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NUR 114 EXAM 1 || MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL
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CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS|
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6. The maternal serum alfa-fetal protein (MSAFP) sample
collected from the patient at 16 weeks gestation indicated
that this pregnancy is at high-risk for having Down
Syndrome. The patient is informed that she will require
further diagnostic testing. For these findings, the MSAFP
level was
a. Decreased
b. Increased - Answer-A
8. The pregnant patient's lab values obtained on the first
prenatal visit has indicated that the rubella titer is negative.
The nurse should
a. Offer the patient the rubella vaccine at the next prenatal
visit
b. Inform the patient of the dangers of not receiving the
rubella vaccine prior to delivery
c. Prepare the patient to receive the vaccine within 72
hours from the birth of her child
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d. Explain to the patient that a negative titer indicated that
she is immune to rubella at this time - Answer-C
9. The post-partum patient delivered five hours ago and
has cool, clammy skin, and she is restless. The patient is
excessively thirsty. The nurse's first action is to
a. Obtain maternal vital signs
b. Notify the healthcare provider
c. Massage the fundus of uterus
d. Calculate total urinary output since delivery - Answer-C
10. The patient arrives to the emergency department
bleeding heavily. She reports being 32-weeks pregnant,
heavy smoker, her vital signs are stable, fetal heart
baseline is within the normal range, and she denies pain.
Other assessment findings include the abdomen is soft
and non-tender, fundal height appropriate for gestational
age and there are no contractions. Upon inspection of the
peri-pad you note it is moderately saturated with bright-red
bleeding. This patient is experiencing
a. Placental abruption
b. Placenta previa
c. Threatened abortion
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d. Inevitable abortion - Answer-B
1. A 34-week gestation patient phones the health care
providers office with concerns about feeling light headed.
She states she is dizzy while lying down and states that
she "feels like I could pass out." She also reports she has
awakened in the middle of the night feeling this way. The
nurse should
a. Instruct the patient to see the HCP right away to have
her blood pressure checked
b. Discuss supine hypertension with the patient and
encourage her to avoid lying flat on her back
c. Reassure the patient that this is a normal finding for the
pregnant patient
d. Inform the patient to increase her fluid intake to two
liters a day - Answer-B
2. Signs of pre-eclampsia include hypertension,
generalized edema, and __________.
a. Blurred vision
b. Proteinuria
c. +2 reflexes
d. Increased urinary output - Answer-B
NUR 114 EXAM 1 || MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL VERIFIED EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS|
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM!!!
6. The maternal serum alfa-fetal protein (MSAFP) sample
collected from the patient at 16 weeks gestation indicated
that this pregnancy is at high-risk for having Down
Syndrome. The patient is informed that she will require
further diagnostic testing. For these findings, the MSAFP
level was
a. Decreased
b. Increased - Answer-A
8. The pregnant patient's lab values obtained on the first
prenatal visit has indicated that the rubella titer is negative.
The nurse should
a. Offer the patient the rubella vaccine at the next prenatal
visit
b. Inform the patient of the dangers of not receiving the
rubella vaccine prior to delivery
c. Prepare the patient to receive the vaccine within 72
hours from the birth of her child
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d. Explain to the patient that a negative titer indicated that
she is immune to rubella at this time - Answer-C
9. The post-partum patient delivered five hours ago and
has cool, clammy skin, and she is restless. The patient is
excessively thirsty. The nurse's first action is to
a. Obtain maternal vital signs
b. Notify the healthcare provider
c. Massage the fundus of uterus
d. Calculate total urinary output since delivery - Answer-C
10. The patient arrives to the emergency department
bleeding heavily. She reports being 32-weeks pregnant,
heavy smoker, her vital signs are stable, fetal heart
baseline is within the normal range, and she denies pain.
Other assessment findings include the abdomen is soft
and non-tender, fundal height appropriate for gestational
age and there are no contractions. Upon inspection of the
peri-pad you note it is moderately saturated with bright-red
bleeding. This patient is experiencing
a. Placental abruption
b. Placenta previa
c. Threatened abortion
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d. Inevitable abortion - Answer-B
1. A 34-week gestation patient phones the health care
providers office with concerns about feeling light headed.
She states she is dizzy while lying down and states that
she "feels like I could pass out." She also reports she has
awakened in the middle of the night feeling this way. The
nurse should
a. Instruct the patient to see the HCP right away to have
her blood pressure checked
b. Discuss supine hypertension with the patient and
encourage her to avoid lying flat on her back
c. Reassure the patient that this is a normal finding for the
pregnant patient
d. Inform the patient to increase her fluid intake to two
liters a day - Answer-B
2. Signs of pre-eclampsia include hypertension,
generalized edema, and __________.
a. Blurred vision
b. Proteinuria
c. +2 reflexes
d. Increased urinary output - Answer-B
