TEST 1 OF SAFE MATERNITY AND PEDIATRIC NURSING CARE |VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS|GRADED A+ |LATEST 2026/2027
While reviewing a male client's laboratory results, the nurse notes that the follicle-stimulating hormone
level is low. What does this put the client at risk for? - ANSWER✔ 1) Impotence
2) Low sperm count
3) Immature sperm
4) Immotile sperm
At 1 minute, the nurse observes that a newborn is pink with blue extremities, has a pulse of 110 beats
per minute, grimaces at stimulation, and has a weak cry. The infant is lying with his arms and legs flexed.
What is the infant's Apgar score? Record your answer as a whole number. __________ - ANSWER✔
After reviewing safety teaching with a woman who is beginning the second trimester of pregnancy and
is planning a vacation, the nurse determines teaching was effective when the patient makes which
statement? - ANSWER✔ 1) "I can't wait to order the swordfish."
2) "I plan on spending as much time water-skiing as possible."
3) "I just love the exotic vegetable salads at this place!"
4) "I will miss being able to soak in the hot tub."
A woman who is 8 weeks pregnant asks the nurse when her baby will have a heartbeat. Which is the
nurse's best response? - ANSWER✔ 1) The fourth week
2) The sixth week
3) The eighth week
4) The third month
According to the fetal heart rate classification system, the nurse records a sinusoidal fetal heart rate
pattern as which category? - ANSWER✔ 1) Category I
2) Category IV
3) Category II
4) Category III
,The nurse views the ultrasound report of a pregnant woman and determines the twins she is carrying
are monozygotic on the basis of which finding? - ANSWER✔ 1) Presence of a single placenta
2) Twins are different genders.
3) Identification of two separate amniotic sacs
4) One fetus is larger than the other.
The nurse examines a patient and determines that her blood pressure is 132/84 mm Hg, fundal height is
20 cm, and urine is negative for glucose, ketones, protein, and nitrates. Which conclusion can the nurse
draw from this information? - ANSWER✔ 1) Early signs of pre-eclampsia
2) 20 weeks' gestation
3) Fetus is not growing appropriately
4) Gestational diabetes
Which laboratory test is the nurse unlikely to conduct during the initial prenatal visit? - ANSWER✔ 1)
Complete blood count (CBC)
2) Urinalysis
3) Pap test
4) Glucose challenge test
Fifteen minutes after delivery of a healthy infant, the nurse notes a sudden trickle of blood from the
mother's vagina. Which should the nurse prepare for? - ANSWER✔ 1) Delivery of a twin
2) Delivery of the placenta
3) Emergency care for hemorrhage
4) Transfer of the patient to the operating room (OR)
After examining a patient, the health-care provider notes the fetal position as ROP. Which should the
nurse anticipate? - ANSWER✔ 1) A normal vaginal delivery because this is the most common fetal
position
2) A cesarean delivery because the fetus is in a breech position
3) A more difficult vaginal delivery because the fetal head is toward the mother's back
, 4) That the fetus will turn itself to facilitate delivery because this is an uncommon position
Which is the most serious complication of prolonged premature rupture of the membranes? -
ANSWER✔ 1) "Dry" birth
2) Cord prolapse
3) Premature delivery
4) Infection
The nurse needs to stay alert for possible future complications if the pregnant client makes which
statement about her partner? - ANSWER✔ 1) "...is building a cradle for the baby and painting the
nursery."
2) "...bought me flowers and a book on babies. Then he took me out to dinner."
3) "...has started working late every night and comes home so tired."
4) "...is reading books about childbirth and baby care."
When caring for a Chinese woman, which behavior does the nurse accept as common in this culture? -
ANSWER✔ 1) Hesitancy to involve health-care professionals
2) Remaining active throughout the pregnancy
3) Depending on others to satisfy her cravings
4) Eating special soups and chicken broth.
The nurse is reinforcing education for a client with hyperemesis gravidarum. Which statement by the
client indicates a need for further instruction? - ANSWER✔ 1) "I'm really going to miss eating
cheeseburgers."
2) "My partner is probably going to have to do the cooking."
3) "I'll drink all my water in the evening."
4) "I'll call you if my urine gets dark."
A client who has just delivered her first baby asks the nurse, "What will I feed my baby until I get my
milk?" Which is the nurse's BEST response? - ANSWER✔ 1) "You will feed the baby colostrum, which
you produce until your milk comes in."
