ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN A FINAL TEST PAPER
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED A+
◉ Chadwick's sign. Answer: Deepened violet-bluish color of cervix
and vaginal mucosa
◉ Calcium. Answer: Important to the developing fetus, is involved in
bone and teeth formation
◉ Fetal movement/kick counts. Answer: Should count fetal activity
two to three times a day for 2 hours after eating or bedtime, fetal
movement less than 3 per hour of movements that cease entirely for
12 hour indicate a need for further evaluation
◉ Ballottement. Answer: Rebound of unengaged fetus
◉ Common discomforts of pregnancy. Answer: Nausea and vomiting,
breast tenderness, urinary frequency, UTI, fatigue, heartburn,
constipation, hemorrhoids, backaches, shortness of breath, leg
cramps, varicose veins and lower-extremity edema, gingivitis, nasal
stuffiness, and epistaxis, braxton hicks contractions, and supine
hypotension
, ◉ Risk factors that could affect adequate nutrition. Answer: Age,
culture, education, and socioeconomic issues
◉ Reasons for a biophysical profile. Answer: Premature rupture of
membranes, maternal infection, decreased fetal movement,
intrauterine growth restriction
◉ Goodell's sign. Answer: Softening of cervical tip
◉ First trimester danger signs. Answer: Burning on urination,
severe vomiting, diarrhea, fever or chills, and abdominal cramping
or vaginal bleeding
◉ Maternal PKU. Answer: Maternal genetic disease in which high
levels of phenylalanine pose a danger to the fetus
◉ Interpretation of BPP findings. Answer: Assesses fetal well-being
by measuring 5 variables with a score of 2 for each normal finding
and 0 for each abnormal finding for each variable
◉ Variables of a BPP. Answer: FHR, fetal breathing movements, gross
body movements, fetal tone, and qualitative amniotic fluid volume
2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED A+
◉ Chadwick's sign. Answer: Deepened violet-bluish color of cervix
and vaginal mucosa
◉ Calcium. Answer: Important to the developing fetus, is involved in
bone and teeth formation
◉ Fetal movement/kick counts. Answer: Should count fetal activity
two to three times a day for 2 hours after eating or bedtime, fetal
movement less than 3 per hour of movements that cease entirely for
12 hour indicate a need for further evaluation
◉ Ballottement. Answer: Rebound of unengaged fetus
◉ Common discomforts of pregnancy. Answer: Nausea and vomiting,
breast tenderness, urinary frequency, UTI, fatigue, heartburn,
constipation, hemorrhoids, backaches, shortness of breath, leg
cramps, varicose veins and lower-extremity edema, gingivitis, nasal
stuffiness, and epistaxis, braxton hicks contractions, and supine
hypotension
, ◉ Risk factors that could affect adequate nutrition. Answer: Age,
culture, education, and socioeconomic issues
◉ Reasons for a biophysical profile. Answer: Premature rupture of
membranes, maternal infection, decreased fetal movement,
intrauterine growth restriction
◉ Goodell's sign. Answer: Softening of cervical tip
◉ First trimester danger signs. Answer: Burning on urination,
severe vomiting, diarrhea, fever or chills, and abdominal cramping
or vaginal bleeding
◉ Maternal PKU. Answer: Maternal genetic disease in which high
levels of phenylalanine pose a danger to the fetus
◉ Interpretation of BPP findings. Answer: Assesses fetal well-being
by measuring 5 variables with a score of 2 for each normal finding
and 0 for each abnormal finding for each variable
◉ Variables of a BPP. Answer: FHR, fetal breathing movements, gross
body movements, fetal tone, and qualitative amniotic fluid volume
