NUR230 EXAM IV THE CHILDBEARING
COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS VERIFIED
◉ a nurse is educating a client about chorionic villus sampling.
which of the following statements indicates a need for additional
education of the client about this procedure. Answer: the pregnancy
loss rate is 2 times higher with CVS compared to amniocentesis
◉ a nurse is educating a client about percutaneous umbilical blood
sampling. which of the following statements indicates a need for
additional education of the client about this procedure. Answer:
PUBS may be conducted in all trimesters (only 2nd and 3rd)
◉ which of the following statements regarding maternal serum
alpha fetoprotein tests is false. Answer: MSAFP is used as a
screening tool for chromosomal abnormalities in pregnancy
◉ which of the following statements regarding the coombs test are
true. Answer: the coombs test is a test for Rh incompatibility, the
indirect coombs test is a test of the mothers blood and the direct
coombs test is a test of the newborn baby's or fetal blood, if the
maternal coombs test is positive it will give a titer for Rh antibodies
in the maternal blood (>1:8 indicates need for fetal evaluation), fetal
, middle cerebral artery doppler flow studies are used to determine
the severity of fetal hemolytic anemia
◉ the nurse is teaching a prenatal client about cell-free DNA
screening of maternal blood. which of the following statements
indicates a need for additional education of the client about this test.
Answer: this test is now offered to all pregnant women
◉ which of the following statements about the contraction stress
test is false. Answer: CST results are reactive, nonreactive,
suspicious, or equivocal
◉ a pregnant mother's blood type is A-. the father of the baby's
blood type is B+. what is the likelihood that her infant will be Rh
factor +? Rh- factor is autosomal recessive (dd) and Rh+ is
homozygous autosomal dominant (DD). Answer: 100% chance the
infant will be Rh+
◉ all cases of full monosomy are lethal except. Answer: turner
syndrome
◉ which statement most accurately describes dominant genetic
disorders. Answer: the risk factor remains the same no matter how
many affected children are already in the family
COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS VERIFIED
◉ a nurse is educating a client about chorionic villus sampling.
which of the following statements indicates a need for additional
education of the client about this procedure. Answer: the pregnancy
loss rate is 2 times higher with CVS compared to amniocentesis
◉ a nurse is educating a client about percutaneous umbilical blood
sampling. which of the following statements indicates a need for
additional education of the client about this procedure. Answer:
PUBS may be conducted in all trimesters (only 2nd and 3rd)
◉ which of the following statements regarding maternal serum
alpha fetoprotein tests is false. Answer: MSAFP is used as a
screening tool for chromosomal abnormalities in pregnancy
◉ which of the following statements regarding the coombs test are
true. Answer: the coombs test is a test for Rh incompatibility, the
indirect coombs test is a test of the mothers blood and the direct
coombs test is a test of the newborn baby's or fetal blood, if the
maternal coombs test is positive it will give a titer for Rh antibodies
in the maternal blood (>1:8 indicates need for fetal evaluation), fetal
, middle cerebral artery doppler flow studies are used to determine
the severity of fetal hemolytic anemia
◉ the nurse is teaching a prenatal client about cell-free DNA
screening of maternal blood. which of the following statements
indicates a need for additional education of the client about this test.
Answer: this test is now offered to all pregnant women
◉ which of the following statements about the contraction stress
test is false. Answer: CST results are reactive, nonreactive,
suspicious, or equivocal
◉ a pregnant mother's blood type is A-. the father of the baby's
blood type is B+. what is the likelihood that her infant will be Rh
factor +? Rh- factor is autosomal recessive (dd) and Rh+ is
homozygous autosomal dominant (DD). Answer: 100% chance the
infant will be Rh+
◉ all cases of full monosomy are lethal except. Answer: turner
syndrome
◉ which statement most accurately describes dominant genetic
disorders. Answer: the risk factor remains the same no matter how
many affected children are already in the family
