(NGN) ATI RN Maternal Newborn Proctored Exam Test bank
Condition where placenta implants in lower uterus, causing
Placenta Previa painless red vaginal bleeding in 2nd/3rd trimester.
Premature separation of placenta leading to painful internal
Abruptio Placenta bleeding and nonrelaxed uterus.
Postpartum vaginal discharge, intermittent, with small clots, and
Lochia Rubra firm midline fundus at umbilicus.
Massage to ensure firmness of uterus postpartum, not indicated i
Fundal Massage fundus is already firm.
Important for newborn, but can be delayed until held by mother
Vitamin K Administration and breastfed.
Thoroughly dry and cover newborn to prevent cold stress, a prior
Dry the Skin action post airway assurance.
Should be administered within the first hour after birth, important
Eye Prophylaxis but not the priority action post airway assurance.
Offered following birth, preferably prior to discharge, to prevent ris
Rubella Immunization to fetus during current or subsequent pregnancies.
First action to take immediately following delivery to care for the
Clear the Respiratory Tract newborn.
An examination that should be discussed with the client to addres
Pelvic Examination concerns and fears.
Closed-ended nontherapeutic Blocks communication, uses cliché, and false reassurance.
response
Fails to address client's feelings, blocks communication.
Pelvic exam for birth control pills
Two arteries return blood to placenta, one vein carries oxygenate
Umbilical cord vessels blood to fetus.
Reliable contraception methods IUD has less than 1 in 100 failure rate, most reliable.
Negative rubella titer Indicates susceptibility to rubella virus, not immune.
Priority nursing action for vaginal Initiate IV access due to hypotension and tachycardia.
bleeding
Rapid uterine enlargement, elevated hCG levels, signs of
Hydatidiform mole findings hyperthyroidism.
Therapeutic response to Explains newborns' lack of muscle control for eye movement.
Condition where placenta implants in lower uterus, causing
Placenta Previa painless red vaginal bleeding in 2nd/3rd trimester.
Premature separation of placenta leading to painful internal
Abruptio Placenta bleeding and nonrelaxed uterus.
Postpartum vaginal discharge, intermittent, with small clots, and
Lochia Rubra firm midline fundus at umbilicus.
Massage to ensure firmness of uterus postpartum, not indicated i
Fundal Massage fundus is already firm.
Important for newborn, but can be delayed until held by mother
Vitamin K Administration and breastfed.
Thoroughly dry and cover newborn to prevent cold stress, a prior
Dry the Skin action post airway assurance.
Should be administered within the first hour after birth, important
Eye Prophylaxis but not the priority action post airway assurance.
Offered following birth, preferably prior to discharge, to prevent ris
Rubella Immunization to fetus during current or subsequent pregnancies.
First action to take immediately following delivery to care for the
Clear the Respiratory Tract newborn.
An examination that should be discussed with the client to addres
Pelvic Examination concerns and fears.
Closed-ended nontherapeutic Blocks communication, uses cliché, and false reassurance.
response
Fails to address client's feelings, blocks communication.
Pelvic exam for birth control pills
Two arteries return blood to placenta, one vein carries oxygenate
Umbilical cord vessels blood to fetus.
Reliable contraception methods IUD has less than 1 in 100 failure rate, most reliable.
Negative rubella titer Indicates susceptibility to rubella virus, not immune.
Priority nursing action for vaginal Initiate IV access due to hypotension and tachycardia.
bleeding
Rapid uterine enlargement, elevated hCG levels, signs of
Hydatidiform mole findings hyperthyroidism.
Therapeutic response to Explains newborns' lack of muscle control for eye movement.
