OB EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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A woman in labor received an respiratory depression
opioid close to the time of birth.
The nurse would assess the
newborn for which effect?
hyperreflexia
abdominal distention
urinary retention
respiratory depression
The most important nursing maternal BP
intervention after the injection of
epidural anesthesia is monitoring:
a.Urinary output.
b.Contractions.
c.Maternal blood pressure.
d.Intravenous infusion rate.
,A woman in labor for over 12 hours oxytocin, a posterior pituitary hormone
has very little progress. The health
care provider thinks that her
contractions lack the force needed
to propel the infant downward
through the birth canal. The
provider asks a group of nursing
students which hormone may need
to be given to increase the force of
the contraction. Which hormone
would be the best answer?
oxytocin, a posterior pituitary
hormone
antidiuretic hormone, a posterior
pituitary hormone
luteinizing hormone, an anterior
pituitary hormone
growth hormone, an anterior
pituitary hormone
,A woman has been diagnosed as bp elevation
having gestational hypertension.
Which symptom for this condition is
the most typical?
susceptibility to infection
increased perspiration
weight loss
blood pressure elevation
Which medication is administered naloxone
to reverse the depressant effects of
opioids?
naloxone
butorphanol
nalbuphine
meperidine
What terminology would the nurse macrosomia
use to document a newborn who
weighs 4,000 grams (8.13 lb) or
more at birth?
meconia
macrosomia
microsomia
hydrocephalus
, A client is 11 weeks pregnant after "You need to seek immediate attention from the
many years trying to conceive. After primary care provider."
arriving home from a normal
prenatal visit, she experiences mild (Pregnancy loss during the early weeks of
cramping and has a gush of bright pregnancy may seem like a heavy menstrual
red vaginal bleeding. She calls the period. A primary care provider should assess
nurse and reports having soaked a blood loss of this amount with or without uterine
pad with fresh blood in fewer than cramping as soon as possible.)
30 minutes. The uterine cramping is
worsening. What is the most
appropriate response from the
nurse?
"You need to seek immediate
attention from the primary care
provider."
"This is nothing to worry about.
Many women bleed during
pregnancy."
"I am sorry. There is nothing you can
do because you are likely
miscarrying."
"Lie down and call your health care
provider tomorrow if symptoms
continue."
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UPDATE 2026/27 | GRADED A+
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Terms in this set (93)
A woman in labor received an respiratory depression
opioid close to the time of birth.
The nurse would assess the
newborn for which effect?
hyperreflexia
abdominal distention
urinary retention
respiratory depression
The most important nursing maternal BP
intervention after the injection of
epidural anesthesia is monitoring:
a.Urinary output.
b.Contractions.
c.Maternal blood pressure.
d.Intravenous infusion rate.
,A woman in labor for over 12 hours oxytocin, a posterior pituitary hormone
has very little progress. The health
care provider thinks that her
contractions lack the force needed
to propel the infant downward
through the birth canal. The
provider asks a group of nursing
students which hormone may need
to be given to increase the force of
the contraction. Which hormone
would be the best answer?
oxytocin, a posterior pituitary
hormone
antidiuretic hormone, a posterior
pituitary hormone
luteinizing hormone, an anterior
pituitary hormone
growth hormone, an anterior
pituitary hormone
,A woman has been diagnosed as bp elevation
having gestational hypertension.
Which symptom for this condition is
the most typical?
susceptibility to infection
increased perspiration
weight loss
blood pressure elevation
Which medication is administered naloxone
to reverse the depressant effects of
opioids?
naloxone
butorphanol
nalbuphine
meperidine
What terminology would the nurse macrosomia
use to document a newborn who
weighs 4,000 grams (8.13 lb) or
more at birth?
meconia
macrosomia
microsomia
hydrocephalus
, A client is 11 weeks pregnant after "You need to seek immediate attention from the
many years trying to conceive. After primary care provider."
arriving home from a normal
prenatal visit, she experiences mild (Pregnancy loss during the early weeks of
cramping and has a gush of bright pregnancy may seem like a heavy menstrual
red vaginal bleeding. She calls the period. A primary care provider should assess
nurse and reports having soaked a blood loss of this amount with or without uterine
pad with fresh blood in fewer than cramping as soon as possible.)
30 minutes. The uterine cramping is
worsening. What is the most
appropriate response from the
nurse?
"You need to seek immediate
attention from the primary care
provider."
"This is nothing to worry about.
Many women bleed during
pregnancy."
"I am sorry. There is nothing you can
do because you are likely
miscarrying."
"Lie down and call your health care
provider tomorrow if symptoms
continue."
