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RNC-MNN exam 2026|| QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||NEWEST EXAM!!!


A predisposing factor to UTI is the postpartum period is


a. epidural anesthesia
b. manual removal of the placenta
c. retained placental fragments - ANSWER-a. epidural
anesthesia


Seizures in neonates are signs of malfunctioning


a. brain stem activity
b. higher order areas of the brain
c. neuronal system - ANSWER-c. neuronal system


A woman is receiving oxytocin to address PPH. Dosages
at a concentration above 30-40 u/L of IV fluids can lead to


a. fluid overload

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b. hypertension
c. seizures - ANSWER-a. fluid overload


Determination of blood loss is difficult to assess in the
postpartum period because of what physiologic change?


a. large loss of RBCs
b. persistence of high plasma volume
c. reversal of extracellular fluid accumulation - ANSWER-
c. reversal of extracellular fluid accumulation


Subconjunctival hemorrhage is noted in a 2 hour old baby.
The most likely cause is


a. early sign of conjunctivitis
b. irritation from the eye prophylaxis
c. ocular pressure experienced at birth - ANSWER-c.
ocular pressure experienced at birth


Abnormal spinal nerve innervation should be suspected if
there is

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a. an absent babinski reflex
b. incomplete moro reflex
c. no tonic neck response - ANSWER-a. an absent
babinski reflex


An obstetric factor that predisposes to uterine prolapse is


a. cervical cerclage
b. cesarean
c. vacuum delivery - ANSWER-c. vacuum delivery


A postpartum woman is recovering from placental
abruption and PPH. She is diagnosed with DIC. The
priority approach to care is


a. determination of underlying cause
b. immediate transfer to the ICU
c. replacement of blood - ANSWER-c. replacement of
blood

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The hat on the infant's head prevents what type of heat
loss?


a. convection
b. evaporation
c. radiation - ANSWER-a. convection


A priority of care prior to administering hemabate for PPH
is to check if the patient has a history of


a. anemia
b. asthma
c. diabetes mellitus - ANSWER-b. asthma


A woman is receiving increasing pain meds for vaginal
pain after a prolonged labor. Visual inspection for
perineum looks normal with no vaginal bleeding. This
patient needs to be further evaluated for


a. vaginal hematoma
b. retained placental fragments

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