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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Antepartum Assessment
2. Prenatal Risk Factors
3. Labor and Delivery
4. Stages of Labor
5. Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring
6. Obstetric Emergencies
7. High-Risk Labor and Birth
8. Cesarean Birth Care
9. Postpartum Assessment
10. Postpartum Complications
11. Newborn Assessment
12. Normal Newborn Care
13. High-Risk Newborn Care
14. Maternal-Newborn Medications
15. Patient Teaching and Discharge Planning
, 16. Priority Nursing Interventions
17. Practice Questions
18. Answer Key with Rationales
CHAPTER 1: Antepartum Assessment QUESTIONS :
Antepartum assessment focuses on systematic evaluation of maternal
and fetal well-being throughout pregnancy using history, physical
examination, laboratory testing, risk identification, and fetal
surveillance. Nurses assess gestational progress, recognize
complications early, promote health education, ensure safety, and
support clinical decision-making to optimize maternal outcomes and
fetal development across prenatal care settings.
1. A nurse performing the initial prenatal visit understands the
primary purpose of antepartum assessment is to:
A. Confirm fetal gender
B. Identify maternal-fetal risks early
C. Schedule delivery planning
D. Limit laboratory testing
Correct Answer: B
, Rationale: Antepartum assessment identifies maternal and fetal
risks early to prevent complications. Gender identification and
delivery planning occur later; laboratory testing supports
screening rather than limiting evaluation.
2. Which measurement best estimates gestational age during
prenatal assessment?
A. Maternal blood pressure
B. Fundal height
C. Maternal pulse
D. Temperature
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Fundal height correlates with gestational age after 20
weeks. Vital signs monitor maternal status but do not estimate
fetal growth progression directly.
3. A nurse notes a fundal height of 28 cm at 28 weeks gestation.
What is the interpretation?
A. Growth restriction suspected
B. Normal finding