PN3006 -MIDTERM AND FINAL REVIEW
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATED 2025 RATED A+ AND 100%
ASSURED PASS (BRAND NEW!!!!!!!)
position of the long axis of the fetus in relation to the long axis
of the mother (ie. longitudinal, transverse) - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal
lie
refers to the foremost part of the fetus that enters the pelvic
inlet (ie. cephalic, breech, shoulder) - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal
presentation
refers to the relationship of the fetal parts to one another;
degree of fetal flexion (ie. vertex, military, brow, face) - CORRECT
ANSWER-fetal attitude
determined by hc provider; three abbreviations designating
position of fetus - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal position
refers to the relationship of the presenting part of the fetus to
the ischial spines of the pelvis; engaged = 0, floating = -4, birth
= +4 - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal station
1. frequency (time from begining of one contraction to begining
of the next) 2. duration (start to end of one contraction) 3.
intensity (mild, moderate, strong) - CORRECT ANSWER-3
characteristics of contractions
, 1. removal from shelf/drawer 2. before pouring 3. after pouring
- CORRECT ANSWER-med administration 3 checks
medication, route, time, dose, reason, client, refuse, education,
evaluation, documentation - CORRECT ANSWER-med administration
10 rights
axillary temp 36.5 - 37.5 degrees, heart rate 110-160 beats/min,
30-60 resp/min - CORRECT ANSWER-newborn vital signs
head circum 33-35cm, chest circum 30-33cm, length 48-50cm,
weight 2.5-3.5kg - CORRECT ANSWER-newborn height/weight
heart rate, respiratory effort, tone, reflex/irritability, color -
CORRECT ANSWER-APGAR score
gallant, stepping, rooting, palmar, extrusion, moro, plantar,
tonic neck(fencing), sucking, babinski's - CORRECT
ANSWERnewborn reflexes in order of disappearance...
1. first stage=3 phases, latent (dilation-4cm), active (4-8cm,
fetal descent), transition (8-10cm, shortest & most difficult) 2.
second stage (10cm-birth, urge to push) 3. third stage
(birthdelivery of placenta) 4. fourth stage (2-4hr post delivery) -
CORRECT ANSWER-4 stages/ 3 phases of labour
breast, uterus, bladder, bowel, episiotomy, homans sign,
emotions - CORRECT ANSWER-BUBBLEHE
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATED 2025 RATED A+ AND 100%
ASSURED PASS (BRAND NEW!!!!!!!)
position of the long axis of the fetus in relation to the long axis
of the mother (ie. longitudinal, transverse) - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal
lie
refers to the foremost part of the fetus that enters the pelvic
inlet (ie. cephalic, breech, shoulder) - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal
presentation
refers to the relationship of the fetal parts to one another;
degree of fetal flexion (ie. vertex, military, brow, face) - CORRECT
ANSWER-fetal attitude
determined by hc provider; three abbreviations designating
position of fetus - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal position
refers to the relationship of the presenting part of the fetus to
the ischial spines of the pelvis; engaged = 0, floating = -4, birth
= +4 - CORRECT ANSWER-fetal station
1. frequency (time from begining of one contraction to begining
of the next) 2. duration (start to end of one contraction) 3.
intensity (mild, moderate, strong) - CORRECT ANSWER-3
characteristics of contractions
, 1. removal from shelf/drawer 2. before pouring 3. after pouring
- CORRECT ANSWER-med administration 3 checks
medication, route, time, dose, reason, client, refuse, education,
evaluation, documentation - CORRECT ANSWER-med administration
10 rights
axillary temp 36.5 - 37.5 degrees, heart rate 110-160 beats/min,
30-60 resp/min - CORRECT ANSWER-newborn vital signs
head circum 33-35cm, chest circum 30-33cm, length 48-50cm,
weight 2.5-3.5kg - CORRECT ANSWER-newborn height/weight
heart rate, respiratory effort, tone, reflex/irritability, color -
CORRECT ANSWER-APGAR score
gallant, stepping, rooting, palmar, extrusion, moro, plantar,
tonic neck(fencing), sucking, babinski's - CORRECT
ANSWERnewborn reflexes in order of disappearance...
1. first stage=3 phases, latent (dilation-4cm), active (4-8cm,
fetal descent), transition (8-10cm, shortest & most difficult) 2.
second stage (10cm-birth, urge to push) 3. third stage
(birthdelivery of placenta) 4. fourth stage (2-4hr post delivery) -
CORRECT ANSWER-4 stages/ 3 phases of labour
breast, uterus, bladder, bowel, episiotomy, homans sign,
emotions - CORRECT ANSWER-BUBBLEHE
