,NUR 114 EXAMS 1–5 & FINAL EXAM –
COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
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COMPREHENSIVE EXAM BLUEPRINT
Exam Topic Areas
Maternal-Newborn Nursing, Prenatal
Exam 1
Care, Fetal Development, Pregnancy
Medical-Surgical Nursing,
Exam 2
Neurological, Oncology, Perioperative
Fundamentals of Nursing, Safety,
Exam 3
Mobility, Infection Control
Fundamentals of Nursing,
Exam 4 Fluids/Electrolytes, Nutrition,
Elimination
,Exam Topic Areas
NCLEX-Style Review, Therapeutic
Exam 5 Communication, Legal/Ethical,
Prioritization
NGN Case
Integrated Clinical Judgment Cases
Scenarios
EXAM 1: MATERNAL-NEWBORN NURSING (Questions
1–100)
1. The nurse is teaching a prenatal class about fetal
circulation. Which statements should be included in the
teaching plan? (Select all that apply)
A) "The ductus arteriosus allows blood to bypass the fetal
lungs."
B) "One vein carries oxygenated blood from the placenta
to the fetus."
C) "The normal fetal heartbeat range is 160 to 180 beats
per minute."
D) "Two arteries carry deoxygenated blood and waste
products away from the fetus to the placenta."
, E) "Two veins carry blood that is high in carbon dioxide
and other waste products away from the fetus."
Answer: A, B, D
Rationale: The ductus arteriosus allows blood to bypass
the nonfunctioning fetal lungs. Oxygenated blood is
transported to the fetus by one umbilical vein. The normal
fetal heart rate range is 110 to 160 beats per minute (not
160–180). Two arteries carry deoxygenated blood and
waste products from the fetus, and one umbilical vein
carries oxygenated blood and nutrients.
2. A patient at 12 weeks gestation asks the nurse, "When
will I feel the baby move?" Which response is most
accurate?
A) "You should feel movement by 10–12 weeks."
B) "Most women feel movement between 16–20 weeks."
C) "You will not feel movement until 24–28 weeks."
D) "Movement is not felt until the third trimester."
Answer: B
Rationale: Quickening (the first perception of fetal
movement) typically occurs between 16–20 weeks
gestation. Primigravidas often feel movement later (18–20
weeks), while multigravidas may feel it earlier (16–18
COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
Jefferson State Community College | Complete 500-
Question Test Bank with NGN Case Scenarios | Verified
Answers & Detailed Rationales | 100% Pass Guarantee
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM BLUEPRINT
Exam Topic Areas
Maternal-Newborn Nursing, Prenatal
Exam 1
Care, Fetal Development, Pregnancy
Medical-Surgical Nursing,
Exam 2
Neurological, Oncology, Perioperative
Fundamentals of Nursing, Safety,
Exam 3
Mobility, Infection Control
Fundamentals of Nursing,
Exam 4 Fluids/Electrolytes, Nutrition,
Elimination
,Exam Topic Areas
NCLEX-Style Review, Therapeutic
Exam 5 Communication, Legal/Ethical,
Prioritization
NGN Case
Integrated Clinical Judgment Cases
Scenarios
EXAM 1: MATERNAL-NEWBORN NURSING (Questions
1–100)
1. The nurse is teaching a prenatal class about fetal
circulation. Which statements should be included in the
teaching plan? (Select all that apply)
A) "The ductus arteriosus allows blood to bypass the fetal
lungs."
B) "One vein carries oxygenated blood from the placenta
to the fetus."
C) "The normal fetal heartbeat range is 160 to 180 beats
per minute."
D) "Two arteries carry deoxygenated blood and waste
products away from the fetus to the placenta."
, E) "Two veins carry blood that is high in carbon dioxide
and other waste products away from the fetus."
Answer: A, B, D
Rationale: The ductus arteriosus allows blood to bypass
the nonfunctioning fetal lungs. Oxygenated blood is
transported to the fetus by one umbilical vein. The normal
fetal heart rate range is 110 to 160 beats per minute (not
160–180). Two arteries carry deoxygenated blood and
waste products from the fetus, and one umbilical vein
carries oxygenated blood and nutrients.
2. A patient at 12 weeks gestation asks the nurse, "When
will I feel the baby move?" Which response is most
accurate?
A) "You should feel movement by 10–12 weeks."
B) "Most women feel movement between 16–20 weeks."
C) "You will not feel movement until 24–28 weeks."
D) "Movement is not felt until the third trimester."
Answer: B
Rationale: Quickening (the first perception of fetal
movement) typically occurs between 16–20 weeks
gestation. Primigravidas often feel movement later (18–20
weeks), while multigravidas may feel it earlier (16–18
