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When admitting a client to the labor and delivery unit, Contraction frequency and duration
which is the priority assessment?
Gravida and para status
Time of last meal
Presence of a labor partner
Contraction frequency and duration
The nurse is caring for a client in labor who is receiving Six contractions in 10 minutes
oxytocin. Which assessment finding requires immediate
action?
Urine output 75 mL in 2 hours
Six contractions in 10 minutes
Contraction duration 50-60 seconds
Fetal heart rate 125 bpm with moderate variability
What are indications for labor induction? Select all that Prolonged rupture of membranes
apply. Post-term gestation
Placenta previa History of precipitous labor
Prolonged rupture of membranes
Client request to select the delivery date
Post-term gestation
History of precipitous labor
,The nurse is caring for a laboring client and evaluates the "When did your contractions start?"
characteristics of contractions. Which questions should "How long are your contractions lasting?"
the nurse ask? Select that all apply. "How often do you have contractions right now?"
"When did your contractions start?"
"How long are your contractions lasting?"
"What is the resting tone of your uterus?"
"How often do you have contractions right now?"
"What is the intensity of your contractions?"
Why is it important for a client in labor to maintain an To ensure that fetal descent is not impaired
empty bladder? Select all that apply. To prevent damage to the bladder from uterine compression
To assess hydration status
To ensure that fetal descent is not impaired
To avoid delayed contraction frequency
To protect the uterus from the pressure of the bladder
To prevent damage to the bladder from uterine
compression
What are possible complications associated with Fetal distress
oxytocin for induction of labor? Select all that apply. Hypertension
Fetal distress Uterine hyperstimulation
Maternal bradycardia Decreased urine output
Hypertension
Uterine hyperstimulation
Decreased urine output
What is the highest priority after birth of the fetus? Establishing the newborn's airway
Establishing the newborn's airway
Medicating the mother for pain
Assisting with the quick delivery of the placenta
Promoting bonding and breastfeeding
The _______ process of the fetal skull is the most rounded occiput
and smooth surface of the fetal head and is best for
fitting through the pelvis and dilating the cervix.
A pregnant client who is 39 weeks gestation reports that Lightening
she is urinating a lot more lately and does not feel the
baby up as high in her abdomen. What is the likely
reason?
Internal rotation
Lightening
Braxton Hicks contractions
Urinary tract infection
, The nurse is caring for a gravida 4, para 3 (G4P3) client, Use nitrazine paper to test the fluid at the bedside.
37-weeks-pregnant, who has come to the hospital
because she believes her water has broken. How should
the nurse verify if the wetness the client feels is urine or
amniotic fluid?
Use nitrazine paper to test the fluid at the bedside.
Press downward on the fundus and observe for a fluid
gush.
Assess the color, consistency, and odor of the fluid.
Complete a vaginal examination to assess for cervical
dilation and effacement.
The nurse is caring for a gravida 2, para 1 (G2P1) client, 41- Stage 1, Transitional phase
weeks-pregnant, whose membranes ruptured prior to
arrival at the hospital. The vaginal exam reveals no cord
prolapse. Fetal heart rate is 120 bpm with moderate
variability. Cervix is 8 cm dilated and 100% effaced. The
current fetal station is +1. Which stage of labor should the
nurse document?
Stage 1, Transitional phase
Stage 2
Stage 1, Active phase
Stage 3
What is a normal range for the fetal heart rate? 110-160 bpm
120-140 bpm
110-160 bpm
110-130 bpm
90-110 bpm
What does the fetal heart rate and pattern indicate, The fetus's condition
particularly in response to uterine contractions?
The fetus's position and presentation
The fetus's condition
Labor progression
The mother's pain tolerance
Which of the following variability classifications is Moderate
generally indicative of fetal well-being?
Moderate
Absent
Minimum
Marked
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Terms in this set (151) Hide definitions
When admitting a client to the labor and delivery unit, Contraction frequency and duration
which is the priority assessment?
Gravida and para status
Time of last meal
Presence of a labor partner
Contraction frequency and duration
The nurse is caring for a client in labor who is receiving Six contractions in 10 minutes
oxytocin. Which assessment finding requires immediate
action?
Urine output 75 mL in 2 hours
Six contractions in 10 minutes
Contraction duration 50-60 seconds
Fetal heart rate 125 bpm with moderate variability
What are indications for labor induction? Select all that Prolonged rupture of membranes
apply. Post-term gestation
Placenta previa History of precipitous labor
Prolonged rupture of membranes
Client request to select the delivery date
Post-term gestation
History of precipitous labor
,The nurse is caring for a laboring client and evaluates the "When did your contractions start?"
characteristics of contractions. Which questions should "How long are your contractions lasting?"
the nurse ask? Select that all apply. "How often do you have contractions right now?"
"When did your contractions start?"
"How long are your contractions lasting?"
"What is the resting tone of your uterus?"
"How often do you have contractions right now?"
"What is the intensity of your contractions?"
Why is it important for a client in labor to maintain an To ensure that fetal descent is not impaired
empty bladder? Select all that apply. To prevent damage to the bladder from uterine compression
To assess hydration status
To ensure that fetal descent is not impaired
To avoid delayed contraction frequency
To protect the uterus from the pressure of the bladder
To prevent damage to the bladder from uterine
compression
What are possible complications associated with Fetal distress
oxytocin for induction of labor? Select all that apply. Hypertension
Fetal distress Uterine hyperstimulation
Maternal bradycardia Decreased urine output
Hypertension
Uterine hyperstimulation
Decreased urine output
What is the highest priority after birth of the fetus? Establishing the newborn's airway
Establishing the newborn's airway
Medicating the mother for pain
Assisting with the quick delivery of the placenta
Promoting bonding and breastfeeding
The _______ process of the fetal skull is the most rounded occiput
and smooth surface of the fetal head and is best for
fitting through the pelvis and dilating the cervix.
A pregnant client who is 39 weeks gestation reports that Lightening
she is urinating a lot more lately and does not feel the
baby up as high in her abdomen. What is the likely
reason?
Internal rotation
Lightening
Braxton Hicks contractions
Urinary tract infection
, The nurse is caring for a gravida 4, para 3 (G4P3) client, Use nitrazine paper to test the fluid at the bedside.
37-weeks-pregnant, who has come to the hospital
because she believes her water has broken. How should
the nurse verify if the wetness the client feels is urine or
amniotic fluid?
Use nitrazine paper to test the fluid at the bedside.
Press downward on the fundus and observe for a fluid
gush.
Assess the color, consistency, and odor of the fluid.
Complete a vaginal examination to assess for cervical
dilation and effacement.
The nurse is caring for a gravida 2, para 1 (G2P1) client, 41- Stage 1, Transitional phase
weeks-pregnant, whose membranes ruptured prior to
arrival at the hospital. The vaginal exam reveals no cord
prolapse. Fetal heart rate is 120 bpm with moderate
variability. Cervix is 8 cm dilated and 100% effaced. The
current fetal station is +1. Which stage of labor should the
nurse document?
Stage 1, Transitional phase
Stage 2
Stage 1, Active phase
Stage 3
What is a normal range for the fetal heart rate? 110-160 bpm
120-140 bpm
110-160 bpm
110-130 bpm
90-110 bpm
What does the fetal heart rate and pattern indicate, The fetus's condition
particularly in response to uterine contractions?
The fetus's position and presentation
The fetus's condition
Labor progression
The mother's pain tolerance
Which of the following variability classifications is Moderate
generally indicative of fetal well-being?
Moderate
Absent
Minimum
Marked
