NUR 1025 Exam 2 (Labor/Delivery) – Questions
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Which patient is at the A. A pregnant woman with no history of diabetes or
highest risk for gestational hypertension
diabetes? B. A pregnant woman with a history of diabetes and
obesity
A. A pregnant woman with C. A pregnant woman with a history of hypertension but
no history of diabetes or is showing no signs of increased blood pressure
hypertension D. All pregnant women are equally at risk for gestational
B. A pregnant woman with a diabetes
history of diabetes and
obesity
C. A pregnant woman with
a history of hypertension
but is showing no signs of
increased blood pressure
D. All pregnant women are
equally at risk for
gestational diabetes
A pregnant patient is A. Early Deceleration
undergoing fetal heart B. Variable Deceleration
rate monitoring. The nurse C. Late Deceleration
obverses fetal movement D. Inconclusive Deceleration
results as a "mirror image
of each other" and the Rationale: this means the baby is coming down
infant's head is getting appropriately.
"compressed." What type
of change is this?
A. Early Deceleration
B. Variable Deceleration
C. Late Deceleration
D. Inconclusive
Deceleration
,What should the nurse A. A normal side effect for a woman who has just given
know about complicated birth
bereavement? B. Lasts a short amount of time
C. Very intense grief that lasts a long time
A. A normal side effect for D. Rarely require any intervention
a woman who has just
given birth
B. Lasts a short amount of
time
C. Very intense grief that
lasts a long time
D. Rarely require any
intervention
Why might a newborn A. Systemic analgesics
baby appear drowsy and B. Macrosomia
have trouble feeding? C. Baby was born via cesarean section
D. Uterine contractions prevent breastfeeding
A. Systemic analgesics
B. Macrosomia
C. Baby was born via
cesarean section
D. Uterine contractions
prevent breastfeeding
Which patient population A. African American
is at the greatest risk for B. Hispanic American
undiagnosed diabetes? C. European American
D. Native American
A. African American
B. Hispanic American Rationale: specifically, middle age Native American
C. European American women
D. Native American
,A student nurse receives A. "I need to immediately perform a cervical exam."
patient education on B. "Instruct the patient not have intercourse."
previa placenta. Which C. "Order an US if the condition is suspected."
statement by the student D. "The patient may require iron supplements if anemia
nurse requires a need for is suspected."
further education?
A. "I need to immediately
perform a cervical exam."
B. "Instruct the patient not
have intercourse."
C. "Order an US if the
condition is suspected."
D. "The patient may require
iron supplements if anemia
is suspected."
What makes the nurse A. The uterus feels boggy and soft up palpation
suspect a patient, who B. The patient has a board like abdomen upon
complains of severe palpation
abdominal pain, is C. The patient has ruptured membranes
suffering from a placental D. The patient has lost their mucus plug
abruption?
A. The uterus feels boggy
and soft up palpation
B. The patient has a board
like abdomen upon
palpation
C. The patient has ruptured
membranes
D. The patient has lost their
mucus plug
, What is the priority nursing A. Check PTT/INR
task for a pregnant woman B. Check ALT/AST
who has just been C. Check Chvostek's sign
administered a spinal D. Check her blood pressure
epidural?
A. Check PTT/INR
B. Check ALT/AST
C. Check Chvostek's sign
D. Check her blood
pressure
What is an independent A. Breastfeeding
nursing intervention a B. NG suctioning
nurse can use to provide C. Measure the abdominal circumference
care for a male preterm D. Measure the head circumference
baby with necrotizing
enterocolitis (NEC)?
A. Breastfeeding
B. NG suctioning
C. Measure the abdominal
circumference
D. Measure the head
circumference
A nurse receives a pass A. The time the patient was admitted.
down from another nurse B. Dilation, effacement, and station.
at shift change. The C. Effacement, dilation, and station.
outgoing nurse describes D. Station, Effacement, and dilation.
a cervical exam on a
patient as "3, 30%, and -2."
What does this refer to?
A. The time the patient was
admitted.
B. Dilation, effacement, and
station.
C. Effacement, dilation, and
station.
