OB MATERNITY PEDS HESI EXIT EXAM
QUESTION BANK VERSION 1, 2, 3 AND 4 | 2025
COMPLETE NEXT GENERATION FORMAT
ACTUAL EXAM WITH CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ | ALL
BRAND NEW |
A 7lb 8oz baby would need 50 calories x7lbs=350 calories plus 25
calories= 375 calories per day. Taking into consideration that most
infant formulas contain 20 calories/ounce, how many ounces of
formula are needed per day?
A. 18.75
B. 14.75
C. 13.75
D. 16.75 - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > A.
Dividing 375 by 20 =18.75 ounces of formula needed per day for a 7lb
8oz baby
,Approximately 20 prior to nerve block anesthesia, the client should be
hydrated with 500-1000 cc of lactated ringers IV. What should the
nurse do if hypotension offurs?
A. Administer Stadol
B. Administer O2 at 10 L/min by face mask
C. Administer CO2 at 10 L/min by face mask
D. Administer Nubain - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > B.
If hypotension occurs- turn client to her side, administer O2 at 10 L/min
by face mask, and increase IV rate
A nurse caring for a 7lb 8oz baby feeds him with 18.75 ounces of infant
formual needed per day. If every infant formula contains 20
calories/ounce, which is the total amunt of calories a baby needs per
day?
A. 175 calories per day
B. 375 calories per day
C. 575 calories per day
D. 275 calories per day - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > B.
,A 7lb 8oz baby would need 50 calories x 7lbs = 350 calories plus 25
calories = 375 calories per day. Most infant formulas contain 20 calories
/ounce. Dividing 375 by 20 = 18.75 ounces of formula needed per day
Regardless of who performs the physical assessment , the nurse must
know normal versus abnormal variations of the newborn. What is the
difference between caput succedaneum and cephalhematoma?
A. cephalhematoma crosses suture lines and is usually present at birth
B. Cephalhematoma does NOT cross suture lines and manifests a few
hours after birth
C. Cephalhematoma: edema under scalp
D. Caput succedaneum : blood under teh periosteum - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer >
B.
It is difficult to differentiate between caput succedaneum (edema
under the scalp) and cephalhematoma (blood under the peristeum).
The caput crosses suture lines and is usually present at birth, while
cephalhematoma does not cross suture lines and manifests a few hours
after birth.
, Postpartum blues are usually normal, especially 5 - 7 days after
deliverry. In what case is RhoGAM given to a mother after delivery?
A. If mother is Rh positive
B. If mother is Rh negative
C. If the mother has a positive Coombs
D. If the mother has a Rh negative fetus - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > B.
Remember RhoGRAM is given to a Rh negative mother who delivers a
Rh positive fetus and has a negative direct Coombs. If the mother has a
positive Coombs, there is no need to give RhoGRAM since the mother is
already sensitized
The umbilical cord should always be checked at birth. What should the
umbilical card contain in a newborn?
A. 3 vessels, 2 veins which carry oxygenated blood to the fetus and 1
artery whic carries unoxygenated blood back to placenta
B. 4 vessels, 2 veins which carry oxygenated blood to the fetus and 2
arteries which carries unoxygenated blood back to placenta
C. 3 vessels, 1 veins which carries oxygenated blood to the fetus and 2
arteries which carries unoxygenated blood back to placenta
QUESTION BANK VERSION 1, 2, 3 AND 4 | 2025
COMPLETE NEXT GENERATION FORMAT
ACTUAL EXAM WITH CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ | ALL
BRAND NEW |
A 7lb 8oz baby would need 50 calories x7lbs=350 calories plus 25
calories= 375 calories per day. Taking into consideration that most
infant formulas contain 20 calories/ounce, how many ounces of
formula are needed per day?
A. 18.75
B. 14.75
C. 13.75
D. 16.75 - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > A.
Dividing 375 by 20 =18.75 ounces of formula needed per day for a 7lb
8oz baby
,Approximately 20 prior to nerve block anesthesia, the client should be
hydrated with 500-1000 cc of lactated ringers IV. What should the
nurse do if hypotension offurs?
A. Administer Stadol
B. Administer O2 at 10 L/min by face mask
C. Administer CO2 at 10 L/min by face mask
D. Administer Nubain - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > B.
If hypotension occurs- turn client to her side, administer O2 at 10 L/min
by face mask, and increase IV rate
A nurse caring for a 7lb 8oz baby feeds him with 18.75 ounces of infant
formual needed per day. If every infant formula contains 20
calories/ounce, which is the total amunt of calories a baby needs per
day?
A. 175 calories per day
B. 375 calories per day
C. 575 calories per day
D. 275 calories per day - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > B.
,A 7lb 8oz baby would need 50 calories x 7lbs = 350 calories plus 25
calories = 375 calories per day. Most infant formulas contain 20 calories
/ounce. Dividing 375 by 20 = 18.75 ounces of formula needed per day
Regardless of who performs the physical assessment , the nurse must
know normal versus abnormal variations of the newborn. What is the
difference between caput succedaneum and cephalhematoma?
A. cephalhematoma crosses suture lines and is usually present at birth
B. Cephalhematoma does NOT cross suture lines and manifests a few
hours after birth
C. Cephalhematoma: edema under scalp
D. Caput succedaneum : blood under teh periosteum - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer >
B.
It is difficult to differentiate between caput succedaneum (edema
under the scalp) and cephalhematoma (blood under the peristeum).
The caput crosses suture lines and is usually present at birth, while
cephalhematoma does not cross suture lines and manifests a few hours
after birth.
, Postpartum blues are usually normal, especially 5 - 7 days after
deliverry. In what case is RhoGAM given to a mother after delivery?
A. If mother is Rh positive
B. If mother is Rh negative
C. If the mother has a positive Coombs
D. If the mother has a Rh negative fetus - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > B.
Remember RhoGRAM is given to a Rh negative mother who delivers a
Rh positive fetus and has a negative direct Coombs. If the mother has a
positive Coombs, there is no need to give RhoGRAM since the mother is
already sensitized
The umbilical cord should always be checked at birth. What should the
umbilical card contain in a newborn?
A. 3 vessels, 2 veins which carry oxygenated blood to the fetus and 1
artery whic carries unoxygenated blood back to placenta
B. 4 vessels, 2 veins which carry oxygenated blood to the fetus and 2
arteries which carries unoxygenated blood back to placenta
C. 3 vessels, 1 veins which carries oxygenated blood to the fetus and 2
arteries which carries unoxygenated blood back to placenta
