Maternal-Child and Reproductive Health: 50-Question Multiple Choice Exam
1–10: Fundamentals of Maternal-Child Nursing
1. Which nutrients often need supplementation during pregnancy for vegans?
A. Vitamin C and calcium
B. Vitamin B12 and iron
C. Folic acid and vitamin D
D. Omega-3 and zinc
2. Ovulation in a typical 28-day cycle occurs around:
A. Day 7
B. Day 10
C. Day 14
D. Day 21
3. QSEN competencies do NOT include:
A. Patient-centered care
B. Safety
C. Informatics
D. Pathophysiology
4. Family-centered care includes:
A. Relying solely on provider expertise
B. Involving families in care decisions
C. Prioritizing hospital policies
D. Minimizing family interactions
5. A nurse advocates for the client by:
A. Making decisions without input
B. Supporting the client's rights and preferences
C. Ignoring cultural beliefs
D. Choosing treatments for the client
, 6. A culturally competent nurse:
A. Uses a standard approach for all clients
B. Ignores spiritual beliefs
C. Integrates patient values into care
D. Avoids sensitive topics
7. Healthy People 2030 aims to:
A. Increase fertility rates
B. Improve maternal-child health outcomes
C. Limit access to prenatal care
D. Reduce government funding
8. The first step in the nursing process is:
A. Diagnosis
B. Planning
C. Implementation
D. Assessment
9. What is a doula’s role?
A. Provides epidurals
B. Offers support during labor
C. Performs cesarean delivery
D. Monitors fetal heart tones
10. Shared decision-making involves:
A. The provider deciding all care
B. Avoiding patient preferences
C. Collaborative care planning
D. Only written consent.
11–20: Reproductive Health & Contraception
11. Which contraceptive method protects against STIs?
A. Oral contraceptives
1–10: Fundamentals of Maternal-Child Nursing
1. Which nutrients often need supplementation during pregnancy for vegans?
A. Vitamin C and calcium
B. Vitamin B12 and iron
C. Folic acid and vitamin D
D. Omega-3 and zinc
2. Ovulation in a typical 28-day cycle occurs around:
A. Day 7
B. Day 10
C. Day 14
D. Day 21
3. QSEN competencies do NOT include:
A. Patient-centered care
B. Safety
C. Informatics
D. Pathophysiology
4. Family-centered care includes:
A. Relying solely on provider expertise
B. Involving families in care decisions
C. Prioritizing hospital policies
D. Minimizing family interactions
5. A nurse advocates for the client by:
A. Making decisions without input
B. Supporting the client's rights and preferences
C. Ignoring cultural beliefs
D. Choosing treatments for the client
, 6. A culturally competent nurse:
A. Uses a standard approach for all clients
B. Ignores spiritual beliefs
C. Integrates patient values into care
D. Avoids sensitive topics
7. Healthy People 2030 aims to:
A. Increase fertility rates
B. Improve maternal-child health outcomes
C. Limit access to prenatal care
D. Reduce government funding
8. The first step in the nursing process is:
A. Diagnosis
B. Planning
C. Implementation
D. Assessment
9. What is a doula’s role?
A. Provides epidurals
B. Offers support during labor
C. Performs cesarean delivery
D. Monitors fetal heart tones
10. Shared decision-making involves:
A. The provider deciding all care
B. Avoiding patient preferences
C. Collaborative care planning
D. Only written consent.
11–20: Reproductive Health & Contraception
11. Which contraceptive method protects against STIs?
A. Oral contraceptives
