PN 3006 Quiz 3 study guide UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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1. A woman arrives in the clinic for her pre- G4 T1 P1 A1 L2
natal visit she states that she is currently
28 weeks pregnant with twins she has; 5
year old son born at 39 weeks, 3 year old
daughter born at 34 weeks and her last
pregnancy was ended at 16 weeks what
is her obstetrical history
2. Exercise during pregnancy should be Improving obstetrical outcomes
practiced to achieve which of the follow-
ing goals?
3. at a 30 week prenatal visit, a woman is
lying on her back on the examination Turn the woman on her side (preferably her left
table and suddenly states she feels dizzy side)
and faint the best action by the nurse is:
4. A woman is being seen for her first pre-
The patient may need assistance planning care
natal care appointment. the chart shows of her other children during labour and birth
her ob HX to be: G4 T3 P0 A1 L2. What
can the nurse anticipate given this HX
5. a woman's LMP is april 1 2019 she has Perhaps you many consider moving the date of
been keeping upwell on her prenatal your cruise to end earlier so it is not as close to
appointments but states the dates of
the coming appt needs to be changed you due date.
because she is going on a cruise Dec
30-Jan17 2020 the nurse should respond
by saying:
6. a nurse is explaining probable signs of
Abdominal enlargement, Braxton Hicks contrac-
pregnancy some of these would include: tions and the header sign
, 7. what are the 4 p's of labour Powers, Passage, Passenger, position and Psy-
che
8. what is the key difference between pre the presence of cervical change (ettacement or
labour and true labour dilation)
9. Effacement is? thinning of the cervix
10. contractions should be how far apart Nuliparas : 4-5 mins apart Multiparas 5-7 min-
when the mother should go to the hos- utes apart
pital
11. first stage of labour dilation of the cervix until the cervix reaches 10
centimetres
latent (0-3cm) Active (4-10cm)
12. the second stage of labour expulsion or pushing phase this phase extends
from the the total dilation of the cervix until the
baby has been born
13. Third stage of labour expulsion of the placenta (afterbirth)
14. fourth stage of labour begins with the delivery of the placenta and
includes at least the first 2 hours after birth
15. what is the baseline fetal hear rate (FHR) 110-160 bpm
16. what is the main fetal risk during first fetal compromise due to interruption of fetal
and second phase of labour oxygen supply
17. main maternal risk in the fourth stage Hemorrhage caused by Uterine relaxation
18. top priorities for newborn immediately maintain warmth, maintain cardiorespiratory
after delivery function, maintain skin to skin contact, assess
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1. A woman arrives in the clinic for her pre- G4 T1 P1 A1 L2
natal visit she states that she is currently
28 weeks pregnant with twins she has; 5
year old son born at 39 weeks, 3 year old
daughter born at 34 weeks and her last
pregnancy was ended at 16 weeks what
is her obstetrical history
2. Exercise during pregnancy should be Improving obstetrical outcomes
practiced to achieve which of the follow-
ing goals?
3. at a 30 week prenatal visit, a woman is
lying on her back on the examination Turn the woman on her side (preferably her left
table and suddenly states she feels dizzy side)
and faint the best action by the nurse is:
4. A woman is being seen for her first pre-
The patient may need assistance planning care
natal care appointment. the chart shows of her other children during labour and birth
her ob HX to be: G4 T3 P0 A1 L2. What
can the nurse anticipate given this HX
5. a woman's LMP is april 1 2019 she has Perhaps you many consider moving the date of
been keeping upwell on her prenatal your cruise to end earlier so it is not as close to
appointments but states the dates of
the coming appt needs to be changed you due date.
because she is going on a cruise Dec
30-Jan17 2020 the nurse should respond
by saying:
6. a nurse is explaining probable signs of
Abdominal enlargement, Braxton Hicks contrac-
pregnancy some of these would include: tions and the header sign
, 7. what are the 4 p's of labour Powers, Passage, Passenger, position and Psy-
che
8. what is the key difference between pre the presence of cervical change (ettacement or
labour and true labour dilation)
9. Effacement is? thinning of the cervix
10. contractions should be how far apart Nuliparas : 4-5 mins apart Multiparas 5-7 min-
when the mother should go to the hos- utes apart
pital
11. first stage of labour dilation of the cervix until the cervix reaches 10
centimetres
latent (0-3cm) Active (4-10cm)
12. the second stage of labour expulsion or pushing phase this phase extends
from the the total dilation of the cervix until the
baby has been born
13. Third stage of labour expulsion of the placenta (afterbirth)
14. fourth stage of labour begins with the delivery of the placenta and
includes at least the first 2 hours after birth
15. what is the baseline fetal hear rate (FHR) 110-160 bpm
16. what is the main fetal risk during first fetal compromise due to interruption of fetal
and second phase of labour oxygen supply
17. main maternal risk in the fourth stage Hemorrhage caused by Uterine relaxation
18. top priorities for newborn immediately maintain warmth, maintain cardiorespiratory
after delivery function, maintain skin to skin contact, assess
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