NARM 2026 EXAMPREP PRACTICE SET
SOLUTION QUESTIONS WITH FULL
ANSWERS
◉ a nosocomial infection is caused by the birth environment or the
care provider. Answer: the following is true about pp complications
leading to death
- puerperal morbidity refers to pp complications leading to death
- a nosocomial infection is caused by the birth environment or the
care provider
- endometritis is caused by uterine lining outside of the uterus
- maternal mortality rate refers to the deaths attributed to
complication pf pregnancy per 1000 women
◉ vaginal prolapse. Answer: a woman is 6 months pp and c/o
incontinence. all of the following should be ruled out except
- stress incontinence
- urge incontinence
-rectocele, urethrocele, cystocele, etc.
- vaginal prolapse
,◉ between 2 and 6 weeks pp due to retained membranes. Answer:
late pp hemorrhage is most likely to occur:
- immediately pp due to the baby not nursing right away
- in third stage due to a sticky placenta that does not completely
separate
- between 2 and 6 weeks pp due to retained membranes
- between 6 and 12 weeks pp due to subinvolution
◉ retained placental fragments. Answer: which of the following is
the most common cause of uterine subinvolution
- poor abdominal muscle tone
- retained placental fragments
- myomata
-hematoma
◉ massage. Answer: treatment for thrombophlebitis includes all of
the following except:
- bed rest
-hot packs
-massage
- elastic stockings
,◉ a cbc with differential is primarily used to detect type and
clotting. Answer: the following are true about pp lab testing except
- a cbc with differential is primarily used to detect type and clotting
- hct and HgB are used to detect anemia
- vaginal secretions are tested for viruses /bacteria depending on
the symptoms
- clean catch urine involves obtaining a midstream sample
◉ eye prophylaxis is meant to prevent blindness due to syphilis.
Answer: the following are true about newborn physical care except
- eye prophylaxis is meant to prevent blindness due to syphilis
- umbi cord care is based on promoting drying of the cord and
cleanliness at its base
- neonatal urination should occur in the first 24 hours of life
- the establishment of breastfeeding in the first hour of life is the
main priority for a healthy neonate
◉ generally, maternal ingestion of over the counter drugs and
prescribed drugs does not increase fetal risk. Answer: the following
are true about risks to the neonate except:
- perinatal deaths are usually associated with a number of adverse
conditions combined
-generally, maternal ingestion of over the counter drugs and
prescribed drugs does not increase fetal risk
, - there is increased risk to a neonate who follows a pregnancy which
ended in fetal mortality or morbidity
- generally, any serious maternal illness of condition contributes to
fetal risk
◉ small for GA infants are more prone to birth trauma. Answer: the
following size/age conditions affect neonatal risk as follows except
- preterm infants are prone to respiratory problems
- post term infants are prone to asphyxia and meconium aspiration
- LGA infants are prone to hypoglycemia
- SGA infants are more prone to birth trauma
◉ one minute after birth and again at 5 minutes. Answer: APGAR
scores are done when
- immediately after birth and again at 5 min
- one minutes after birth and again at 5 minutes
- 1 minute after birth and 5 minutes after that
- 5 minutes and 10 minutes
◉ immediately after birth once the baby has established respiration.
Answer: babies should be allowed to breastfeed
- only after newborn exam is done to ensure no digestive tract
defects
SOLUTION QUESTIONS WITH FULL
ANSWERS
◉ a nosocomial infection is caused by the birth environment or the
care provider. Answer: the following is true about pp complications
leading to death
- puerperal morbidity refers to pp complications leading to death
- a nosocomial infection is caused by the birth environment or the
care provider
- endometritis is caused by uterine lining outside of the uterus
- maternal mortality rate refers to the deaths attributed to
complication pf pregnancy per 1000 women
◉ vaginal prolapse. Answer: a woman is 6 months pp and c/o
incontinence. all of the following should be ruled out except
- stress incontinence
- urge incontinence
-rectocele, urethrocele, cystocele, etc.
- vaginal prolapse
,◉ between 2 and 6 weeks pp due to retained membranes. Answer:
late pp hemorrhage is most likely to occur:
- immediately pp due to the baby not nursing right away
- in third stage due to a sticky placenta that does not completely
separate
- between 2 and 6 weeks pp due to retained membranes
- between 6 and 12 weeks pp due to subinvolution
◉ retained placental fragments. Answer: which of the following is
the most common cause of uterine subinvolution
- poor abdominal muscle tone
- retained placental fragments
- myomata
-hematoma
◉ massage. Answer: treatment for thrombophlebitis includes all of
the following except:
- bed rest
-hot packs
-massage
- elastic stockings
,◉ a cbc with differential is primarily used to detect type and
clotting. Answer: the following are true about pp lab testing except
- a cbc with differential is primarily used to detect type and clotting
- hct and HgB are used to detect anemia
- vaginal secretions are tested for viruses /bacteria depending on
the symptoms
- clean catch urine involves obtaining a midstream sample
◉ eye prophylaxis is meant to prevent blindness due to syphilis.
Answer: the following are true about newborn physical care except
- eye prophylaxis is meant to prevent blindness due to syphilis
- umbi cord care is based on promoting drying of the cord and
cleanliness at its base
- neonatal urination should occur in the first 24 hours of life
- the establishment of breastfeeding in the first hour of life is the
main priority for a healthy neonate
◉ generally, maternal ingestion of over the counter drugs and
prescribed drugs does not increase fetal risk. Answer: the following
are true about risks to the neonate except:
- perinatal deaths are usually associated with a number of adverse
conditions combined
-generally, maternal ingestion of over the counter drugs and
prescribed drugs does not increase fetal risk
, - there is increased risk to a neonate who follows a pregnancy which
ended in fetal mortality or morbidity
- generally, any serious maternal illness of condition contributes to
fetal risk
◉ small for GA infants are more prone to birth trauma. Answer: the
following size/age conditions affect neonatal risk as follows except
- preterm infants are prone to respiratory problems
- post term infants are prone to asphyxia and meconium aspiration
- LGA infants are prone to hypoglycemia
- SGA infants are more prone to birth trauma
◉ one minute after birth and again at 5 minutes. Answer: APGAR
scores are done when
- immediately after birth and again at 5 min
- one minutes after birth and again at 5 minutes
- 1 minute after birth and 5 minutes after that
- 5 minutes and 10 minutes
◉ immediately after birth once the baby has established respiration.
Answer: babies should be allowed to breastfeed
- only after newborn exam is done to ensure no digestive tract
defects
