NSG 3500 - Maternal: Exam 1 Galen College of Nursing-Louisville |
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the
baby?
Answer:
12 weeks
Question:
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
deliver vaginally.
Answer:
False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
Question:
What education would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis
(Heartburn)?
Answer:
1. Eat small/frequent meals
2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
Question:
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like?
Answer:
Softening of the cervix Feels like as earlobe
Question:
What is Chadwick's sign?
Answer:
Blue/Purple tint to the cervix and mucosa
, Question:
What is primigravida?
Answer:
A woman who is pregnant for the first time
Question:
At what point does a primigravida who is experiencing
painless contractions need to be seen?
Answer:
If they are 60 seconds apart
Question:
What is hyperemesis gravidarum?
Answer:
Excessive vomiting during pregnancy
Question:
What is a complication with hyperemesis gravidarum?
Answer:
Electrolyte imbalances leading to compromise of organ
systems
Question:
What is a molar pregnancy?
Answer:
A noncancerous tumor that develops in the uterus as a result
of a nonviable pregnancy
Question:
What is the treatment for a molar pregnancy?
Answer:
Surgery
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the
baby?
Answer:
12 weeks
Question:
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
deliver vaginally.
Answer:
False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
Question:
What education would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis
(Heartburn)?
Answer:
1. Eat small/frequent meals
2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
Question:
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like?
Answer:
Softening of the cervix Feels like as earlobe
Question:
What is Chadwick's sign?
Answer:
Blue/Purple tint to the cervix and mucosa
, Question:
What is primigravida?
Answer:
A woman who is pregnant for the first time
Question:
At what point does a primigravida who is experiencing
painless contractions need to be seen?
Answer:
If they are 60 seconds apart
Question:
What is hyperemesis gravidarum?
Answer:
Excessive vomiting during pregnancy
Question:
What is a complication with hyperemesis gravidarum?
Answer:
Electrolyte imbalances leading to compromise of organ
systems
Question:
What is a molar pregnancy?
Answer:
A noncancerous tumor that develops in the uterus as a result
of a nonviable pregnancy
Question:
What is the treatment for a molar pregnancy?
Answer:
Surgery
