NUR 318 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
"It's not my time" pre-term labor drugs Correct Answer
Indomethacin (NSAID)
Nifedipine (C.C.B.)
Magnesium sulfate
Terbutaline
12 hours after birth the fundus should be Correct Answer at
level with the umbilicus
24 hour urine collection Correct Answer all urine collected in a
24 hour period: preeclamsia if protien excretion is greater than
300 mg/24 hours
24 hours after birth the fundus should be Correct Answer 1 cm
or fingerbreaths below the umbilicus (U/1)
2nd and 3rd trimester do we increase of decrease the need of
insulin Correct Answer increase
increase in glucose use and storage by the woman and fetus
Insulin requirments may double or quadruple by the end of
pregnancy
absent Correct Answer fluctuation range undetectable
Accelerations Correct Answer response to the environment by
a transient sympathetic stimulation
transitory abrupt increase in FHR above base line
Increase baseline:
,-more than 15 bpm above baseline
-duration is > 15 seconds but less than 2 min
ACOG/ADA recommendations for gestational diabetes
screening Correct Answer all woman at first prenatal vist
undergo a risk assement
high risk woman reasssed bewteen 24-28 week
After delivery the uturus should be Correct Answer midline,
halfway between the umblicus and symphis pubis
Afterpains Correct Answer uterine contractions when the
woman is breastfeeding
AIDS Correct Answer acquired immune deficiency syndrome
Alpha-fetoprotein screening Correct Answer -fetal serum
protein used to predict neural tube defects
-performed between 15-20 weeks
-high incidence of false positives
-done by drawing blood
amniocentesis Correct Answer needle puncture of the amniotic
sac to withdraw amniotic fluid for analysis
Amniotic sac Correct Answer the fluid-filled sac that contains
and protects a fetus in the womb.
Antibiotic prophylaxis for woman with group B strep Correct
Answer given if preterm labor and before labor
, artifical rupture of membranes AROM Correct Answer
amniotomy by using artifical sterile sharp instrument to puncture
the amniotic sac
Baseline FHR Correct Answer Baseline rate is average during
10 min
Biophysical Profile (BPP) Correct Answer uses a real-time
ultrasound for visualization of physical and physiological
characteristics of a fetus.
blood pressure Correct Answer stays the same as during labor
and return to normal after one week of delivery
Bradycardia for fetus Correct Answer baseline FHR < 110
BPM for 10 minutes or longer
Breech presentation FHR Correct Answer heard on or above
the mother umbilicus
BUBBLE HE assessment Correct Answer Breasts, Uterus,
Bladder, Bowels, Lochia, Episiotomy, Homan's Sign, Emotional
Status
by the end of the 10th day the fundus should Correct Answer
not be palpated and it should be into the true pelvis
Cardiac output Correct Answer remains high for the first few
days post partum and the gradually to non pregnant values
within 3 months of birth
SOLUTIONS
"It's not my time" pre-term labor drugs Correct Answer
Indomethacin (NSAID)
Nifedipine (C.C.B.)
Magnesium sulfate
Terbutaline
12 hours after birth the fundus should be Correct Answer at
level with the umbilicus
24 hour urine collection Correct Answer all urine collected in a
24 hour period: preeclamsia if protien excretion is greater than
300 mg/24 hours
24 hours after birth the fundus should be Correct Answer 1 cm
or fingerbreaths below the umbilicus (U/1)
2nd and 3rd trimester do we increase of decrease the need of
insulin Correct Answer increase
increase in glucose use and storage by the woman and fetus
Insulin requirments may double or quadruple by the end of
pregnancy
absent Correct Answer fluctuation range undetectable
Accelerations Correct Answer response to the environment by
a transient sympathetic stimulation
transitory abrupt increase in FHR above base line
Increase baseline:
,-more than 15 bpm above baseline
-duration is > 15 seconds but less than 2 min
ACOG/ADA recommendations for gestational diabetes
screening Correct Answer all woman at first prenatal vist
undergo a risk assement
high risk woman reasssed bewteen 24-28 week
After delivery the uturus should be Correct Answer midline,
halfway between the umblicus and symphis pubis
Afterpains Correct Answer uterine contractions when the
woman is breastfeeding
AIDS Correct Answer acquired immune deficiency syndrome
Alpha-fetoprotein screening Correct Answer -fetal serum
protein used to predict neural tube defects
-performed between 15-20 weeks
-high incidence of false positives
-done by drawing blood
amniocentesis Correct Answer needle puncture of the amniotic
sac to withdraw amniotic fluid for analysis
Amniotic sac Correct Answer the fluid-filled sac that contains
and protects a fetus in the womb.
Antibiotic prophylaxis for woman with group B strep Correct
Answer given if preterm labor and before labor
, artifical rupture of membranes AROM Correct Answer
amniotomy by using artifical sterile sharp instrument to puncture
the amniotic sac
Baseline FHR Correct Answer Baseline rate is average during
10 min
Biophysical Profile (BPP) Correct Answer uses a real-time
ultrasound for visualization of physical and physiological
characteristics of a fetus.
blood pressure Correct Answer stays the same as during labor
and return to normal after one week of delivery
Bradycardia for fetus Correct Answer baseline FHR < 110
BPM for 10 minutes or longer
Breech presentation FHR Correct Answer heard on or above
the mother umbilicus
BUBBLE HE assessment Correct Answer Breasts, Uterus,
Bladder, Bowels, Lochia, Episiotomy, Homan's Sign, Emotional
Status
by the end of the 10th day the fundus should Correct Answer
not be palpated and it should be into the true pelvis
Cardiac output Correct Answer remains high for the first few
days post partum and the gradually to non pregnant values
within 3 months of birth