D. Station, Effacement, and
dilation.
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Which patient is at the A. A pregnant woman with no history of diabetes or
highest risk for gestational hypertension
diabetes? B. A pregnant woman with a history of diabetes and
obesity
A. A pregnant woman with C. A pregnant woman with a history of hypertension but
no history of diabetes or is showing no signs of increased blood pressure
hypertension D. All pregnant women are equally at risk for gestational
B. A pregnant woman with a diabetes
history of diabetes and
obesity
C. A pregnant woman with
a history of hypertension
but is showing no signs of
increased blood pressure
D. All pregnant women are
equally at risk for
gestational diabetes
A pregnant patient is A. Early Deceleration
undergoing fetal heart B. Variable Deceleration
rate monitoring. The nurse C. Late Deceleration
obverses fetal movement D. Inconclusive Deceleration
results as a "mirror image
of each other" and the Rationale: this means the baby is coming down
infant's head is getting appropriately.
"compressed." What type
of change is this?
A. Early Deceleration
B. Variable Deceleration
C. Late Deceleration
D. Inconclusive
Deceleration
,What should the nurse A. A normal side effect for a woman who has just given
know about complicated birth
bereavement? B. Lasts a short amount of time
C. Very intense grief that lasts a long time
A. A normal side effect for D. Rarely require any intervention
a woman who has just
given birth
B. Lasts a short amount of
time
C. Very intense grief that
lasts a long time
D. Rarely require any
intervention
Why might a newborn A. Systemic analgesics
baby appear drowsy and B. Macrosomia
have trouble feeding? C. Baby was born via cesarean section
D. Uterine contractions prevent breastfeeding
A. Systemic analgesics
B. Macrosomia
C. Baby was born via
cesarean section
D. Uterine contractions
prevent breastfeeding
Which patient population A. African American
is at the greatest risk for B. Hispanic American
undiagnosed diabetes? C. European American
D. Native American
A. African American
B. Hispanic American Rationale: specifically, middle age Native American
C. European American women
D. Native American
,A student nurse receives A. "I need to immediately perform a cervical exam."
patient education on B. "Instruct the patient not have intercourse."
previa placenta. Which C. "Order an US if the condition is suspected."
statement by the student D. "The patient may require iron supplements if anemia
nurse requires a need for is suspected."
further education?
A. "I need to immediately
perform a cervical exam."
B. "Instruct the patient not
have intercourse."
C. "Order an US if the
condition is suspected."
D. "The patient may require
iron supplements if anemia
is suspected."
What makes the nurse A. The uterus feels boggy and soft up palpation
suspect a patient, who B. The patient has a board like abdomen upon
complains of severe palpation
abdominal pain, is C. The patient has ruptured membranes
suffering from a placental D. The patient has lost their mucus plug
abruption?
A. The uterus feels boggy
and soft up palpation
B. The patient has a board
like abdomen upon
palpation
C. The patient has ruptured
membranes
D. The patient has lost their
mucus plug
, What is the priority nursing A. Check PTT/INR
task for a pregnant woman B. Check ALT/AST
who has just been C. Check Chvostek's sign
administered a spinal D. Check her blood pressure
epidural?
A. Check PTT/INR
B. Check ALT/AST
C. Check Chvostek's sign
D. Check her blood
pressure
What is an independent A. Breastfeeding
nursing intervention a B. NG suctioning
nurse can use to provide C. Measure the abdominal circumference
care for a male preterm D. Measure the head circumference
baby with necrotizing
enterocolitis (NEC)?
A. Breastfeeding
B. NG suctioning
C. Measure the abdominal
circumference
D. Measure the head
circumference
A nurse receives a pass A. The time the patient was admitted.
down from another nurse B. Dilation, effacement, and station.
at shift change. The C. Effacement, dilation, and station.
outgoing nurse describes D. Station, Effacement, and dilation.
a cervical exam on a
patient as "3, 30%, and -2."
What does this refer to?
A. The time the patient was
admitted.
B. Dilation, effacement, and
station.
C. Effacement, dilation, and
station.
D. Station, Effacement, and
dilation.
