WGU D447 Women’s and Children’s
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What are the priority nursing actions after spontaneous rupture of membranes
(SROM)? (SATA) - correct answer Assess fetal heart rate (FHR),Check the color, odor,
and amount of amniotic fluid, Monitor for signs of infection (fever, tachycardia, foul-
smelling fluid),Assess for umbilical cord prolapse if FHR is abnormal.
What is the priority assessment for a patient who had a vaginal delivery? - correct
answer Fundal height and lochia
How does the fundus feel if there is a postpartum hemorrhage? (SATA) - correct
answer Boggy or soft(uterine atony),High above the umbilicus
Which of the following are abnormal findings on a fundal assessment post-delivery?
(SATA) - correct answer Fundus to the left of the umbilicus &Fundus boggy(Indicates
uterine atony), and above the umbilicus
,Which of the following are signs of postpartum hemorrhage? (SATA) - correct answer
Saturation of a pad within an hour,Sudden drop in blood pressure, Tachycardia
The APGAR score is a quick test used to assess the health of a newborn immediately
after birth. It evaluates five criteria, each scored from 0 to 2, with the total score
ranging from 0 to 10. The criteria are: Appearance (skin color), Pulse (heart rate),
Grimace (reflexes), Activity (muscle tone), and Respiration (breathing effort).
Which of the following are the five criteria of the APGAR score? (SATA - correct
answer Appearance → Evaluates skin color (blue, pink, or a mix).
Pulse → Measures heart rate (absent, below 100, or over 100 bpm).
Activity → Measures muscle tone (flaccid, some movement, or active movement).
Reflexes → Assesses grimace response (no response, some grimace, or
cough/sneeze).
FRespiration → Evaluates breathing effort (absent, slow/irregular, or good cry).
What APGAR score would be assigned to a newborn with the following findings?
Appearance: Body pink, extremities blue
,Pulse: 90 bpm
Grimace: Grimaces when stimulated
Activity: Some flexion of the arms and legs
Respiration: Slow, irregular - correct answer 7-Appearance: 1 point (body pink,
extremities blue).
Pulse: 1 point (below 100 bpm).
Grimace: 1 point (grimaces).
Activity: 1 point (some flexion).
Respiration: 1 point (slow/irregular).
Total: 7 points.
Which of the following actions should be taken when performing an initial physical
assessment of a newborn? (SATA) - correct answer Measure the newborn's head and
chest circumference. Assess reflexes such as the Moro reflex.Check for a patent anus.
Perform a full body assessment before any interventions
Which of the following is true regarding gestational hypertension and HELLP
syndrome? (Select all that apply.) - correct answer Gestational hypertension is
, diagnosed when blood pressure is elevated after 20 weeks of gestation without
proteinuria or signs of end-organ damage.
HELLP syndrome is a severe form of preeclampsia characterized by hemolysis,
elevated liver enzymes, and low platelet count.
HELLP syndrome increases the risk of complications such as liver rupture, stroke, and
disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
Women with gestational hypertension are at increased risk for developing
preeclampsia.
What are the key nursing interventions for a patient diagnosed with chronic
hypertension in pregnancy?(Select all that apply.) - correct answer Monitor blood
pressure regularly.Educate the patient on lifestyle modifications (e.g., diet,
exercise).Administer labetalol or methyldopa as prescribed.
What are the clinical manifestations of eclampsia?
(Select all that apply.) - correct answer Seizures. Severe headache. Elevated blood
pressure. Visual disturbances. HELLP SYNDROME
Health (Latest Update )
Questions with Correct Answers {Grade
A}100% Verified
What are the priority nursing actions after spontaneous rupture of membranes
(SROM)? (SATA) - correct answer Assess fetal heart rate (FHR),Check the color, odor,
and amount of amniotic fluid, Monitor for signs of infection (fever, tachycardia, foul-
smelling fluid),Assess for umbilical cord prolapse if FHR is abnormal.
What is the priority assessment for a patient who had a vaginal delivery? - correct
answer Fundal height and lochia
How does the fundus feel if there is a postpartum hemorrhage? (SATA) - correct
answer Boggy or soft(uterine atony),High above the umbilicus
Which of the following are abnormal findings on a fundal assessment post-delivery?
(SATA) - correct answer Fundus to the left of the umbilicus &Fundus boggy(Indicates
uterine atony), and above the umbilicus
,Which of the following are signs of postpartum hemorrhage? (SATA) - correct answer
Saturation of a pad within an hour,Sudden drop in blood pressure, Tachycardia
The APGAR score is a quick test used to assess the health of a newborn immediately
after birth. It evaluates five criteria, each scored from 0 to 2, with the total score
ranging from 0 to 10. The criteria are: Appearance (skin color), Pulse (heart rate),
Grimace (reflexes), Activity (muscle tone), and Respiration (breathing effort).
Which of the following are the five criteria of the APGAR score? (SATA - correct
answer Appearance → Evaluates skin color (blue, pink, or a mix).
Pulse → Measures heart rate (absent, below 100, or over 100 bpm).
Activity → Measures muscle tone (flaccid, some movement, or active movement).
Reflexes → Assesses grimace response (no response, some grimace, or
cough/sneeze).
FRespiration → Evaluates breathing effort (absent, slow/irregular, or good cry).
What APGAR score would be assigned to a newborn with the following findings?
Appearance: Body pink, extremities blue
,Pulse: 90 bpm
Grimace: Grimaces when stimulated
Activity: Some flexion of the arms and legs
Respiration: Slow, irregular - correct answer 7-Appearance: 1 point (body pink,
extremities blue).
Pulse: 1 point (below 100 bpm).
Grimace: 1 point (grimaces).
Activity: 1 point (some flexion).
Respiration: 1 point (slow/irregular).
Total: 7 points.
Which of the following actions should be taken when performing an initial physical
assessment of a newborn? (SATA) - correct answer Measure the newborn's head and
chest circumference. Assess reflexes such as the Moro reflex.Check for a patent anus.
Perform a full body assessment before any interventions
Which of the following is true regarding gestational hypertension and HELLP
syndrome? (Select all that apply.) - correct answer Gestational hypertension is
, diagnosed when blood pressure is elevated after 20 weeks of gestation without
proteinuria or signs of end-organ damage.
HELLP syndrome is a severe form of preeclampsia characterized by hemolysis,
elevated liver enzymes, and low platelet count.
HELLP syndrome increases the risk of complications such as liver rupture, stroke, and
disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
Women with gestational hypertension are at increased risk for developing
preeclampsia.
What are the key nursing interventions for a patient diagnosed with chronic
hypertension in pregnancy?(Select all that apply.) - correct answer Monitor blood
pressure regularly.Educate the patient on lifestyle modifications (e.g., diet,
exercise).Administer labetalol or methyldopa as prescribed.
What are the clinical manifestations of eclampsia?
(Select all that apply.) - correct answer Seizures. Severe headache. Elevated blood
pressure. Visual disturbances. HELLP SYNDROME
