ATI MATERNAL HEALTH FINAL EXAM-LATEST RELIABLE STUDY GUIDE.UPDATED

1. Which nursing diagnosis has the highest priority for a postpartum client who has developed disseminated intravascular coagulopathy (DIC) A. Anticipating Grieving B. High risk for infection C. Risk for deficient fluid volume D. Spiritual Distress 2. A newly delivered 9lb 4 ounce baby boy exhibits of respiratory distress. The nurse obtains a blood sample to assess the infant for which of the following? A. Hypoglycemia B. Pneumonia C. Sepsis D. Hyperbilirubinemia 3. The nurse explains to the client in premature that betamethesome is given to: A. Stop uterine contractions B. Prevent infection C. Assist with fetal lung maturity D. Prevent cervical dilation 4. The onset of late decelerations on the fetal monitor should lead the nurse to suspect which condition? A. Head compression B. Cord compression C. Close uterine contractions D. Decreased uteroplacental blood flow 5. The nurse receives a call for postpartum who delivered 7 days ago. The client report having increase bleeding. The nurse suspect late postpartum hemorrhage, which is most commonly caused by which of the following? A. Uterine Atony B. Disseminated intravascular coagulopathy C. Retained Placental fragments D. Lacerations 6. Which of the following clients have the greatest risk for developing postpartum hemorrhage? A. A client who gave birth to a boy weighing 5lb 2 ounces B. A 17 year old client C. A client who is diagnosed with endometritis D. A client experimenting uterine atony 7. A client is ordered heparin 2,500 units SQQD for treatment of thrombophlebitis. On hand is Heparin 5,000 units/ml. How many millimeters will the nurse administer? A. 0.5 ml B. 1ml C. 2ml D. 2.5 ml 8. Which nursing intervention is appropriate in the care of an infant with respiratory distress syndrome? A. Perform a complete gestational age assessment B. Perform chest physiotherapy C. Suction mcconium from airway as needed D. Maintain a neutral thermal environment this answer is also correct 9. A client who baby is jaundice ask, “How will those lights help my baby? Which statement by the nurse is accurate? A. “The lights prevent more bilirubin from being released into your baby’s body” B. “Exposing the skin to the air helps get rid ofjaundice” C. “The lights help convert bilirubin to a form that the baby can get rid of” D. “The lights release a substance that attacks the bilirubin in the body and destroys it” 10. While feeding an infant the nurse notes white patches over the germsand buccal cavity, the nurse’s next best intervention would be” A. Document findings as normal B. Further evaluate to no yeast infection C. Prepare to give vitamin K D. Assess maternal history for Herpes ............................................................................CONTINUED