Placenta Previa - ANSWER-Condition where placenta obstructs cervical os.
Painless Vaginal Bleeding - ANSWER-Bright red bleeding in second/third trimester.
Abruptio Placenta - ANSWER-Premature separation of placenta causing pain.
Lochia Rubra - ANSWER-Postpartum vaginal discharge, bright red color.
Fundal Massage - ANSWER-Technique to promote uterine contraction post-delivery.
Newborn Care Priority - ANSWER-Drying newborn to prevent cold stress.
Vitamin K Administration - ANSWER-Given to newborn to prevent bleeding disorders.
Eye Prophylaxis - ANSWER-Preventative treatment for newborn's eye infections.
Identification Bracelet - ANSWER-Worn by newborn for correct identification.
Urinary Frequency - ANSWER-Common symptom during early and late pregnancy.
Rubella Immunization Timing - ANSWER-Recommended postpartum to prevent fetal
exposure.
Bloody Show - ANSWER-Loss of cervical mucus plug before labor.
Uterine Atony - ANSWER-Failure of uterus to contract effectively postpartum.
Cervical Mucous Plug - ANSWER-Protective barrier in the cervix during pregnancy.
Cold Stress in Newborn - ANSWER-Increased respiratory rate due to temperature drop.
Postpartum Monitoring - ANSWER-Observation of lochia and uterine firmness.
Breastfeeding Importance - ANSWER-Supports newborn's thermoregulation and
bonding.
Clots in Lochia - ANSWER-Small clots are common postpartum findings.
Bladder Tone - ANSWER-Influences urinary frequency during pregnancy.
Live Virus Vaccine - ANSWER-Rubella vaccine contraindicated during pregnancy.
First Trimester Symptoms - ANSWER-Increased bladder sensitivity and urinary
frequency.
, Delivery Room Protocol - ANSWER-Clear airway as first action after birth.
Warm Blanket for Newborn - ANSWER-Used to maintain newborn's body temperature.
Postpartum Fundus Assessment - ANSWER-Checking firmness and position of the
uterus.
Nursing Rationale - ANSWER-Justification for nursing actions based on evidence.
Maternal Newborn Nursing - ANSWER-Focus on care for mother and infant post-
delivery.
Respiratory tract clearance - ANSWER-First action after infant delivery to ensure
breathing.
Infant drying - ANSWER-Done shortly after delivery to prevent hypothermia.
Infant stimulation - ANSWER-Encourages crying to establish effective breathing.
Umbilical cord cutting - ANSWER-Performed shortly after delivery, not first action.
Therapeutic response - ANSWER-Response that acknowledges and clarifies client
feelings.
Closed-ended response - ANSWER-Response that limits client discussion and feelings.
Pelvic examination - ANSWER-Required for oral contraceptive prescription.
Umbilical cord vessels - ANSWER-Normal structure: two arteries and one vein.
IUD reliability - ANSWER-Less than 1 failure per 100 users, highly effective.
Oral contraceptive failure rate - ANSWER-Approximately 8 failures per 100 users due to
inconsistencies.
Diaphragm with spermicide - ANSWER-Has about 16 failures per 100 users in first year.
Negative rubella titer - ANSWER-Indicates susceptibility to rubella virus, not infection.
Rubella vaccination contraindication - ANSWER-Vaccination during pregnancy can harm
the fetus.
Post-delivery rubella immunization - ANSWER-Recommended for susceptible clients
after childbirth.
Fetal heart rate monitoring - ANSWER-Used to assess fetal well-being during labor.
Hypotension in pregnancy - ANSWER-Indicates possible blood loss; requires urgent
action.
IV access initiation - ANSWER-Priority action for rapid blood loss management.
Informed consent for surgery - ANSWER-Not the nurse's priority; can be signed by
family.
Hydatidiform mole symptoms - ANSWER-Elevated hCG levels and vaginal bleeding
expected.
Fetal heart tones absence - ANSWER-Indicates no developing fetus in hydatidiform
mole.
Vaginal discharge in hydatidiform mole - ANSWER-Can vary; often includes dark brown
or bright red.
Client anxiety management - ANSWER-Addressing feelings can improve client comfort.
Nurse's role in family planning - ANSWER-Provide education and support for
contraceptive choices.
Blood pressure monitoring - ANSWER-Essential for assessing maternal health during
labor.
Tachycardia in pregnancy - ANSWER-May indicate compensatory response to blood
loss.
