NSG 3500 - Maternal: Exam 1 must know | Questions with 100%
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Question: Answer:
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
baby?
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
Question: Answer:
deliver vaginally.
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
True
baby?or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True
baby?or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
Question:
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the Answer:
12 weeks
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
Feels like as earlobe
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True
baby?or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening of the cervix
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
Whatmany
How is Chadwick's sign?it take to determine the sex of the
weeks does Blue/Purple
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(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening of the cervix
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
Question:
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis Answer:
1. Eat small/frequent meals
Whatmany
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True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
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What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening of the cervix
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
At what
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is Chadwick's
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woman areas
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first time
Question:
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2. Don't layvomiting
down for at least an hour
What is
painless hyperemesis
contractions
True or False: A patientgravidarum?
need
withto be seen?
a spinal cord injury CANNOT Excessive during pregnancy
False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
At what
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primigravida?
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What education would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
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3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
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Question:
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Answer:
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Question: Answer:
What are some complications of an amniocentesis? 1. Premature labor
2. Infections
3. Fetal injury
What are some complications of an amniocentesis? 1. Premature labor
4. Rupture of membranes
2. Infections
3. Fetal injury
What are some complications of an amniocentesis? 1. Premature labor
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4. Rupture of membranes
Question: Answer:
2. Infections
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diabetes?
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is alkaline 10 movements
True; Amniotic fluid is alkaline and urine is acidic
Question: Answer:
At how many weeks gestation do you test for gestational
hours? Between 24-28 weeks
What is a normal blood sugar for a pregnant person?
diabetes? Less than 129
How many fetal movements should occur within a span of 2 10 movements
At how many weeks gestation do you test for gestational
hours? Between 24-28 weeks
blood
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a normal
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are indicative of gestational
for a pregnant person? Above
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than
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At how many weeks gestation do you test for gestational Between 24-28 weeks
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is a normal levelssugar
are indicative of gestational
for a pregnant person? Above 130129
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person who is believed to have gestational diabetes?
diabetes? *If blood sugar is between 130-199 you need to retest; if blood sugar is above 200
What secondary test should be performed for a pregnant 3 hourisglucose
there no needtolerance
to retest*test
What blood sugar levels are indicative of gestational Above 130
What position should the fetus be inside the pelvis? R/L occiput anterior
Verified Answers | Latest Update 2026/2027
Question: Answer:
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
baby?
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
Question: Answer:
deliver vaginally.
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
True
baby?or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True
baby?or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
Question:
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the Answer:
12 weeks
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the 12 weeks
Feels like as earlobe
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True
baby?or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening of the cervix
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
Whatmany
How is Chadwick's sign?it take to determine the sex of the
weeks does Blue/Purple
12 weeks tint to the cervix and mucosa
Feels like as earlobe
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening of the cervix
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
Question:
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis Answer:
1. Eat small/frequent meals
Whatmany
How primigravida?
is Chadwick's sign?it take to determine the sex of the
weeks does A woman
Blue/Purple
12 weeks
Feels who
like as tintisto
earlobepregnant forand
the cervix the mucosa
first time
(Heartburn)? 2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT
baby? False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
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or False: A patientneed
withto be seen?
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What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening of the cervix
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
At what
What point does sign?
is Chadwick's
primigravida?a primigravida who is experiencing If
A they
woman areas
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who seconds
tintisto the apart
pregnant forand
cervix the mucosa
first time
Question:
(Heartburn)? Answer:
2. Don't layvomiting
down for at least an hour
What is
painless hyperemesis
contractions
True or False: A patientgravidarum?
need
withto be seen?
a spinal cord injury CANNOT Excessive during pregnancy
False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level
What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education
deliver vaginally.would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
At what
What point does sign?
primigravida?
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least an to
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contractions gravidarum?
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What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? Softening
3. of the cervix
Avoid antacids as much as possible
What education would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis 1. Eat small/frequent meals
At what
What point does sign?
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first time
Question:
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molar pregnancy?
Answer:
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least an to
hour
develops in the uterus as a result of a nonviable pregnancy
What is a
painless complication
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