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ATI RN MATERNAL NEWBORN PROCTORED
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Placenta Previa
❖Condition where placenta obstructs cervical os.
Proteinuria
❖Presence of protein in urine, indicates preeclampsia.
Deep Tendon Reflexes
❖Reflexes expected to be increased in preeclampsia.
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Postmature Newborn
❖Newborn born after 42 weeks gestation.
Cracked, Peeling Skin
❖Physical sign of postmaturity in newborns.
Moro Reflex
❖Startle reflex present in healthy newborns.
Vernix
❖Cheesy substance coating newborn skin, decreases
with age.
Exercise in Pregnancy
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❖Moderate exercise is generally recommended.
Vena Cava Syndrome
❖Condition caused by pressure on the vena cava.
Saline Dressing
❖Used to cover protruding umbilical cord in labor.
Tampons
❖Should be avoided post-D&C for 2 weeks.
Iron-rich Foods
❖Recommended to replace red blood cells post-D&C.
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Alcohol Consumption
❖Not linked to neural tube defects but to FAS.
Hyperglycemia
❖High blood glucose levels; not a risk for SGA.
Cramps Management
❖Avoid aspirin; use NSAIDs for pain relief.
Hydration During Exercise
❖Important to prevent overheating in pregnancy.
Emergency Birth
ATI RN MATERNAL NEWBORN PROCTORED
EXAM TEST BANK*** QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED
ANSWERS |DOWNLOAD AND PASS | LATEST
EXAM UPDATE 2026/2027
Placenta Previa
❖Condition where placenta obstructs cervical os.
Proteinuria
❖Presence of protein in urine, indicates preeclampsia.
Deep Tendon Reflexes
❖Reflexes expected to be increased in preeclampsia.
,Page 2 of 69
Postmature Newborn
❖Newborn born after 42 weeks gestation.
Cracked, Peeling Skin
❖Physical sign of postmaturity in newborns.
Moro Reflex
❖Startle reflex present in healthy newborns.
Vernix
❖Cheesy substance coating newborn skin, decreases
with age.
Exercise in Pregnancy
,Page 3 of 69
❖Moderate exercise is generally recommended.
Vena Cava Syndrome
❖Condition caused by pressure on the vena cava.
Saline Dressing
❖Used to cover protruding umbilical cord in labor.
Tampons
❖Should be avoided post-D&C for 2 weeks.
Iron-rich Foods
❖Recommended to replace red blood cells post-D&C.
, Page 4 of 69
Alcohol Consumption
❖Not linked to neural tube defects but to FAS.
Hyperglycemia
❖High blood glucose levels; not a risk for SGA.
Cramps Management
❖Avoid aspirin; use NSAIDs for pain relief.
Hydration During Exercise
❖Important to prevent overheating in pregnancy.
Emergency Birth
