NU-333 Exam 2 Practice Test | Infection Control, Inflammation & Nursing
Concepts
Hypertension Disorders - correct answer ✔✔Gestational Hypertension
Pre-Eclampsia
Chronic Hypertension
Gestational Hypertension occurs after - correct answer ✔✔20 weeks
Gestational is hypertension without - correct answer ✔✔proteinuria
What is the typical systolic and diastolic values for gestational hypertension - correct answer
✔✔Systolic >140
Diastolic >90
PreeClampsia occurs after - correct answer ✔✔20 weeks
How does preeclampsia differ from gestational hypertension? - correct answer ✔✔Proteinuria
is present
What is the risk for a fetus in a woman w/preeclampsia - correct answer ✔✔Being small,still
born and palcental rupture
Preeclampsia decreases - correct answer ✔✔Organ and placenta perfusion
Preeclampsia increases or decreases vasospasms - correct answer ✔✔Increases
, Eclampsia is - correct answer ✔✔an onset of seizures or coma, 50% chance to develop
w/preecampsia
Risk factors for preeclampsia - correct answer ✔✔Primigravidity in someone who is younger
than 19 and older than 40
Previous case, sudden onset snoring
Preeclampsia causes spiral arteries to - correct answer ✔✔Thicken to handle the increase blood
volume
Hypertensive disorders are a major cause of - correct answer ✔✔Morbidity and mortality due
to premature birth and uteroplacental insufficiency
What is the morbidity factors for hypertensive disorders - correct answer ✔✔Renal Failure
Coagulopathy
Cardiac/Liver Failure
Placental Abruption
Seizures
Strokes
In the absence of proteinuria hypertension is defined along with - correct answer
✔✔Thrombocytopenia
Impaired Liver Function
Renal Insufficiency
Pulmonary Edema
Visual Disturbances
Can women develop eclampsia in the post partum period? - correct answer ✔✔Yes
Concepts
Hypertension Disorders - correct answer ✔✔Gestational Hypertension
Pre-Eclampsia
Chronic Hypertension
Gestational Hypertension occurs after - correct answer ✔✔20 weeks
Gestational is hypertension without - correct answer ✔✔proteinuria
What is the typical systolic and diastolic values for gestational hypertension - correct answer
✔✔Systolic >140
Diastolic >90
PreeClampsia occurs after - correct answer ✔✔20 weeks
How does preeclampsia differ from gestational hypertension? - correct answer ✔✔Proteinuria
is present
What is the risk for a fetus in a woman w/preeclampsia - correct answer ✔✔Being small,still
born and palcental rupture
Preeclampsia decreases - correct answer ✔✔Organ and placenta perfusion
Preeclampsia increases or decreases vasospasms - correct answer ✔✔Increases
, Eclampsia is - correct answer ✔✔an onset of seizures or coma, 50% chance to develop
w/preecampsia
Risk factors for preeclampsia - correct answer ✔✔Primigravidity in someone who is younger
than 19 and older than 40
Previous case, sudden onset snoring
Preeclampsia causes spiral arteries to - correct answer ✔✔Thicken to handle the increase blood
volume
Hypertensive disorders are a major cause of - correct answer ✔✔Morbidity and mortality due
to premature birth and uteroplacental insufficiency
What is the morbidity factors for hypertensive disorders - correct answer ✔✔Renal Failure
Coagulopathy
Cardiac/Liver Failure
Placental Abruption
Seizures
Strokes
In the absence of proteinuria hypertension is defined along with - correct answer
✔✔Thrombocytopenia
Impaired Liver Function
Renal Insufficiency
Pulmonary Edema
Visual Disturbances
Can women develop eclampsia in the post partum period? - correct answer ✔✔Yes
