NCLEX PN Exam study guide COMPLETE
EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified
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amniocentesis -CORRECTANSWER extraction by centesis of amniotic fluid from a
pregnant woman (after the 15th week of pregnancy) to aid in the diagnosis of fetal
abnormalities. MOTHER MUST NOT VOID
TORCHS -CORRECTANSWER toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes,
syphillis
signs of preeclampsia -CORRECTANSWER vertigo, headache, edema of hands/face,
proteinuria
diabetic mothers -CORRECTANSWER having this type of mom puts baby at risk for
pudgy, ruddy, lethargic appearance, larger for GA. ALSO test blood sugar
preeclampsia -CORRECTANSWER abnormality only found in pregnancy. diet-bed rest,
low sodium. magnesium sulfate used to treat
HELLP -CORRECTANSWER hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets. results
in enlarged liver and associate with bleeding
, calcium gluconate -CORRECTANSWER antidote for magnesium.
if receiving magnesium sulfate -CORRECTANSWER have calcium gluconate, airway
and tracheotomy set at bedside
cord prolapse -CORRECTANSWER cord comes out before baby.
cord prolapse interventions -CORRECTANSWER place in trendelenberg position
(knees to chest). rapid iv infusions of NS or LR, admin oxygen, monitor fetal HR/vitals,
sterile saline soak.
abruptio placenta -CORRECTANSWER separation of placenta from uterine wall prior to
the 3rd stage of labor. results in painful bleeding.... DELIVER BABY
placenta privia -CORRECTANSWER implantation of placenta over uterus. results in
painless bleeding. deliver baby by C-sec
medication used to treat preterm labor -CORRECTANSWER magnesium sulfate,
yutopar (rare), brethine (increases bs)
5 factors -CORRECTANSWER passageway, passenger, powers, position,
psychological response
EXAM Questions and Answers (Verified
Answers) (Latest Update 2025) UPDATE!!
amniocentesis -CORRECTANSWER extraction by centesis of amniotic fluid from a
pregnant woman (after the 15th week of pregnancy) to aid in the diagnosis of fetal
abnormalities. MOTHER MUST NOT VOID
TORCHS -CORRECTANSWER toxoplasmosis, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes,
syphillis
signs of preeclampsia -CORRECTANSWER vertigo, headache, edema of hands/face,
proteinuria
diabetic mothers -CORRECTANSWER having this type of mom puts baby at risk for
pudgy, ruddy, lethargic appearance, larger for GA. ALSO test blood sugar
preeclampsia -CORRECTANSWER abnormality only found in pregnancy. diet-bed rest,
low sodium. magnesium sulfate used to treat
HELLP -CORRECTANSWER hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets. results
in enlarged liver and associate with bleeding
, calcium gluconate -CORRECTANSWER antidote for magnesium.
if receiving magnesium sulfate -CORRECTANSWER have calcium gluconate, airway
and tracheotomy set at bedside
cord prolapse -CORRECTANSWER cord comes out before baby.
cord prolapse interventions -CORRECTANSWER place in trendelenberg position
(knees to chest). rapid iv infusions of NS or LR, admin oxygen, monitor fetal HR/vitals,
sterile saline soak.
abruptio placenta -CORRECTANSWER separation of placenta from uterine wall prior to
the 3rd stage of labor. results in painful bleeding.... DELIVER BABY
placenta privia -CORRECTANSWER implantation of placenta over uterus. results in
painless bleeding. deliver baby by C-sec
medication used to treat preterm labor -CORRECTANSWER magnesium sulfate,
yutopar (rare), brethine (increases bs)
5 factors -CORRECTANSWER passageway, passenger, powers, position,
psychological response
