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NUR 230 exam 1 maternity UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers factors that influence the fetus' ability to navigate through the birth canal - CORRECT ANSWER - -size of fetal head -fetal presentation -fetal lie -fetal position -fetal attitude what is it called when the fetal head is too big - CORRECT ANSWER disproportion fetal presentation - CORRECT ANSWER - cephalopelvic

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NUR 230 exam 1 maternity UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
Answers
factors that influence the fetus' ability to navigate through the birth canal - CORRECT
ANSWER - -size of fetal head
-fetal presentation
-fetal lie
-fetal position
-fetal attitude


what is it called when the fetal head is too big - CORRECT ANSWER - cephalopelvic
disproportion


fetal presentation - CORRECT ANSWER - body part of fetus that enters pelvic passage
first


fetal lie - CORRECT ANSWER - relationship of cephalocaudal axis of fetus to
cephalocaudal axis of mom


fetal position - CORRECT ANSWER - relationship of designated landmark on presenting
fetal part to front, sides, or back of maternal pelvis


fetal attitude - CORRECT ANSWER - relation of fetal parts to one another



type of fetal presentation - CORRECT ANSWER - -cephalic
-breech
-shoulder

, type of breech presentations - CORRECT ANSWER - -frank
-complete
-footling


types of fetal lies - CORRECT ANSWER - -longitudinal
-oblique
-transverse


what type of delivery will the baby be if they are in a transverse lie - CORRECT
ANSWER - c-section



types of fetal position landmark - CORRECT ANSWER - -vertex: occiput
-face: mentum
-breech: sacrum
-shoulder: acromion process


first letter of fetal position - CORRECT ANSWER - whether the presenting part is
directed towards right or left


second letter of fetal position - CORRECT ANSWER - presenting part of the fetus



third letter of fetal position - CORRECT ANSWER - location of presenting part in relation
to the anterior or posterior part of the pelvis


a nurse palpates a round firm object in the fundal region of the uterus the smooth contour fo the
back is noted on the mothers left side what is the most likely presentation - CORRECT
ANSWER - lsa



types of fetal attitude - CORRECT ANSWER - -vertex flexed

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