NUR 203 MATERNITY EXAM AND ANSWERS
2026 UPDATE 100% CORRECT - FORTIS.
198 QUESTIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Analyze complex maternal-fetal physiology Evaluate and prioritize nursing interventions
and apply it to clinical decision-making for high-risk obstetric conditions
Q1 - multiparous patient at 39 weeks Q21 - client at 28 weeks gestation
Q2 - postpartum patient who delivered vaginally Q22 - client at 41 weeks gestation
Q3 - During fetal heart rate monitoring, Q23 - client in active labor has
Q4 - primigravid patient at 35 weeks Q24 - client with a history of
Q5 - patient in active labor receives Q25 - client at 34 weeks gestation
Q6 - patient with preterm premature rupture Q26 - client in the second stage
Q7 - postpartum patient is diagnosed with Q27 - client at 39 weeks gestation
Q8 - pregnant patient with a history Q28 - client who is 6 cm
Q9 - nurse is counseling a patient Q29 - client at 30 weeks gestation
Q10 - a patient with a history Q30 - patient presents with a fundal
Q11 - patient with preeclampsia with severe Q31 - the context of fetal heart
Q12 - physiological adaptation in the pregnant Q32 - patient at term is in
Q13 - patient at 28 weeks gestation Q33 - physiological adaptation in the pregnant
Q14 - patient is in active labor Q34 - For a patient with preeclampsia
Q15 - pharmacokinetic change in pregnancy most Q35 - patient with a history of
Q16 - postpartum patient who delivered 6 Q36 - At 34 weeks gestation, a
Q17 - fetal heart rate pattern is Q37 - finding is most indicative of
Q18 - patient with preterm premature rupture Q38 - patient with gestational diabetes mellitus
Q19 - assessment finding in the postpartum Q39 - postpartum patient develops fever, uterine
Q20 - primigravid client at 39 weeks Q40 - a patient with preeclampsia with
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2026 UPDATE 100% CORRECT - FORTIS.
198 QUESTIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Analyze complex maternal-fetal physiology Evaluate and prioritize nursing interventions
and apply it to clinical decision-making for high-risk obstetric conditions
Q1 - multiparous patient at 39 weeks Q21 - client at 28 weeks gestation
Q2 - postpartum patient who delivered vaginally Q22 - client at 41 weeks gestation
Q3 - During fetal heart rate monitoring, Q23 - client in active labor has
Q4 - primigravid patient at 35 weeks Q24 - client with a history of
Q5 - patient in active labor receives Q25 - client at 34 weeks gestation
Q6 - patient with preterm premature rupture Q26 - client in the second stage
Q7 - postpartum patient is diagnosed with Q27 - client at 39 weeks gestation
Q8 - pregnant patient with a history Q28 - client who is 6 cm
Q9 - nurse is counseling a patient Q29 - client at 30 weeks gestation
Q10 - a patient with a history Q30 - patient presents with a fundal
Q11 - patient with preeclampsia with severe Q31 - the context of fetal heart
Q12 - physiological adaptation in the pregnant Q32 - patient at term is in
Q13 - patient at 28 weeks gestation Q33 - physiological adaptation in the pregnant
Q14 - patient is in active labor Q34 - For a patient with preeclampsia
Q15 - pharmacokinetic change in pregnancy most Q35 - patient with a history of
Q16 - postpartum patient who delivered 6 Q36 - At 34 weeks gestation, a
Q17 - fetal heart rate pattern is Q37 - finding is most indicative of
Q18 - patient with preterm premature rupture Q38 - patient with gestational diabetes mellitus
Q19 - assessment finding in the postpartum Q39 - postpartum patient develops fever, uterine
Q20 - primigravid client at 39 weeks Q40 - a patient with preeclampsia with
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