NARM 2026 FINAL ASSESSMENT TESTED
CONTENT WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
◉ The lithotomy position is when the birthing person. Answer: is
flat on her back with legs in stirrups
◉ The period during labor between complete dilation and the onset
of active effective pushing is called. Answer: The resting phase
◉ Late decelerations are thought to be cause by. Answer:
uteroplacental insufficiency
◉ Early decelerations are thought to be caused by. Answer: Head
compression
◉ variable decelerations are thought to be cause by. Answer: cord
compression
◉ A fetal heart rate that consistently stays the same with no
variations is considered. Answer: silent
,◉ When examining the placenta and cord the midwife is mainly
checking for:. Answer: abnormalities
◉ When performing an emergency episiotomy the midwife must
cut:. Answer: during a contraction as the head crowns
◉ The episiotomy cut said to heal the fastest is. Answer: midline
◉ Immediately after the delivery of the placenta it is important to:.
Answer: massage the uterus
◉ Something that may keep the uterus from contracting is:. Answer:
a full bladder
◉ Respiratory distress in the newborn is evinced by:. Answer: 1)
tachypnea
2) grunting
3) insuction
◉ Preterm labor is defined as:. Answer: labor starting prior to 37
weeks
◉ At a client's one week postpartum check, when the mother is
asked about feeding behaviors she tells the midwife, "My baby is
, incredibly easy. He only nurses for 10 minutes at a time, sleeps for 6
hours between each feeding and he hardly ever poops or pees. I
don't have to change his diaper too often." The midwife's first
concern is that the baby has:. Answer: dehydration
◉ The most common type of shock a midwife will encounter is:.
Answer: hypovolemic
◉ To replace blood volume lost, a woman in hypovolemic shock
should be given. Answer: IV Fluids
◉ Shock patients will often complain of:. Answer: thirst
◉ women in shock after blood loss following childbirth will often.
Answer: feel cool and clammy
◉ Normal neonates have the following characteristics:. Answer: 2)
their color improves with crying
3) physiologic jaundice is expected on the third and fourth days
4) pathological jaundice appears within the first 24 hours or persists
past the 7th day
CONTENT WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
◉ The lithotomy position is when the birthing person. Answer: is
flat on her back with legs in stirrups
◉ The period during labor between complete dilation and the onset
of active effective pushing is called. Answer: The resting phase
◉ Late decelerations are thought to be cause by. Answer:
uteroplacental insufficiency
◉ Early decelerations are thought to be caused by. Answer: Head
compression
◉ variable decelerations are thought to be cause by. Answer: cord
compression
◉ A fetal heart rate that consistently stays the same with no
variations is considered. Answer: silent
,◉ When examining the placenta and cord the midwife is mainly
checking for:. Answer: abnormalities
◉ When performing an emergency episiotomy the midwife must
cut:. Answer: during a contraction as the head crowns
◉ The episiotomy cut said to heal the fastest is. Answer: midline
◉ Immediately after the delivery of the placenta it is important to:.
Answer: massage the uterus
◉ Something that may keep the uterus from contracting is:. Answer:
a full bladder
◉ Respiratory distress in the newborn is evinced by:. Answer: 1)
tachypnea
2) grunting
3) insuction
◉ Preterm labor is defined as:. Answer: labor starting prior to 37
weeks
◉ At a client's one week postpartum check, when the mother is
asked about feeding behaviors she tells the midwife, "My baby is
, incredibly easy. He only nurses for 10 minutes at a time, sleeps for 6
hours between each feeding and he hardly ever poops or pees. I
don't have to change his diaper too often." The midwife's first
concern is that the baby has:. Answer: dehydration
◉ The most common type of shock a midwife will encounter is:.
Answer: hypovolemic
◉ To replace blood volume lost, a woman in hypovolemic shock
should be given. Answer: IV Fluids
◉ Shock patients will often complain of:. Answer: thirst
◉ women in shock after blood loss following childbirth will often.
Answer: feel cool and clammy
◉ Normal neonates have the following characteristics:. Answer: 2)
their color improves with crying
3) physiologic jaundice is expected on the third and fourth days
4) pathological jaundice appears within the first 24 hours or persists
past the 7th day
