The nurse encourages the mother to hold her newborn skin-to-skin shortly after birth.
What is the most appropriate reason for this action?
1.
To encourage breastfeeding
2.
To promote parent-infant attachment
3.
For infant security until identification bands are applied
4.
To provide the newborn protective antibodies
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2.
To promote parent-infant attachment
During a birth, the nurse notes the fetal head retracts against the maternal perineum
after delivery of the head. Which nursing actions would the nurse implement? Select
all that apply.
1.
Perform McRoberts maneuver.
2.
Apply fundal pressure.
3.
Apply suprapubic pressure.
4.
Assist the provider in pulling harder on the fetal head.
5.
Request the mother not to push until directed by the provider.
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1.
Perform McRoberts maneuver.
3.
Apply suprapubic pressure.
5.
Request the mother not to push until directed by the provider.
The instructor is teaching the role of the hepatic system in blood coagulation of
neonates. Which statement by the nursing student requires further teaching?
1.
"The neonate is not born with intestinal flora to synthesize Vitamin K."
2.
,"The Vitamin K injection is not necessary if the mother is breastfeeding."
3.
"Coagulation factors II, VII, IX, and X are synthesized in the liver."
4.
"The neonate is given a Vitamin K injection to decrease the risk of bleeding."
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2.
"The Vitamin K injection is not necessary if the mother is breastfeeding."
The nurse is caring for a patient when the provider decides to perform an amniotomy.
Which is initial nursing action performed by the nurse during an amniotomy?
1.
Assess the fetal heart rate.
2.
Document the color of amniotic fluid.
3.
Perform a sterile vaginal exam.
4.
Provide pericare.
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1.
Assess the fetal heart rate.
During a hospital tour, the childbirth educator mentioned that the facility was
designated as "baby-friendly." What is an example of baby-friendly care?
1.
The nurse assists the mother to breastfeed within 1 hour of delivery.
2.
The infant is given a pacifier to facilitate sucking.
, 3.
Breastfeeding on a regular schedule is encouraged.
4.
A newborn nursery is provided so mothers may rest at night.
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The nurse assists the mother to breastfeed within 1 hour of delivery.
A nurse is assessing a newborn one day after a circumcision with a plastibell. The
nurse observes the mother placing lubricant on the circumcision during the diaper
change. How should the nurse respond?
1.
"Lubricant can cause displacement of the plastibell."
2.
"Do not use lubricant during the diaper change."
3.
"Lubrication is an excellent technique in caring for the circumcision."
4.
"It is always important to lubricate to prevent the diaper from sticking."
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1.
"Lubricant can cause displacement of the plastibell."
The nurse is assessing a neonate 1 hour after birth. Which assessment data by the
nurse will require further evaluation?
1.
Apical pulse of105 beats per minute
2.
Axillary temperature at 97 oF
What is the most appropriate reason for this action?
1.
To encourage breastfeeding
2.
To promote parent-infant attachment
3.
For infant security until identification bands are applied
4.
To provide the newborn protective antibodies
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2.
To promote parent-infant attachment
During a birth, the nurse notes the fetal head retracts against the maternal perineum
after delivery of the head. Which nursing actions would the nurse implement? Select
all that apply.
1.
Perform McRoberts maneuver.
2.
Apply fundal pressure.
3.
Apply suprapubic pressure.
4.
Assist the provider in pulling harder on the fetal head.
5.
Request the mother not to push until directed by the provider.
Give this one a try later!
1.
Perform McRoberts maneuver.
3.
Apply suprapubic pressure.
5.
Request the mother not to push until directed by the provider.
The instructor is teaching the role of the hepatic system in blood coagulation of
neonates. Which statement by the nursing student requires further teaching?
1.
"The neonate is not born with intestinal flora to synthesize Vitamin K."
2.
,"The Vitamin K injection is not necessary if the mother is breastfeeding."
3.
"Coagulation factors II, VII, IX, and X are synthesized in the liver."
4.
"The neonate is given a Vitamin K injection to decrease the risk of bleeding."
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2.
"The Vitamin K injection is not necessary if the mother is breastfeeding."
The nurse is caring for a patient when the provider decides to perform an amniotomy.
Which is initial nursing action performed by the nurse during an amniotomy?
1.
Assess the fetal heart rate.
2.
Document the color of amniotic fluid.
3.
Perform a sterile vaginal exam.
4.
Provide pericare.
Give this one a try later!
1.
Assess the fetal heart rate.
During a hospital tour, the childbirth educator mentioned that the facility was
designated as "baby-friendly." What is an example of baby-friendly care?
1.
The nurse assists the mother to breastfeed within 1 hour of delivery.
2.
The infant is given a pacifier to facilitate sucking.
, 3.
Breastfeeding on a regular schedule is encouraged.
4.
A newborn nursery is provided so mothers may rest at night.
Give this one a try later!
1.
The nurse assists the mother to breastfeed within 1 hour of delivery.
A nurse is assessing a newborn one day after a circumcision with a plastibell. The
nurse observes the mother placing lubricant on the circumcision during the diaper
change. How should the nurse respond?
1.
"Lubricant can cause displacement of the plastibell."
2.
"Do not use lubricant during the diaper change."
3.
"Lubrication is an excellent technique in caring for the circumcision."
4.
"It is always important to lubricate to prevent the diaper from sticking."
Give this one a try later!
1.
"Lubricant can cause displacement of the plastibell."
The nurse is assessing a neonate 1 hour after birth. Which assessment data by the
nurse will require further evaluation?
1.
Apical pulse of105 beats per minute
2.
Axillary temperature at 97 oF
