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Maternity HESI Practice
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Nursing Exam Review
,A 4 week old premature infant has been A. slowly increasing urinary output over the last week
receiving epoetin alfa (Epogen) for the
last 3 weeks. Which assessment finding
indicates to the nurse that the drug is
effective?
A. slowly increasing urinary output
over the last week
B. respiratory rate changes from the
40s to the 60s.
C. changes in apical heart rate from the
180s to the 140s
D. change in indirect bilirubin from 12
mg/dl to 8 mg/dl
,A 23 year old client who is receiving C. teach the client why keeping prenatal care
Medicaid is pregnant with her first appointments is important
child. Based on knowledge of the
statistics related to infant mortality,
which plan should the nurse implement
with this client?
A. refer the client to a social worker to
arrange for home care
B. recommend prenatal care from an
obstetrician, not a nurse midwife
C. teach the client why keeping
prenatal care appointments is important
D. Advise the client that neonatal
intensive care may be needed
, A 24-hour old newborn has a pink C. document the finding in the infant's record.
papular rash with vesicles Erythema Toxicum (or erythema neonatorium) is a
superimposed on the thorax, back and newborn rash that is commonly referred to as "flea
abdomen. What action should the nurse bites." but is a normal finding that is documented in
implement? the infant's record and requires no further action.
A. notify the healthcare provider
B. move the newborn to an isolation
nursery
C. document the finding in the infant's
record
D. obtain a culture of the vesicles
ntm/user/assistant
Maternity HESI Practice
Questions and Answers |
Nursing Exam Review
,A 4 week old premature infant has been A. slowly increasing urinary output over the last week
receiving epoetin alfa (Epogen) for the
last 3 weeks. Which assessment finding
indicates to the nurse that the drug is
effective?
A. slowly increasing urinary output
over the last week
B. respiratory rate changes from the
40s to the 60s.
C. changes in apical heart rate from the
180s to the 140s
D. change in indirect bilirubin from 12
mg/dl to 8 mg/dl
,A 23 year old client who is receiving C. teach the client why keeping prenatal care
Medicaid is pregnant with her first appointments is important
child. Based on knowledge of the
statistics related to infant mortality,
which plan should the nurse implement
with this client?
A. refer the client to a social worker to
arrange for home care
B. recommend prenatal care from an
obstetrician, not a nurse midwife
C. teach the client why keeping
prenatal care appointments is important
D. Advise the client that neonatal
intensive care may be needed
, A 24-hour old newborn has a pink C. document the finding in the infant's record.
papular rash with vesicles Erythema Toxicum (or erythema neonatorium) is a
superimposed on the thorax, back and newborn rash that is commonly referred to as "flea
abdomen. What action should the nurse bites." but is a normal finding that is documented in
implement? the infant's record and requires no further action.
A. notify the healthcare provider
B. move the newborn to an isolation
nursery
C. document the finding in the infant's
record
D. obtain a culture of the vesicles
