Low Risk Neonatal Nursing Certification (RNC-LRN) Exam
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biophysical profile ✔Correct Answer-evaluates fetal breathing movements, gross body
movement, fetal tone, amniotic fluid volume, non-stress test
BPP 8-10 ✔Correct Answer-normal BPP
When is nonstress testing indicated? ✔Correct Answer-IUGR, diabetes, hypertension, post
term, multiples, or oligohydramnios
Quad Screen Testing ✔Correct Answer-indicator for down syndrome, neural tube defects,
trisomy 18, abdominal wall defects
Gestational hypertension ✔Correct Answer-140/90 x2 every 4-6hr apart within 1 week period
no proteinuria
Preeclampsia ✔Correct Answer-hypertension and proteinuria
Triad of preeclampsia ✔Correct Answer-hypertension, proteinuria, edema
Eclampsia ✔Correct Answer-HTN with seizure activity
Chronic HTN ✔Correct Answer-before 20 weeks (can be diagnosed before pregnancy)
HELLP syndrome ✔Correct Answer-Hemolysis
Elevated liver enzymes
Low platelet count
Amniotic bands ✔Correct Answer-worse if early on in development
surgery done early if constriction is severe
polyhydramnios ✔Correct Answer-common with GDM, fetal anomalies, and twins
can cause prolapsed cord
Oligohydramnios ✔Correct Answer-common in postdates
can cause decreased surfactant production leading to respiratory distress syndrome (RDS)
cause of primary maternal hemorrhage ✔Correct Answer-uterine atony, genital tract
laceration, retained placenta, coagulation disorders
, cause of secondary maternal hemorrhage ✔Correct Answer-infection, retained products of
conception, coagulation deficiency
meds for maternal hemorrhage ✔Correct Answer-oxytocin, methylergonovine, carboprost,
misoprostol
placental abruption ✔Correct Answer-placenta partially or completely separates from the
uterine wall before delivery, decreasing nutrients and oxygen to the infant
symptoms of placental abruption ✔Correct Answer-vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, back
pain, uterine tenderness/rigidity
placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-placenta partially or totally covers the mother's cervix
symptoms of placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-bright red vaginal bleeding without pain
low implantation (placenta previa) ✔Correct Answer-minimal bleeding
partial placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-increased blood loss
total placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-CS required
baseline variability ✔Correct Answer-fluctuations in the FHR of more than 2 cycles per minute
gradual decels ✔Correct Answer-decrease and return to baseline with time from onset of the
decel to nadir >30sec
abrupt decels ✔Correct Answer-decrease in FHR of >15bpm with onset of decel to nadir
>30sec
nadir ✔Correct Answer-occurs with the peak of the contraction
late decels ✔Correct Answer--gradual decrease in FHR with onset of decel to nadir >30sec
-onset of the decel occurs after the beginning of the contraction and the nadir of the
contraction occurs after the peak of the contraction
variable decels ✔Correct Answer--abrupt decrease in FHR of >15bpm measured from the
most recently determined baseline rate
-onset of decel to nadir is less than 30 sec
-the decel lasts >15 sec and less than 2 minutes
prolonged decels ✔Correct Answer-decrease in FHR of >15 bpm measured from most
recently determined baseline rate
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biophysical profile ✔Correct Answer-evaluates fetal breathing movements, gross body
movement, fetal tone, amniotic fluid volume, non-stress test
BPP 8-10 ✔Correct Answer-normal BPP
When is nonstress testing indicated? ✔Correct Answer-IUGR, diabetes, hypertension, post
term, multiples, or oligohydramnios
Quad Screen Testing ✔Correct Answer-indicator for down syndrome, neural tube defects,
trisomy 18, abdominal wall defects
Gestational hypertension ✔Correct Answer-140/90 x2 every 4-6hr apart within 1 week period
no proteinuria
Preeclampsia ✔Correct Answer-hypertension and proteinuria
Triad of preeclampsia ✔Correct Answer-hypertension, proteinuria, edema
Eclampsia ✔Correct Answer-HTN with seizure activity
Chronic HTN ✔Correct Answer-before 20 weeks (can be diagnosed before pregnancy)
HELLP syndrome ✔Correct Answer-Hemolysis
Elevated liver enzymes
Low platelet count
Amniotic bands ✔Correct Answer-worse if early on in development
surgery done early if constriction is severe
polyhydramnios ✔Correct Answer-common with GDM, fetal anomalies, and twins
can cause prolapsed cord
Oligohydramnios ✔Correct Answer-common in postdates
can cause decreased surfactant production leading to respiratory distress syndrome (RDS)
cause of primary maternal hemorrhage ✔Correct Answer-uterine atony, genital tract
laceration, retained placenta, coagulation disorders
, cause of secondary maternal hemorrhage ✔Correct Answer-infection, retained products of
conception, coagulation deficiency
meds for maternal hemorrhage ✔Correct Answer-oxytocin, methylergonovine, carboprost,
misoprostol
placental abruption ✔Correct Answer-placenta partially or completely separates from the
uterine wall before delivery, decreasing nutrients and oxygen to the infant
symptoms of placental abruption ✔Correct Answer-vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, back
pain, uterine tenderness/rigidity
placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-placenta partially or totally covers the mother's cervix
symptoms of placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-bright red vaginal bleeding without pain
low implantation (placenta previa) ✔Correct Answer-minimal bleeding
partial placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-increased blood loss
total placenta previa ✔Correct Answer-CS required
baseline variability ✔Correct Answer-fluctuations in the FHR of more than 2 cycles per minute
gradual decels ✔Correct Answer-decrease and return to baseline with time from onset of the
decel to nadir >30sec
abrupt decels ✔Correct Answer-decrease in FHR of >15bpm with onset of decel to nadir
>30sec
nadir ✔Correct Answer-occurs with the peak of the contraction
late decels ✔Correct Answer--gradual decrease in FHR with onset of decel to nadir >30sec
-onset of the decel occurs after the beginning of the contraction and the nadir of the
contraction occurs after the peak of the contraction
variable decels ✔Correct Answer--abrupt decrease in FHR of >15bpm measured from the
most recently determined baseline rate
-onset of decel to nadir is less than 30 sec
-the decel lasts >15 sec and less than 2 minutes
prolonged decels ✔Correct Answer-decrease in FHR of >15 bpm measured from most
recently determined baseline rate
