Obstetrics & Maternity Nursing Practice Questions
& Answers
Original NCLEX-style practice resource.
,Question 1 (Prenatal Care): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 2 (Fetal Development): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 3 (Labor): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 4 (Delivery): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 5 (Postpartum): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 6 (Newborn Care): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
, Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 7 (High-Risk Pregnancy): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 8 (Fetal Monitoring): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 9 (Breastfeeding): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 10 (Obstetric Emergencies): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 11 (Prenatal Care): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 12 (Fetal Development): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
& Answers
Original NCLEX-style practice resource.
,Question 1 (Prenatal Care): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 2 (Fetal Development): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 3 (Labor): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 4 (Delivery): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 5 (Postpartum): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 6 (Newborn Care): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
, Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 7 (High-Risk Pregnancy): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 8 (Fetal Monitoring): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 9 (Breastfeeding): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 10 (Obstetric Emergencies): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 11 (Prenatal Care): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
C. Ignore findings
D. Wait for routine rounds
Rationale: Assessment is typically the first nursing priority before implementing interventions
unless an immediate life-threatening situation requires action.
Question 12 (Fetal Development): What is the priority nursing action?
A. Assess the patient
B. Delay intervention
