ATI Capstone Maternal-Newborn Final Exam
2024/2025 Questions and Complete Answers
100%.
1. Severe preeclampsia symptoms with seizure activity or coma.
Eclampsia
2. A variant of gestational hypertension where hematologic conditions
coexist with severe preeclampsia and hepatic dysfunction.
HELLP syndrome
3. Hypertension beginning after the 20th week of pregnancy with no
proteinuria.
Gestational Hypertension
4. Impaired tolerance to glucose with the first onset or recognition during
pregnancy.
Gestational Diabetes
5. Severe morning sickness with unrelenting, excessive nausea or vomiting
that prevents adequate intake of food and fluids.
Hyperemesis gravidum
6. Hypertension beginning after the 20th week of pregnancy with 1 to 2+
proteinuria and a weight gain of more than 2 kg per week in the second and
third trimesters.
Mild preeclampsia
7. 24-48 hours after birth: dependent, passive; focuses on own needs;
excited, talkative
taking in
, 8. Focuses on family and individual roles.
letting go
9. 2nd-10th day postpartum, or up to several weeks: focuses on maternal role
and care of the newborn; eager to learn; may develop blues.
taking hold
10. A postpartum client's fundus is firm, 3 cm above the umbilicus and
displaced to the right. Which of the following interventions should the
nurse take?
Assist the client to void then reassess the fundus.
Correct
Displacement of the uterus is a sign of bladder distention. The nurse should assist the
client to void then reassess the fundus
11. Following delivery, the nurse places the newborn under a radiant heat
warmer. Which of the following is this action used to prevent?
Cold stress
Correct
The use of a radiant warmer following delivery prevents cold stress which can lead to
increased metabolism and physiological demands.
12. A client has been prescribed raloxiphine. As the nurse you know that
raloxiphine is used to treat:
b. Osteoporosis
Correct
2024/2025 Questions and Complete Answers
100%.
1. Severe preeclampsia symptoms with seizure activity or coma.
Eclampsia
2. A variant of gestational hypertension where hematologic conditions
coexist with severe preeclampsia and hepatic dysfunction.
HELLP syndrome
3. Hypertension beginning after the 20th week of pregnancy with no
proteinuria.
Gestational Hypertension
4. Impaired tolerance to glucose with the first onset or recognition during
pregnancy.
Gestational Diabetes
5. Severe morning sickness with unrelenting, excessive nausea or vomiting
that prevents adequate intake of food and fluids.
Hyperemesis gravidum
6. Hypertension beginning after the 20th week of pregnancy with 1 to 2+
proteinuria and a weight gain of more than 2 kg per week in the second and
third trimesters.
Mild preeclampsia
7. 24-48 hours after birth: dependent, passive; focuses on own needs;
excited, talkative
taking in
, 8. Focuses on family and individual roles.
letting go
9. 2nd-10th day postpartum, or up to several weeks: focuses on maternal role
and care of the newborn; eager to learn; may develop blues.
taking hold
10. A postpartum client's fundus is firm, 3 cm above the umbilicus and
displaced to the right. Which of the following interventions should the
nurse take?
Assist the client to void then reassess the fundus.
Correct
Displacement of the uterus is a sign of bladder distention. The nurse should assist the
client to void then reassess the fundus
11. Following delivery, the nurse places the newborn under a radiant heat
warmer. Which of the following is this action used to prevent?
Cold stress
Correct
The use of a radiant warmer following delivery prevents cold stress which can lead to
increased metabolism and physiological demands.
12. A client has been prescribed raloxiphine. As the nurse you know that
raloxiphine is used to treat:
b. Osteoporosis
Correct
