NSG-303 QUIZ-2 PART-2 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
The nurse is teaching a new mother about the advantages/disadvantages of
breastfeeding versus formula feeding. Which of the following statements accurately
describe the process? (SATA) - Answers - breast milk is readily available and
convenient.
breast milk is always the right temperature.
breast milk contains antibodies.
A nurse is informing a client about different choices available to pregnant women
choosing a birth setting. Which of the following birth settings promote safe, satisfying,
and the most cost-effective childbirth? - Answers - free-standing birth centers.
The certified nurse midwife is discussing the birth plan with a client. Which data would
most likely be documented in the plan? (SATA) - Answers - the woman's choice of a
partner for support during labor.
the type of pain relief measures desired.
the woman's feelings about fetal monitoring.
A client is in labor, and the nurse palpates her abdomen to assess the presentation of
the fetus.Which presentation indicates normal labor? - Answers - vertex presentation.
A nurse is caring for a client in labor. During assessment, which should the nurse
consider to be a common discomfort of labor? - Answers - pain in the lower back.
A client in the first stage of labor has an episode of bright-red bleeding. What is the best
action for the nurse to take? - Answers - report the bright red bleeding at once.
The obstetrical nurse records the expulsion of the placenta in stage III labor as a
Schultze presentation. What does this data represent? - Answers - if the placenta is
expelled with the shiny (membranous) side out, it is called a Schultze presentation
("shiny Schultze"); this is the fetal side of the placenta. Schultze presentation occurs in
approximately 80% of births.
A nurse is performing fundal massage for a client. What precaution should the nurse
take when giving a fundal massage? - Answers - never massage a contracted fundus.
The nurse is discharging a new mother from the hospital. Which of the following is a
recommended teaching guideline that should be discussed? - Answers - tell the
nonnursing client that menstruation should resume in 6 to 8 weeks.
In preparing the client to be discharged, the nurse is asked to reinforce with the client
the importance of observing her lochia and informing the physician if any abnormalities
are observed. The nurse will teach the client that which is a reason to call the
physician?
The nurse is teaching a new mother about the advantages/disadvantages of
breastfeeding versus formula feeding. Which of the following statements accurately
describe the process? (SATA) - Answers - breast milk is readily available and
convenient.
breast milk is always the right temperature.
breast milk contains antibodies.
A nurse is informing a client about different choices available to pregnant women
choosing a birth setting. Which of the following birth settings promote safe, satisfying,
and the most cost-effective childbirth? - Answers - free-standing birth centers.
The certified nurse midwife is discussing the birth plan with a client. Which data would
most likely be documented in the plan? (SATA) - Answers - the woman's choice of a
partner for support during labor.
the type of pain relief measures desired.
the woman's feelings about fetal monitoring.
A client is in labor, and the nurse palpates her abdomen to assess the presentation of
the fetus.Which presentation indicates normal labor? - Answers - vertex presentation.
A nurse is caring for a client in labor. During assessment, which should the nurse
consider to be a common discomfort of labor? - Answers - pain in the lower back.
A client in the first stage of labor has an episode of bright-red bleeding. What is the best
action for the nurse to take? - Answers - report the bright red bleeding at once.
The obstetrical nurse records the expulsion of the placenta in stage III labor as a
Schultze presentation. What does this data represent? - Answers - if the placenta is
expelled with the shiny (membranous) side out, it is called a Schultze presentation
("shiny Schultze"); this is the fetal side of the placenta. Schultze presentation occurs in
approximately 80% of births.
A nurse is performing fundal massage for a client. What precaution should the nurse
take when giving a fundal massage? - Answers - never massage a contracted fundus.
The nurse is discharging a new mother from the hospital. Which of the following is a
recommended teaching guideline that should be discussed? - Answers - tell the
nonnursing client that menstruation should resume in 6 to 8 weeks.
In preparing the client to be discharged, the nurse is asked to reinforce with the client
the importance of observing her lochia and informing the physician if any abnormalities
are observed. The nurse will teach the client that which is a reason to call the
physician?