Painless Vaginal Bleeding - ANSWER-Bright red bleeding in second/third trimester.
Abruptio Placenta - ANSWER-Premature separation of placenta causing pain.
Lochia Rubra - ANSWER-Postpartum vaginal discharge, bright red color.
Fundal Massage - ANSWER-Technique to promote uterine contraction post-delivery.
Newborn Care Priority - ANSWER-Drying newborn to prevent cold stress.
Vitamin K Administration - ANSWER-Given to newborn to prevent bleeding disorders.
Eye Prophylaxis - ANSWER-Preventative treatment for newborn's eye infections.
Identification Bracelet - ANSWER-Worn by newborn for correct identification.
Urinary Frequency - ANSWER-Common symptom during early and late pregnancy.
Rubella Immunization Timing - ANSWER-Recommended postpartum to prevent fetal
exposure.
Bloody Show - ANSWER-Loss of cervical mucus plug before labor.
Uterine Atony - ANSWER-Failure of uterus to contract effectively postpartum.
Cervical Mucous Plug - ANSWER-Protective barrier in the cervix during pregnancy.
Cold Stress in Newborn - ANSWER-Increased respiratory rate due to temperature drop.
Postpartum Monitoring - ANSWER-Observation of lochia and uterine firmness.
Breastfeeding Importance - ANSWER-Supports newborn's thermoregulation and
bonding.
Clots in Lochia - ANSWER-Small clots are common postpartum findings.
Bladder Tone - ANSWER-Influences urinary frequency during pregnancy.
Live Virus Vaccine - ANSWER-Rubella vaccine contraindicated during pregnancy.
First Trimester Symptoms - ANSWER-Increased bladder sensitivity and urinary
frequency.
, Delivery Room Protocol - ANSWER-Clear airway as first action after birth.
Warm Blanket for Newborn - ANSWER-Used to maintain newborn's body temperature.
Postpartum Fundus Assessment - ANSWER-Checking firmness and position of the
uterus.
Nursing Rationale - ANSWER-Justification for nursing actions based on evidence.
Maternal Newborn Nursing - ANSWER-Focus on care for mother and infant post-
delivery.
Respiratory tract clearance - ANSWER-First action after infant delivery to ensure
breathing.
Infant drying - ANSWER-Done shortly after delivery to prevent hypothermia.
Infant stimulation - ANSWER-Encourages crying to establish effective breathing.
Umbilical cord cutting - ANSWER-Performed shortly after delivery, not first action.
Therapeutic response - ANSWER-Response that acknowledges and clarifies client
feelings.
Closed-ended response - ANSWER-Response that limits client discussion and feelings.
Pelvic examination - ANSWER-Required for oral contraceptive prescription.
Umbilical cord vessels - ANSWER-Normal structure: two arteries and one vein.
IUD reliability - ANSWER-Less than 1 failure per 100 users, highly effective.
Oral contraceptive failure rate - ANSWER-Approximately 8 failures per 100 users due to
inconsistencies.
Diaphragm with spermicide - ANSWER-Has about 16 failures per 100 users in first year.
Negative rubella titer - ANSWER-Indicates susceptibility to rubella virus, not infection.
Rubella vaccination contraindication - ANSWER-Vaccination during pregnancy can harm
the fetus.
Post-delivery rubella immunization - ANSWER-Recommended for susceptible clients
after childbirth.
Fetal heart rate monitoring - ANSWER-Used to assess fetal well-being during labor.
Hypotension in pregnancy - ANSWER-Indicates possible blood loss; requires urgent
action.
IV access initiation - ANSWER-Priority action for rapid blood loss management.
Informed consent for surgery - ANSWER-Not the nurse's priority; can be signed by
family.
Hydatidiform mole symptoms - ANSWER-Elevated hCG levels and vaginal bleeding
expected.
Fetal heart tones absence - ANSWER-Indicates no developing fetus in hydatidiform
mole.
Vaginal discharge in hydatidiform mole - ANSWER-Can vary; often includes dark brown
or bright red.
Client anxiety management - ANSWER-Addressing feelings can improve client comfort.
Nurse's role in family planning - ANSWER-Provide education and support for
contraceptive choices.
Blood pressure monitoring - ANSWER-Essential for assessing maternal health during
labor.
Tachycardia in pregnancy - ANSWER-May indicate compensatory response to blood
loss.
