NARM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Iatrogenic complications are complications that: - ✔✔the practitioner caused
✔✔As blood pressure falls during clinical shock, the perfusion of vital organs falls with it;
the best indication of whether the brain is being adequately perfused is the: - ✔✔level of
consciousness
✔✔The major cause of postpartum hemorrhage is: - ✔✔uterine atony
✔✔Predisposing factors that may lead to a hemorrhage include: - ✔✔grand multiparity
multiple pregnancy
history of postpartum hemorrhage
✔✔If hypovolemic shock is occurring, the midwife should: - ✔✔elevate the birthing
person's legs
✔✔In shock, a person's blood pressure typically: - ✔✔rises for a short time, then falls
✔✔in shock a person's pulse - ✔✔rises
✔✔In shock a person's respirations - ✔✔rise
✔✔A placenta that implants low and covers about half of the cervical os is called -
✔✔partial previa
✔✔a placenta that implants low but covers none of the cervical os is called - ✔✔low-
lying placenta
✔✔If a baby entered the pelvis in the LOP position, to be born he must rotate to a: -
✔✔OA or OP position
✔✔A fetal heart rate that has no beat-to-beat variations is considered: - ✔✔ominous
✔✔Iatrogenic complications are complications that: - ✔✔the practitioner caused
✔✔As blood pressure falls during clinical shock, the perfusion of vital organs falls with it;
the best indication of whether the brain is being adequately perfused is the: - ✔✔level of
consciousness
✔✔The major cause of postpartum hemorrhage is: - ✔✔uterine atony
✔✔Predisposing factors that may lead to a hemorrhage include: - ✔✔grand multiparity
multiple pregnancy
history of postpartum hemorrhage
✔✔If hypovolemic shock is occurring, the midwife should: - ✔✔elevate the birthing
person's legs
✔✔In shock, a person's blood pressure typically: - ✔✔rises for a short time, then falls
✔✔in shock a person's pulse - ✔✔rises
✔✔In shock a person's respirations - ✔✔rise
✔✔A placenta that implants low and covers about half of the cervical os is called -
✔✔partial previa
✔✔a placenta that implants low but covers none of the cervical os is called - ✔✔low-
lying placenta
✔✔If a baby entered the pelvis in the LOP position, to be born he must rotate to a: -
✔✔OA or OP position
✔✔A fetal heart rate that has no beat-to-beat variations is considered: - ✔✔ominous
