NUR 4020 Sherpath CH 32 Questions with 100% Verified
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Question: Answer:
Which educational information would be provided to the "You are delivering very preterm, and the baby will go to the NICU."
client who is about to deliver at 30 weeks gestation?
"You are delivering very preterm, and the baby will go to the
NICU."
"This gestational age is periviable and will need to discuss
options going forward."
"The baby will be considered late preterm; most babies born
during this period are healthy."
"The baby will be moderately preterm and can have some
health concerns."
Question: Answer:
Which difference exists between spontaneous and indicated Indicated preterm births resolve maternal or fetal risk, spontaneous
preterm births? does not
Indicated preterm births resolve maternal or fetal risk,
spontaneous does not
Indicated preterm births are more prevalent than spontaneous
Spontaneous preterm birth is iatrogenic and indicated
preterm birth is not
Indicated preterm birth is not dangerous but spontaneous
preterm birth is
Question: Answer:
Which finding is associated with an increased risk of preterm Cervical length less than 25 mm
birth?
Cervical length of at least 30 mm
Absence of fetal fibronectin in the vagina
Cervical length less than 25 mm
Closed cervix on vaginal exam
, Question: Answer:
For which reason would betamethasone be administered to a Accelerates fetal lung maturity
pregnant client in preterm labor at 34 weeks gestation?
Stops preterm contractions
Accelerates fetal lung maturity
Prevents preterm rupture of membranes
Prevents maternal infection
Question: Answer:
In which scenario would vaginal progesterone be Singleton pregnancy with a short cervix and no history of PTB
administered to prevent preterm birth (PTB)?
Singleton pregnancy with a short cervix at 36 weeks
Singleton pregnancy with a short cervix and no history of PTB
Twin gestation with a short cervix on ultrasound
Singleton pregnancy with two or more risk factors
Question: Answer:
Which supportive measure would the nurse offer to a family Offer transfer to a different hospital unit after birth
when they anticipate a birth at 22 weeks gestation? Offer the family to see and hold the baby if unable to resuscitate
Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be Propose a visit from clergy for baptism
correct. Provide palliative care if resuscitation is not feasible
Offer transfer to a different hospital unit after birth
Offer the family to see and hold the baby if unable to
resuscitate
Monitor the fetal heart rate externally if palliative care is
planned
Propose a visit from clergy for baptism
Provide palliative care if resuscitation is not feasible
Question: Answer:
Which factor increases the risk of preterm premature rupture Illicit drug use
of membranes (PROM)? Polyhydramnios
Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be History of preterm PROM
correct. Urogenital infection
Illicit drug use
Polyhydramnios
History of preterm PROM
Cervical length of 35 mm
Urogenital infection
Answers Latest Update
Question: Answer:
Which educational information would be provided to the "You are delivering very preterm, and the baby will go to the NICU."
client who is about to deliver at 30 weeks gestation?
"You are delivering very preterm, and the baby will go to the
NICU."
"This gestational age is periviable and will need to discuss
options going forward."
"The baby will be considered late preterm; most babies born
during this period are healthy."
"The baby will be moderately preterm and can have some
health concerns."
Question: Answer:
Which difference exists between spontaneous and indicated Indicated preterm births resolve maternal or fetal risk, spontaneous
preterm births? does not
Indicated preterm births resolve maternal or fetal risk,
spontaneous does not
Indicated preterm births are more prevalent than spontaneous
Spontaneous preterm birth is iatrogenic and indicated
preterm birth is not
Indicated preterm birth is not dangerous but spontaneous
preterm birth is
Question: Answer:
Which finding is associated with an increased risk of preterm Cervical length less than 25 mm
birth?
Cervical length of at least 30 mm
Absence of fetal fibronectin in the vagina
Cervical length less than 25 mm
Closed cervix on vaginal exam
, Question: Answer:
For which reason would betamethasone be administered to a Accelerates fetal lung maturity
pregnant client in preterm labor at 34 weeks gestation?
Stops preterm contractions
Accelerates fetal lung maturity
Prevents preterm rupture of membranes
Prevents maternal infection
Question: Answer:
In which scenario would vaginal progesterone be Singleton pregnancy with a short cervix and no history of PTB
administered to prevent preterm birth (PTB)?
Singleton pregnancy with a short cervix at 36 weeks
Singleton pregnancy with a short cervix and no history of PTB
Twin gestation with a short cervix on ultrasound
Singleton pregnancy with two or more risk factors
Question: Answer:
Which supportive measure would the nurse offer to a family Offer transfer to a different hospital unit after birth
when they anticipate a birth at 22 weeks gestation? Offer the family to see and hold the baby if unable to resuscitate
Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be Propose a visit from clergy for baptism
correct. Provide palliative care if resuscitation is not feasible
Offer transfer to a different hospital unit after birth
Offer the family to see and hold the baby if unable to
resuscitate
Monitor the fetal heart rate externally if palliative care is
planned
Propose a visit from clergy for baptism
Provide palliative care if resuscitation is not feasible
Question: Answer:
Which factor increases the risk of preterm premature rupture Illicit drug use
of membranes (PROM)? Polyhydramnios
Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be History of preterm PROM
correct. Urogenital infection
Illicit drug use
Polyhydramnios
History of preterm PROM
Cervical length of 35 mm
Urogenital infection
