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What class of antihypertensive medication is
recommended in pregnancy since it has been shown not
to increase the chance of new onset diabetes by
improving sensitivity to insulin glycemic control?
a. Ace inhibitors
b. Beta Blockers
c. Calcium Channel Blockers - Answer-a
An antihypertensive that Is contraindicated during the
second and third trimester of pregnancy is
a. Ace inhibitors (Ex: captopril, enalapril, ramipril)
b. Calcium channel blockers (Nifedipine)
c. Combined alpha - beta blockers (Labetolol) - Answer-a
The primary indication for the use of magnesium sulfate in
preeclampsia is
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a. lowering the blood pressure
b. prevention of HELLP
c. seizure prophylaxis - Answer-c
A pregnant woman on a continuous infusion of Magnesium
Sulfate for preeclampsia exhibits the following: Respiratory
rare: 14 per minute, Deep tendon reflexes: decreased with
clonus, absent mental status: awake and alert . The most
appropriate nursing action is to
a. decrease the infusion rate
b. discontinue the infusion rate
c. maintain the infusion rate - Answer-b
Compared to the general population, woman with
pregestational diabetes are how likely to deliver a baby
with a major congenital anomaly?
a. 1-2 times more likely
b. 3-4 times more likely
c. 5-6 times more likely - Answer-b
The insulin requirements for most diabetic breastfeeding
mom's is:
a. increased
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b. decreased
c. same - Answer-b
In a normal pregnancy, there is usually a physiologic drop
in blood pressure to its lowest point in the
a. first trimester
b. 2nd trimester
c. 3rd trimester - Answer-b
Which statement best describes the relationship between
maternal and fetal hemoglobin levels?
a. Fetal hemoglobin is higher than maternal hemoglobin
b. Maternal hemoglobin is higher than fetal hemoglobin
c. Maternal and fetal hemoglobin are the same - Answer-a
The cardiac output during pregnancy
a. decreases by 23%
b. Increases by 30-50%
c. remains the same - Answer-b
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The tocolytic that is contraindicated in the diabetic woman
is
a. Magnesium Sulfate
b. Nifedipine (Procardia)
Terbutaline (Beta - mimetics) - Answer-c
Compared to the first trimester, the insulin requirements
for the diabetic mother in the third trimester are
a. greater
b. less
c. the same - Answer-a
A Type I (pregestational) diabetic woman at 32 weeks
gestation is admitted with complaints of abdominal pain,
nausea and vomiting over the last 48 hours. she states
she omitted her insulin last evening and this morning since
she could not eat. Her vital signs are 138/86 T-99 P-120 R
32. Her arterial blood gas ph is 7.02. These findings
indicate
a. eugylcemia
b. insulin shock
c. ketoacidoses - Answer-c
RNC NIC || MOST RECENT EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE
612 REAL VERIFIED EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM!!!
What class of antihypertensive medication is
recommended in pregnancy since it has been shown not
to increase the chance of new onset diabetes by
improving sensitivity to insulin glycemic control?
a. Ace inhibitors
b. Beta Blockers
c. Calcium Channel Blockers - Answer-a
An antihypertensive that Is contraindicated during the
second and third trimester of pregnancy is
a. Ace inhibitors (Ex: captopril, enalapril, ramipril)
b. Calcium channel blockers (Nifedipine)
c. Combined alpha - beta blockers (Labetolol) - Answer-a
The primary indication for the use of magnesium sulfate in
preeclampsia is
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a. lowering the blood pressure
b. prevention of HELLP
c. seizure prophylaxis - Answer-c
A pregnant woman on a continuous infusion of Magnesium
Sulfate for preeclampsia exhibits the following: Respiratory
rare: 14 per minute, Deep tendon reflexes: decreased with
clonus, absent mental status: awake and alert . The most
appropriate nursing action is to
a. decrease the infusion rate
b. discontinue the infusion rate
c. maintain the infusion rate - Answer-b
Compared to the general population, woman with
pregestational diabetes are how likely to deliver a baby
with a major congenital anomaly?
a. 1-2 times more likely
b. 3-4 times more likely
c. 5-6 times more likely - Answer-b
The insulin requirements for most diabetic breastfeeding
mom's is:
a. increased
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b. decreased
c. same - Answer-b
In a normal pregnancy, there is usually a physiologic drop
in blood pressure to its lowest point in the
a. first trimester
b. 2nd trimester
c. 3rd trimester - Answer-b
Which statement best describes the relationship between
maternal and fetal hemoglobin levels?
a. Fetal hemoglobin is higher than maternal hemoglobin
b. Maternal hemoglobin is higher than fetal hemoglobin
c. Maternal and fetal hemoglobin are the same - Answer-a
The cardiac output during pregnancy
a. decreases by 23%
b. Increases by 30-50%
c. remains the same - Answer-b
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The tocolytic that is contraindicated in the diabetic woman
is
a. Magnesium Sulfate
b. Nifedipine (Procardia)
Terbutaline (Beta - mimetics) - Answer-c
Compared to the first trimester, the insulin requirements
for the diabetic mother in the third trimester are
a. greater
b. less
c. the same - Answer-a
A Type I (pregestational) diabetic woman at 32 weeks
gestation is admitted with complaints of abdominal pain,
nausea and vomiting over the last 48 hours. she states
she omitted her insulin last evening and this morning since
she could not eat. Her vital signs are 138/86 T-99 P-120 R
32. Her arterial blood gas ph is 7.02. These findings
indicate
a. eugylcemia
b. insulin shock
c. ketoacidoses - Answer-c
