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ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam 2025 –
Nursing Study Guide, Real Practice Questions, and
Maternity Review for NCLEX Readiness
Ace your ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam 2025 with this comprehensive nursing study guide.
Includes real ATI-style practice questions, detailed maternity and newborn care concepts, postpartum
and labor review, and expert test-taking strategies to help you pass confidently and boost your ATI
score.
• ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam 2025
• ATI Maternal Newborn proctored exam study guide
• ATI Maternal Newborn practice test with answers
• ATI Maternal Newborn proctored exam review
The nurse has received a phone call from a 29-year-old married patient pregnant with her first child.
The patient is at 10 weeks' gestation. Which class would be most appropriate for this patient to
attend at this point in her pregnancy? - ANSWER-Early pregnancy class
The patient who experienced an emergency cesarean birth with her first child expresses anxiety about
her upcoming birth. How can the nurse teaching the patient's prenatal classes help decrease her
anxiety? - ANSWER-Encourage the patient to practice progressive relaxation and use the technique in
labor
The nurse assesses her patient and finds her to have mild anxiety concerning the birth process. The
patient states that she is not interested in attending classes because her husband does not want to
participate. The nurse's best response would be: - ANSWER-"Birthing classes of all types can help
eliminate fear and teach coping techniques."
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A patient states that she is not interested in Lamaze classes because she is single and does not want to
have natural childbirth. The nurse's best response would be - ANSWER-Lamaze classes can teach you
relaxation methods and also the benefits and risks of pain-relief methods. This assists you in making the
best decision for you.
The nurse is working with a prenatal patient. Which statement indicates that additional teaching is
necessary? - ANSWER-"Because I am married, I won't have the STI screening"
All women should be screened for syphilis, gonorrhea, and hepatitis B.
The prenatal nurse plans on teaching prenatal classes based on broad concepts. The nurse will include
information about - ANSWER-Relaxation techniques.
Body-toning exercises.
Breathing techniques
A patient having her fourth child is admitted to the labor unit and is accompanied by a doula. The
intrapartum nurse expects the doula to assist with - ANSWER-Physical and emotional comfort
techniques.
A nurse is teaching childbirth education classes to a group of pregnant teens. Which strategy would
promote learning by the young women? - ANSWER-Providing more extensive teaching and a forum for
verbalization of fears and concerns
The nurse is discussing with a couple their concerns about delivering vaginally after having a cesarean
birth. Parents planning on a vaginal birth after a cesarean birth (VBAC) should prepare: - ANSWER-Two
birth plans: one for vaginal and one for cesarean
In addition to breathing with contractions, what action will the nurse instruct a woman in labor to do
during the first stage of labor? - ANSWER-Perform effleurage
In counseling a pregnant patient about the main differences in birthing preparation methods, the nurse
discusses: - ANSWER-Theories as to why they work.
Breathing patterns taught.
Relaxation techniques used
ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam 2025 –
Nursing Study Guide, Real Practice Questions, and
Maternity Review for NCLEX Readiness
Ace your ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam 2025 with this comprehensive nursing study guide.
Includes real ATI-style practice questions, detailed maternity and newborn care concepts, postpartum
and labor review, and expert test-taking strategies to help you pass confidently and boost your ATI
score.
• ATI Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam 2025
• ATI Maternal Newborn proctored exam study guide
• ATI Maternal Newborn practice test with answers
• ATI Maternal Newborn proctored exam review
The nurse has received a phone call from a 29-year-old married patient pregnant with her first child.
The patient is at 10 weeks' gestation. Which class would be most appropriate for this patient to
attend at this point in her pregnancy? - ANSWER-Early pregnancy class
The patient who experienced an emergency cesarean birth with her first child expresses anxiety about
her upcoming birth. How can the nurse teaching the patient's prenatal classes help decrease her
anxiety? - ANSWER-Encourage the patient to practice progressive relaxation and use the technique in
labor
The nurse assesses her patient and finds her to have mild anxiety concerning the birth process. The
patient states that she is not interested in attending classes because her husband does not want to
participate. The nurse's best response would be: - ANSWER-"Birthing classes of all types can help
eliminate fear and teach coping techniques."
, 2|Page
A patient states that she is not interested in Lamaze classes because she is single and does not want to
have natural childbirth. The nurse's best response would be - ANSWER-Lamaze classes can teach you
relaxation methods and also the benefits and risks of pain-relief methods. This assists you in making the
best decision for you.
The nurse is working with a prenatal patient. Which statement indicates that additional teaching is
necessary? - ANSWER-"Because I am married, I won't have the STI screening"
All women should be screened for syphilis, gonorrhea, and hepatitis B.
The prenatal nurse plans on teaching prenatal classes based on broad concepts. The nurse will include
information about - ANSWER-Relaxation techniques.
Body-toning exercises.
Breathing techniques
A patient having her fourth child is admitted to the labor unit and is accompanied by a doula. The
intrapartum nurse expects the doula to assist with - ANSWER-Physical and emotional comfort
techniques.
A nurse is teaching childbirth education classes to a group of pregnant teens. Which strategy would
promote learning by the young women? - ANSWER-Providing more extensive teaching and a forum for
verbalization of fears and concerns
The nurse is discussing with a couple their concerns about delivering vaginally after having a cesarean
birth. Parents planning on a vaginal birth after a cesarean birth (VBAC) should prepare: - ANSWER-Two
birth plans: one for vaginal and one for cesarean
In addition to breathing with contractions, what action will the nurse instruct a woman in labor to do
during the first stage of labor? - ANSWER-Perform effleurage
In counseling a pregnant patient about the main differences in birthing preparation methods, the nurse
discusses: - ANSWER-Theories as to why they work.
Breathing patterns taught.
Relaxation techniques used