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS|GRADED A+ |LATEST 2026/2027
While reviewing a male client's laboratory results, the nurse notes that the follicle-stimulating hormone
level is low. What does this put the client at risk for? - ANSWER✔ 1) Impotence
2) Low sperm count
3) Immature sperm
4) Immotile sperm
At 1 minute, the nurse observes that a newborn is pink with blue extremities, has a pulse of 110 beats
per minute, grimaces at stimulation, and has a weak cry. The infant is lying with his arms and legs flexed.
What is the infant's Apgar score? Record your answer as a whole number. __________ - ANSWER✔
After reviewing safety teaching with a woman who is beginning the second trimester of pregnancy and
is planning a vacation, the nurse determines teaching was effective when the patient makes which
statement? - ANSWER✔ 1) "I can't wait to order the swordfish."
2) "I plan on spending as much time water-skiing as possible."
3) "I just love the exotic vegetable salads at this place!"
4) "I will miss being able to soak in the hot tub."
A woman who is 8 weeks pregnant asks the nurse when her baby will have a heartbeat. Which is the
nurse's best response? - ANSWER✔ 1) The fourth week
2) The sixth week
3) The eighth week
4) The third month
According to the fetal heart rate classification system, the nurse records a sinusoidal fetal heart rate
pattern as which category? - ANSWER✔ 1) Category I
2) Category IV
3) Category II
4) Category III
,The nurse views the ultrasound report of a pregnant woman and determines the twins she is carrying
are monozygotic on the basis of which finding? - ANSWER✔ 1) Presence of a single placenta
2) Twins are different genders.
3) Identification of two separate amniotic sacs
4) One fetus is larger than the other.
The nurse examines a patient and determines that her blood pressure is 132/84 mm Hg, fundal height is
20 cm, and urine is negative for glucose, ketones, protein, and nitrates. Which conclusion can the nurse
draw from this information? - ANSWER✔ 1) Early signs of pre-eclampsia
2) 20 weeks' gestation
3) Fetus is not growing appropriately
4) Gestational diabetes
Which laboratory test is the nurse unlikely to conduct during the initial prenatal visit? - ANSWER✔ 1)
Complete blood count (CBC)
2) Urinalysis
3) Pap test
4) Glucose challenge test
Fifteen minutes after delivery of a healthy infant, the nurse notes a sudden trickle of blood from the
mother's vagina. Which should the nurse prepare for? - ANSWER✔ 1) Delivery of a twin
2) Delivery of the placenta
3) Emergency care for hemorrhage
4) Transfer of the patient to the operating room (OR)
After examining a patient, the health-care provider notes the fetal position as ROP. Which should the
nurse anticipate? - ANSWER✔ 1) A normal vaginal delivery because this is the most common fetal
position
2) A cesarean delivery because the fetus is in a breech position
3) A more difficult vaginal delivery because the fetal head is toward the mother's back
, 4) That the fetus will turn itself to facilitate delivery because this is an uncommon position
Which is the most serious complication of prolonged premature rupture of the membranes? -
ANSWER✔ 1) "Dry" birth
2) Cord prolapse
3) Premature delivery
4) Infection
The nurse needs to stay alert for possible future complications if the pregnant client makes which
statement about her partner? - ANSWER✔ 1) "...is building a cradle for the baby and painting the
nursery."
2) "...bought me flowers and a book on babies. Then he took me out to dinner."
3) "...has started working late every night and comes home so tired."
4) "...is reading books about childbirth and baby care."
When caring for a Chinese woman, which behavior does the nurse accept as common in this culture? -
ANSWER✔ 1) Hesitancy to involve health-care professionals
2) Remaining active throughout the pregnancy
3) Depending on others to satisfy her cravings
4) Eating special soups and chicken broth.
The nurse is reinforcing education for a client with hyperemesis gravidarum. Which statement by the
client indicates a need for further instruction? - ANSWER✔ 1) "I'm really going to miss eating
cheeseburgers."
2) "My partner is probably going to have to do the cooking."
3) "I'll drink all my water in the evening."
4) "I'll call you if my urine gets dark."
A client who has just delivered her first baby asks the nurse, "What will I feed my baby until I get my
milk?" Which is the nurse's BEST response? - ANSWER✔ 1) "You will feed the baby colostrum, which
you produce until your milk comes in."
