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Midwifery Exam Practice UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER Tachypnea - CORRECT ANSWER Apnea - CORRECT ANSWER A condition of a deficient thyroid Fast breathing not breathing Antepartum - CORRECT ANSWER Postpartum - CORRECT ANSWER Intrapartum - CORRECT ANSWER Dystocia - CORRECT ANSWER Lymphoma - CORRECT ANSWER Bradycardia - CORRECT ANSWER Primigravida - CORRECT ANSWER Appendectomy - CORRECT ANSWER Hysterectomy - CORRECT ANSWER before birth after birth between birth Condition of a difficult/abnormal childbirth

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Midwifery Exam Practice UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER A condition of a deficient thyroid



Tachypnea - CORRECT ANSWER Fast breathing



Apnea - CORRECT ANSWER not breathing



Antepartum - CORRECT ANSWER before birth



Postpartum - CORRECT ANSWER after birth



Intrapartum - CORRECT ANSWER between birth



Dystocia - CORRECT ANSWER Condition of a difficult/abnormal childbirth



Lymphoma - CORRECT ANSWER lymphatic tumor



Bradycardia - CORRECT ANSWER slow heart



Primigravida - CORRECT ANSWER a women who is pregnant for the first time



Appendectomy - CORRECT ANSWER surgical removal of the appendix



Hysterectomy - CORRECT ANSWER surgical removal of the uterus

,Anesthesia - CORRECT ANSWER without feeling



Multipara - CORRECT ANSWER a woman that has had more than one offspring



Hypothermia - CORRECT ANSWER low temperature



Perianal - CORRECT ANSWER around the rectum



Sublingual - CORRECT ANSWER pertaining to under the tongue



Dysuria - CORRECT ANSWER condition of painful urination



Suprapubic - CORRECT ANSWER above the pubis



Pelvimetry - CORRECT ANSWER measurement of the pelvis



A fast heart rate - CORRECT ANSWER tachycardia



A condition of decreased urine - CORRECT ANSWER cystitis



Bladder inflammation - CORRECT ANSWER Uritis



An inflamed vein caused by a clot - CORRECT ANSWER thrombophlebitis



condition of having high blood sugar - CORRECT ANSWER hyperglycemia



Destruction of blood - CORRECT ANSWER hemolysis

,An abnormal condition of appearing blue - CORRECT ANSWER cyanosis



excessive vomiting - CORRECT ANSWER peremesis



Disease of the nerves - CORRECT ANSWER neuropathy



Difficulty breathing - CORRECT ANSWER dyspnea



A woman who has never given birth - CORRECT ANSWER nulliparous



A woman who has given birth once - CORRECT ANSWER primiparous



white blood cells - CORRECT ANSWER leukocytes



A condition of having a lack of clotting cells (platelets) - CORRECT
ANSWER thrombopenia



Having too much water from the amnion - CORRECT ANSWER polyhydramnios



You have been having chronic pains in your upper abdomen and your physician refers you to
a specialist in diseases of the digestive tract called a - CORRECT
ANSWER Gastroenterologist



Your mother is having her uterus surgically removed along with her ovaries. Removal of
ovaries is called - CORRECT ANSWER hysterectomy



A woman has become sterile due to chronic inflammation of her uterine tubes from frequent
infection with sexually transmitted diseases. This tubal inflammation is called - CORRECT
ANSWER salpingitis

, A female patient has a special X-ray procedure of the breasts performed the X-ray image is
called a - CORRECT ANSWER mammogram



Inflammation of the veins is termed - CORRECT ANSWER phlebitis



The medical technician who draws blood from a vein for laboratory tests is called a -
CORRECT ANSWER phlebotomist



A hemangioma means - CORRECT ANSWER A tumor of blood vessels



Meningitis refers to - CORRECT ANSWER inflammation of the membranes around
the brain


A baby is born without a brain. The diagnosis would be - CORRECT
ANSWER anencephalic



Surgical removal of an inflamed gallbladder containing stones is termed - CORRECT
ANSWER cholecystectomy



A gravid woman is having genetic testing done. The physician will puncture the uterus to
withdraw amniotic fluid to be used for testing. This procedure is called - CORRECT
ANSWER amniocentesis



A newborn with meconium aspiration pneumonia often finds it difficult or painful to breath.
The term for this is - CORRECT ANSWER dyspnea



Pregnant women frequently complain of the need to urinate frequently during the night. The
term for this is - CORRECT ANSWER nocturia

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