NR327 Maternal Child Nursing – Final Exam Study
Guide (Chamberlain University, 2026–2027) –
Complete Exam Review with Verified Questions
and Answers
As a nurse, what is your role in providing counseling for contraception?
-look at how old they are
- risk factors
-will they remember to take a pill
-side effects
-cost
-convenience
-cultural beliefs
Age considerations for
contraception Adolescents
- misinformation about getting pregnant
- risk-taking behavior
Perimenopausal women (getting ready for menopause)
- dont think they can get pregnant
In order to be considered menopause how long do you have to go without a period?
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12 months
Sterilization
permanent fertility control achieved through surgical procedures
Female
- tubal sterilization
- sterile right away
Male
- vasectomy
- has to have a 0 sperm count before deemed sterile
Bilateral Tubal Ligation (BTL)
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permanent birth control achieved through the blocking or cutting of the Fallopian tubes
- remove section of tube and cauterize them
- can be done at delivery with a C-section
- avoid intercourse for 1 week
- avoid heavy lifting and strenuous exercise for 1 week
Vasectomy
Clamp off and remove section and cauterize both vas deferens
- rest afterwards
- should wear scrotal supporter for 24 hours
- ice for first 4 hours
- mild analgesic
- can not bathe for 24 hours
- no strenuous exercise for 1 week
If you had a vaginal delivery, how long should you wait before having
tubes tied? Atleast 6-8 weeks after having baby
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327 Maternal Child Nursing (Latest
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Grade A - Chamberlain
Nexplanon (Norplant)
a plastic capsule inserted in a woman's upper arm that releases a low dose of progestin
to prevent pregnancy
- can feel it under the skin
- left in for 3 years
- stops egg from being released
Depoprovera
The birth control shot; lasts 15 weeks BUT should get injection every 13 weeks
- injection can be given before patient leaves hospital after having baby
Biggest complaint of depo
is.. Weight gain
Oral hormonal contraceptives
Some have both estrogen and progesterone, some have only progesterone
- 4 placebo pills that contain iron
- 24 days of hormones
Guide (Chamberlain University, 2026–2027) –
Complete Exam Review with Verified Questions
and Answers
As a nurse, what is your role in providing counseling for contraception?
-look at how old they are
- risk factors
-will they remember to take a pill
-side effects
-cost
-convenience
-cultural beliefs
Age considerations for
contraception Adolescents
- misinformation about getting pregnant
- risk-taking behavior
Perimenopausal women (getting ready for menopause)
- dont think they can get pregnant
In order to be considered menopause how long do you have to go without a period?
, Final Exam study guide: NR327 / NR
327 Maternal Child Nursing (Latest
Update) | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100% Correct |
Grade A - Chamberlain
12 months
Sterilization
permanent fertility control achieved through surgical procedures
Female
- tubal sterilization
- sterile right away
Male
- vasectomy
- has to have a 0 sperm count before deemed sterile
Bilateral Tubal Ligation (BTL)
, Final Exam study guide: NR327 / NR
327 Maternal Child Nursing (Latest
Update) | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100% Correct |
Grade A - Chamberlain
permanent birth control achieved through the blocking or cutting of the Fallopian tubes
- remove section of tube and cauterize them
- can be done at delivery with a C-section
- avoid intercourse for 1 week
- avoid heavy lifting and strenuous exercise for 1 week
Vasectomy
Clamp off and remove section and cauterize both vas deferens
- rest afterwards
- should wear scrotal supporter for 24 hours
- ice for first 4 hours
- mild analgesic
- can not bathe for 24 hours
- no strenuous exercise for 1 week
If you had a vaginal delivery, how long should you wait before having
tubes tied? Atleast 6-8 weeks after having baby
, Final Exam study guide: NR327 / NR
327 Maternal Child Nursing (Latest
Update) | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100% Correct |
Grade A - Chamberlain
Nexplanon (Norplant)
a plastic capsule inserted in a woman's upper arm that releases a low dose of progestin
to prevent pregnancy
- can feel it under the skin
- left in for 3 years
- stops egg from being released
Depoprovera
The birth control shot; lasts 15 weeks BUT should get injection every 13 weeks
- injection can be given before patient leaves hospital after having baby
Biggest complaint of depo
is.. Weight gain
Oral hormonal contraceptives
Some have both estrogen and progesterone, some have only progesterone
- 4 placebo pills that contain iron
- 24 days of hormones
