes
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,6. What is the correct method for using a bulb syringe on an infant?
□ A. Squeeze, insert, then release
□ B. Release, then insert
□ C. Insert and squeeze
□ D. Insert without squeezing
Answer: A. Squeeze, insert, then release
7. What is one benefit of using pacifiers for infants?
□ A. Increases feeding time
□ B. Improves latch during breastfeeding
□ C. Reduces risk of SIDS
□ D. Decreases crying
Answer: C. Reduces risk of SIDS
8. How long is exclusive breastfeeding recommended?
□ A. 6 months
□ B. 9 months
□ C. 3 months
□ D. 1 year
Answer: A. 6 months
9. What is the time frame for taking the morning-after pill after unprotected sex?
□ A. 120 hours
□ B. 72 hours
□ C. 24 hours
□ D. 1 week
Answer: A. 120 hours
10. What is the purpose of a pudendal block during delivery?
□ A. To numb the area for repair
□ B. To relieve anxiety
□ C. To induce labor
□ D. To enhance contractions
Answer: A. To numb the area for repair
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,11. What are the signs and symptoms of mastitis?
□ A. Redness, warmth, swelling, discharge
□ B. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
□ C. Fatigue, headache, fever
□ D. Cough, sore throat, fever
Answer: A. Redness, warmth, swelling, discharge
12. Which client should be prioritized for care based on the provided scenarios?
□ A. Client B with moderate red bleeding
□ B. Client A with a boggy uterus
□ C. Client C with mild cramping
□ D. Client D with stable vitals
Answer: B. Client A with a boggy uterus
13. What is the appropriate intervention when a client's water has broken but
labor has not started?
□ A. Administer Pitocin to augment labor
□ B. Wait for natural labor
□ C. Perform a cesarean section
□ D. Monitor for signs of infection
Answer: A. Administer Pitocin to augment labor
14. What is the characteristic of lochia rubra?
□ A. Pink discharge
□ B. White discharge
□ C. Red discharge
□ D. Brown discharge
Answer: C. Red discharge
15. How long does lochia serosa typically last after childbirth?
□ A. 10-14 days
□ B. 4-10 days
□ C. 1-3 days
□ D. Up to 6 weeks
Answer: B. 4-10 days
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, 16. What is the duration of lochia alba after delivery?
□ A. 3-4 days
□ B. Up to 6 weeks
□ C. 4-10 days
□ D. 1-2 weeks
Answer: B. Up to 6 weeks
17. What is the primary indicator that a breastfeeding baby is receiving enough
food?
□ A. Urinate 6-8 times per day
□ B. Have a high-pitched cry
□ C. Gain weight consistently
□ D. Sleep for long periods
Answer: A. Urinate 6-8 times per day
18. What is the first priority for a baby who is 2 hours old and classified as SGA?
□ A. Daily weight monitoring
□ B. Blood glucose level
□ C. Input and output tracking
□ D. Blood pressure measurement
Answer: B. Blood glucose level
19. What does the Bebenski reflex indicate in infants?
□ A. Fanning of the toes
□ B. Startle reflex
□ C. Grasping reflex
□ D. Rooting reflex
Answer: A. Fanning of the toes
20. What is the purpose of administering exogenous surfactant to preterm
babies?
□ A. To improve feeding
□ B. To reduce jaundice
□ C. To assist with breathing
□ D. To promote weight gain
Answer: C. To assist with breathing
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□ A. Put hand in and lift
□ B. Call for immediate assistance
□ C. Administer oxygen
□ D. Prepare for emergency cesarean
Answer: A. Put hand in and lift
2. What is the recommended position for a baby with a cleft palate during
breastfeeding?
□ A. Upright with head elevated
□ B. Side-lying
□ C. Flat on their back
□ D. Cradle hold
Answer: A. Upright with head elevated
3. What bilirubin level is associated with the risk of Kernicterus?
□ A. > 25
□ B. > 19
□ C. > 15
□ D. > 30
Answer: @.
