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NUR 166
NUR 166/ NUR166 FINAL Exam | Questions with Correct
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1. Presumptive signs of pregnancy: amenorrhea, nausea,
quickening
2. Probable signs of pregnancy: Goodell's sign, chadwick's sign,
braxton hicks, positive preg. test
3. Positive signs of pregnancy: fetal heartbeat, fetal movement felt
by Dr, visualization of baby via ultrasound
4. How much does mother oxygen consumption increase during
pregnancy: 15%
5. Folic Acid is used to prevent: Spina Bifida
6. RhoGam given to Rh negative women when: 28 weeks and 72
hours after birth if baby is Rh positive
7. Immunizations that are ok for mother to get while pregnant:
Hep B, Tdap and Flu shot
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,8. Immunizations that are contraindicated while pregnant: MMR
and nasal flu vaccine (because they are live)
9. Fetal diagnostic tests: Ultrasound, kick count, AFP,
Amniocentesis, NST, BPP
10. Nursing Interventions for Hyperemesis Gravidarum: increase
fluid intake
(oral or IV), antiemetic drugs, monitor I&O's, teach how to reduce
triggers that cause nausea and vomiting
11. Gestational Diabetes screening done when: 24 - 28 weeks
12. how is GDS diagnosed: 50g oral glucose solution given after 1hr
BS is over
140 must do 3 hr test, 75g oral glucose solution given after 3 hrs BS is
over 140
13. Macrosomia: large baby
14. Toxoplasmosis, Rubella, Cytomegalovirus, HSV: TORCH
infections
15. Cytomegalovirus: blueberry muffin rash
, 16. True or False when mother has GDM baby is at risk of being
hypergylcemic at birth: False
17. Cerclage: suturing of cervix to prevent preterm birth
18. S/S Hydatiform Mole: Rapid uterine growth, higher than normal
HCG levels, no fetal heartbeat, snowstorm pattern on ultrasound,
HTN, and hyperemesis gravidarum
19. S/S of preclampsia: HTN, edema, severe headache, blurred
vision, decreased urine output
20. Treatment to prevent eclampsia is to give Mag. Sulfate but you
must watch for toxicity what are S/S of toxicity: lab value
8mg/dL, respiratory depression, loss of deep tendon reflexes
21. Calcium Gluconate: Antidote for magnesium sulfate
22. Labetolol: given for HTN, contraindicated for pt with asthma
23. HELLP syndrome is a variant of Gestational HTN what does it
stand for: hemolysis elevated liver enzymes low platelets
24. 4 P's: Powers (contractions and pushing)
Passage (shape of pelvis, cervix, birth canal)
NUR 166
NUR 166/ NUR166 FINAL Exam | Questions with Correct
Verified Answers | Latest Update| (2025/2026 ) |
Guaranteed Pass| GRADE A|HONDROS
1. Presumptive signs of pregnancy: amenorrhea, nausea,
quickening
2. Probable signs of pregnancy: Goodell's sign, chadwick's sign,
braxton hicks, positive preg. test
3. Positive signs of pregnancy: fetal heartbeat, fetal movement felt
by Dr, visualization of baby via ultrasound
4. How much does mother oxygen consumption increase during
pregnancy: 15%
5. Folic Acid is used to prevent: Spina Bifida
6. RhoGam given to Rh negative women when: 28 weeks and 72
hours after birth if baby is Rh positive
7. Immunizations that are ok for mother to get while pregnant:
Hep B, Tdap and Flu shot
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,8. Immunizations that are contraindicated while pregnant: MMR
and nasal flu vaccine (because they are live)
9. Fetal diagnostic tests: Ultrasound, kick count, AFP,
Amniocentesis, NST, BPP
10. Nursing Interventions for Hyperemesis Gravidarum: increase
fluid intake
(oral or IV), antiemetic drugs, monitor I&O's, teach how to reduce
triggers that cause nausea and vomiting
11. Gestational Diabetes screening done when: 24 - 28 weeks
12. how is GDS diagnosed: 50g oral glucose solution given after 1hr
BS is over
140 must do 3 hr test, 75g oral glucose solution given after 3 hrs BS is
over 140
13. Macrosomia: large baby
14. Toxoplasmosis, Rubella, Cytomegalovirus, HSV: TORCH
infections
15. Cytomegalovirus: blueberry muffin rash
, 16. True or False when mother has GDM baby is at risk of being
hypergylcemic at birth: False
17. Cerclage: suturing of cervix to prevent preterm birth
18. S/S Hydatiform Mole: Rapid uterine growth, higher than normal
HCG levels, no fetal heartbeat, snowstorm pattern on ultrasound,
HTN, and hyperemesis gravidarum
19. S/S of preclampsia: HTN, edema, severe headache, blurred
vision, decreased urine output
20. Treatment to prevent eclampsia is to give Mag. Sulfate but you
must watch for toxicity what are S/S of toxicity: lab value
8mg/dL, respiratory depression, loss of deep tendon reflexes
21. Calcium Gluconate: Antidote for magnesium sulfate
22. Labetolol: given for HTN, contraindicated for pt with asthma
23. HELLP syndrome is a variant of Gestational HTN what does it
stand for: hemolysis elevated liver enzymes low platelets
24. 4 P's: Powers (contractions and pushing)
Passage (shape of pelvis, cervix, birth canal)
