NCM 107 Final Exam: Care of Mother
and Child Questions With Verified
Answers
\q\Third Trimester Symptoms - ANSWER-✔Nausea, pallor, and sweating indicate potential
complications.
\Q\.Immediate Intervention - ANSWER-✔Turn patient on left side to alleviate symptoms.
\Q\.Transition Phase of Labor - ANSWER-✔Cervical dilation from 8 to 10 cm, contractions 2-3
min apart.
\Q\.First Stage of Labor Start - ANSWER-✔Officially begins with the onset of labor.
\Q\.Second Stage of Labor Start - ANSWER-✔Begins when the cervix is fully dilated.
\Q\.Third Stage of Labor Start - ANSWER-✔Starts after the neonate is born.
\Q\.Fetal Descent: Floating - ANSWER-✔Presenting part is not engaged and freely movable.
\Q\.Fetal Station +1 - ANSWER-✔Indicates 1 cm above the ischial spine.
,\Q\.Vaginal Bleeding at 24 Weeks - ANSWER-✔Classified as a complication until proven
otherwise.
\Q\.Umbilical Cord Loop - ANSWER-✔Immediate action is to perform a cesarean section.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 0-3 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents early phase of labor.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 3-6 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents active phase of labor.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 6-8 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents late active phase of labor.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 8-10 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents transition phase of labor.
\Q\.Contractions Duration - ANSWER-✔Contractions last for about 45 seconds during active
labor.
\Q\.Patient Education on Labor - ANSWER-✔Nurse explains stages and signs of labor.
\Q\.Cesarean Section Indication - ANSWER-✔Performed when complications arise during
delivery.
\Q\.Neonate Delivery - ANSWER-✔Final event in the second stage of labor.
\Q\.Placenta Expulsion - ANSWER-✔Occurs in the third stage of labor.
\Q\.Emergency Room Protocol - ANSWER-✔Assess vaginal bleeding for potential complications.
, \Q\.Labor Monitoring - ANSWER-✔Continuous assessment of mother and fetus during labor.
\Q\.Prenatal Class Focus - ANSWER-✔Educates expectant mothers on labor and delivery.
\Q\.Nursing Assessment - ANSWER-✔Involves monitoring vital signs and fetal status.
\Q\.Active phase of labor - ANSWER-✔Stage where contractions intensify and discomfort
increases.
\Q\.Recommended position for comfort - ANSWER-✔Side-lying position enhances comfort and
labor progression.
\Q\.Mild contraction - ANSWER-✔Uterine muscle is somewhat tense during contraction.
\Q\.Smallest pelvic inlet measurement - ANSWER-✔The true conjugate is the smallest
measurement.
\Q\.Resting phase duration - ANSWER-✔Typical duration is 30 seconds between contractions.
\Q\.Estimating true conjugate - ANSWER-✔Add 1.5 cm to diagonal conjugate measurement.
\Q\.Electronic fetal monitor purpose - ANSWER-✔Primary purpose is to assess fetal well-being.
\Q\.Critical step in emergency delivery - ANSWER-✔Apply pressure to guide fetal head's
descent.
and Child Questions With Verified
Answers
\q\Third Trimester Symptoms - ANSWER-✔Nausea, pallor, and sweating indicate potential
complications.
\Q\.Immediate Intervention - ANSWER-✔Turn patient on left side to alleviate symptoms.
\Q\.Transition Phase of Labor - ANSWER-✔Cervical dilation from 8 to 10 cm, contractions 2-3
min apart.
\Q\.First Stage of Labor Start - ANSWER-✔Officially begins with the onset of labor.
\Q\.Second Stage of Labor Start - ANSWER-✔Begins when the cervix is fully dilated.
\Q\.Third Stage of Labor Start - ANSWER-✔Starts after the neonate is born.
\Q\.Fetal Descent: Floating - ANSWER-✔Presenting part is not engaged and freely movable.
\Q\.Fetal Station +1 - ANSWER-✔Indicates 1 cm above the ischial spine.
,\Q\.Vaginal Bleeding at 24 Weeks - ANSWER-✔Classified as a complication until proven
otherwise.
\Q\.Umbilical Cord Loop - ANSWER-✔Immediate action is to perform a cesarean section.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 0-3 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents early phase of labor.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 3-6 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents active phase of labor.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 6-8 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents late active phase of labor.
\Q\.Cervical Dilation 8-10 cm - ANSWER-✔Represents transition phase of labor.
\Q\.Contractions Duration - ANSWER-✔Contractions last for about 45 seconds during active
labor.
\Q\.Patient Education on Labor - ANSWER-✔Nurse explains stages and signs of labor.
\Q\.Cesarean Section Indication - ANSWER-✔Performed when complications arise during
delivery.
\Q\.Neonate Delivery - ANSWER-✔Final event in the second stage of labor.
\Q\.Placenta Expulsion - ANSWER-✔Occurs in the third stage of labor.
\Q\.Emergency Room Protocol - ANSWER-✔Assess vaginal bleeding for potential complications.
, \Q\.Labor Monitoring - ANSWER-✔Continuous assessment of mother and fetus during labor.
\Q\.Prenatal Class Focus - ANSWER-✔Educates expectant mothers on labor and delivery.
\Q\.Nursing Assessment - ANSWER-✔Involves monitoring vital signs and fetal status.
\Q\.Active phase of labor - ANSWER-✔Stage where contractions intensify and discomfort
increases.
\Q\.Recommended position for comfort - ANSWER-✔Side-lying position enhances comfort and
labor progression.
\Q\.Mild contraction - ANSWER-✔Uterine muscle is somewhat tense during contraction.
\Q\.Smallest pelvic inlet measurement - ANSWER-✔The true conjugate is the smallest
measurement.
\Q\.Resting phase duration - ANSWER-✔Typical duration is 30 seconds between contractions.
\Q\.Estimating true conjugate - ANSWER-✔Add 1.5 cm to diagonal conjugate measurement.
\Q\.Electronic fetal monitor purpose - ANSWER-✔Primary purpose is to assess fetal well-being.
\Q\.Critical step in emergency delivery - ANSWER-✔Apply pressure to guide fetal head's
descent.
