N205/206 Maternal/Child Nursing III — Exam 1–12
Honorlock Proctored Examination Latest Exam Update
2026
Course Information
Field Details
Course Title N205/206 Maternal/Child Nursing III
Exam Title Exam 1–12: Antepartum, Intrapartum, and
Postpartum Nursing Care
Exam Format Multiple-Choice (4 options per question)
Total Questions 60
Time Limit 120 minutes (2 minutes per question)
Date _______________________
Instructor _______________________
Student Name _______________________
,Student ID _______________________
Passing Score 70% or higher
Honorlock Exam Instructions
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE BEGINNING THE EXAM
Technical Requirements
● A stable internet connection and Google Chrome browser with the
Honorlock Chrome Extension installed.
● A working webcam, microphone, and speakers.
● A government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or student
ID).
● A quiet, well-lit room with a clear desk surface.
Exam Rules
1. You must remain in full view of the webcam at all times. Do not leave
the camera's field of view.
2. No notes, textbooks, phones, smartwatches, or secondary devices
are permitted unless explicitly authorized as an accommodation.
3. Do not communicate with anyone during the exam.
4. If you experience technical difficulties, contact Honorlock support
immediately via the live chat.
, Read each question carefully. Select the single best answer for each
question.
Answer Sheet Instructions
● Record your answers on the provided answer sheet or in the LMS
interface.
● Ensure your student ID is written on all submitted materials.
● Answers must be submitted before the time limit expires. Late
submissions will not be accepted.
SECTION 1: Antepartum & Prenatal Care (Questions
1–20)
1. A nurse is performing Leopold maneuvers on a client at 38 weeks
gestation. The nurse palpates a firm, round mass in the fundus and a
smooth, hard mass above the symphysis pubis. Fetal heart tones are heard
loudest in the right lower quadrant. Which fetal presentation should the
nurse document?
A. Breech presentation
B. Transverse lie
C. Cephalic presentation
D. Shoulder presentation
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: In cephalic presentation, the fetal head (firm, round mass) is
above the symphysis pubis, and the fetal back is lateral, with heart tones
, heard loudest below the umbilicus on the side of the fetal back. In breech
presentation (A), the firm, round mass (the head) is palpated in the fundus.
Transverse lie (B) and shoulder presentation (D) have the fetal long axis
perpendicular to the maternal spine, with no presenting part engaged in the
pelvis. Leopold maneuvers identify fetal presentation and position to guide
labor management.
2. A client at 32 weeks gestation reports sudden, severe headache and
visual disturbances. Which action should the nurse prioritize?
A. Administer acetaminophen for pain relief
B. Check blood pressure and assess for proteinuria
C. Encourage the client to rest in a left lateral position
D. Document the findings and schedule a follow-up appointment
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Sudden severe headache and visual disturbances at 32 weeks are
classic signs of preeclampsia. The priority is to assess blood pressure and
check for proteinuria to evaluate for a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy.
Early identification allows timely intervention to prevent progression to
eclampsia. Positioning and documentation are important but secondary to
immediate assessment for life-threatening complications.
3. A client at 34 weeks gestation with preeclampsia has a new prescription
for betamethasone 12 mg IM. The client asks, "Why am I receiving this
medication?" Which response by the nurse is correct?
A. "This medication will help lower your blood pressure and prevent
seizures."
B. "This medication will speed up your baby's lung development in case of
early delivery."
Honorlock Proctored Examination Latest Exam Update
2026
Course Information
Field Details
Course Title N205/206 Maternal/Child Nursing III
Exam Title Exam 1–12: Antepartum, Intrapartum, and
Postpartum Nursing Care
Exam Format Multiple-Choice (4 options per question)
Total Questions 60
Time Limit 120 minutes (2 minutes per question)
Date _______________________
Instructor _______________________
Student Name _______________________
,Student ID _______________________
Passing Score 70% or higher
Honorlock Exam Instructions
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE BEGINNING THE EXAM
Technical Requirements
● A stable internet connection and Google Chrome browser with the
Honorlock Chrome Extension installed.
● A working webcam, microphone, and speakers.
● A government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or student
ID).
● A quiet, well-lit room with a clear desk surface.
Exam Rules
1. You must remain in full view of the webcam at all times. Do not leave
the camera's field of view.
2. No notes, textbooks, phones, smartwatches, or secondary devices
are permitted unless explicitly authorized as an accommodation.
3. Do not communicate with anyone during the exam.
4. If you experience technical difficulties, contact Honorlock support
immediately via the live chat.
, Read each question carefully. Select the single best answer for each
question.
Answer Sheet Instructions
● Record your answers on the provided answer sheet or in the LMS
interface.
● Ensure your student ID is written on all submitted materials.
● Answers must be submitted before the time limit expires. Late
submissions will not be accepted.
SECTION 1: Antepartum & Prenatal Care (Questions
1–20)
1. A nurse is performing Leopold maneuvers on a client at 38 weeks
gestation. The nurse palpates a firm, round mass in the fundus and a
smooth, hard mass above the symphysis pubis. Fetal heart tones are heard
loudest in the right lower quadrant. Which fetal presentation should the
nurse document?
A. Breech presentation
B. Transverse lie
C. Cephalic presentation
D. Shoulder presentation
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: In cephalic presentation, the fetal head (firm, round mass) is
above the symphysis pubis, and the fetal back is lateral, with heart tones
, heard loudest below the umbilicus on the side of the fetal back. In breech
presentation (A), the firm, round mass (the head) is palpated in the fundus.
Transverse lie (B) and shoulder presentation (D) have the fetal long axis
perpendicular to the maternal spine, with no presenting part engaged in the
pelvis. Leopold maneuvers identify fetal presentation and position to guide
labor management.
2. A client at 32 weeks gestation reports sudden, severe headache and
visual disturbances. Which action should the nurse prioritize?
A. Administer acetaminophen for pain relief
B. Check blood pressure and assess for proteinuria
C. Encourage the client to rest in a left lateral position
D. Document the findings and schedule a follow-up appointment
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Sudden severe headache and visual disturbances at 32 weeks are
classic signs of preeclampsia. The priority is to assess blood pressure and
check for proteinuria to evaluate for a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy.
Early identification allows timely intervention to prevent progression to
eclampsia. Positioning and documentation are important but secondary to
immediate assessment for life-threatening complications.
3. A client at 34 weeks gestation with preeclampsia has a new prescription
for betamethasone 12 mg IM. The client asks, "Why am I receiving this
medication?" Which response by the nurse is correct?
A. "This medication will help lower your blood pressure and prevent
seizures."
B. "This medication will speed up your baby's lung development in case of
early delivery."