4. What is a recommended strategy for managing hyperbilirubinemia in infants?
□ A. Limit breastfeeding to every 4 hours
□ B. Use only breast milk
□ C. Increase formula feeding
□ D. Avoid phototherapy
Answer: C. Increase formula feeding
5. What is the purpose of phototherapy in treating jaundice?
□ A. To protect the eyes
□ B. To monitor bilirubin levels
□ C. To provide warmth
□ D. To promote bonding
Answer: A. To protect the eyes
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,6. What is the correct method for using a bulb syringe on an infant?
□ A. Squeeze, insert, then release
□ B. Release, then insert
□ C. Insert and squeeze
□ D. Insert without squeezing
Answer: A. Squeeze, insert, then release
7. What is one benefit of using pacifiers for infants?
□ A. Increases feeding time
□ B. Improves latch during breastfeeding
□ C. Reduces risk of SIDS
□ D. Decreases crying
Answer: C. Reduces risk of SIDS
8. How long is exclusive breastfeeding recommended?
□ A. 6 months
□ B. 9 months
□ C. 3 months
□ D. 1 year
Answer: A. 6 months
9. What is the time frame for taking the morning-after pill after unprotected sex?
□ A. 120 hours
□ B. 72 hours
□ C. 24 hours
□ D. 1 week
Answer: A. 120 hours
10. What is the purpose of a pudendal block during delivery?
□ A. To numb the area for repair
□ B. To relieve anxiety
□ C. To induce labor
□ D. To enhance contractions
Answer: A. To numb the area for repair
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,11. What are the signs and symptoms of mastitis?
□ A. Redness, warmth, swelling, discharge
□ B. Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
□ C. Fatigue, headache, fever
□ D. Cough, sore throat, fever
Answer: A. Redness, warmth, swelling, discharge
12. Which client should be prioritized for care based on the provided scenarios?
□ A. Client B with moderate red bleeding
□ B. Client A with a boggy uterus
□ C. Client C with mild cramping
□ D. Client D with stable vitals
Answer: B. Client A with a boggy uterus
13. What is the appropriate intervention when a client's water has broken but
labor has not started?
□ A. Administer Pitocin to augment labor
□ B. Wait for natural labor
□ C. Perform a cesarean section
□ D. Monitor for signs of infection
Answer: A. Administer Pitocin to augment labor
14. What is the characteristic of lochia rubra?
□ A. Pink discharge
□ B. White discharge
□ C. Red discharge
□ D. Brown discharge
Answer: C. Red discharge
15. How long does lochia serosa typically last after childbirth?
□ A. 10-14 days
□ B. 4-10 days
□ C. 1-3 days
□ D. Up to 6 weeks
Answer: B. 4-10 days
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, 16. What is the duration of lochia alba after delivery?
□ A. 3-4 days
□ B. Up to 6 weeks
□ C. 4-10 days
□ D. 1-2 weeks
Answer: B. Up to 6 weeks
17. What is the primary indicator that a breastfeeding baby is receiving enough
food?
□ A. Urinate 6-8 times per day
□ B. Have a high-pitched cry
□ C. Gain weight consistently
□ D. Sleep for long periods
Answer: A. Urinate 6-8 times per day
18. What is the first priority for a baby who is 2 hours old and classified as SGA?
□ A. Daily weight monitoring
□ B. Blood glucose level
□ C. Input and output tracking
□ D. Blood pressure measurement
Answer: B. Blood glucose level
19. What does the Bebenski reflex indicate in infants?
□ A. Fanning of the toes
□ B. Startle reflex
□ C. Grasping reflex
□ D. Rooting reflex
Answer: A. Fanning of the toes
20. What is the purpose of administering exogenous surfactant to preterm
babies?
□ A. To improve feeding
□ B. To reduce jaundice
□ C. To assist with breathing
□ D. To promote weight gain
Answer: C. To assist with breathing
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