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OB: Ch. 17 Newborn Transitioning Practice Questions 2024.A newborn infant born by a cesarean birth is experiencing a common problem seen in these type of births. What finding would the nurse anticipate in an infant following a cesarean birth? - ANSWER tachypnea The infant born from a cesarean birth has not had the opportunity to exit the birth canal and experience the squeezing of fluid from the lungs. The lungs have more amniotic fluid than the lungs of a baby from a vaginal birth and are at...

OB: Labor And Birth Complications NCLEX Study Guide 2024. In planning for home care of a woman with preterm labor, which concern must the nurse address? a. Nursing assessments will be different from those done in the hospital setting. b. Restricted activity and medications will be necessary to prevent recurrence of preterm labor. c. Prolonged bed rest may cause negative physiologic effects. d. Home health care providers will be necessary. - ANSWER C Prolonged bed rest may cause adverse eff...

OB: AQ Labor Complications Final Exam 2024.The nurse is caring for a client who is admitted to the birthing unit with a diagnosis of abruptio placentae. Which complication associated with a placental abruption should the nurse carefully monitor this client for? A) Cerebral hemorrhage B) Pulmonary edema C) Impending seizures D) Hypovolemic shock - ANSWER D) Hypovolemic shock With abruptio placentae, uterine bleeding can result in massive internal hemorrhage, causing hypovolemic sho...

High Risk OB Complete Test With Solutions 2024. A nurse is counseling a preeclamptic client about her diet. Which should the nurse encourage the woman to do? a. Restrict sodium intake b. Increase intake of fluids c. Eat a well-balanced diet d. Avoid simple sugars - ANSWER c. Eat a well-balanced diet A client in labor received an epidural for pain management. Before receiving the epidural, the client's blood pressure was 124/76 mm Hg. Ten minutes after receiving the epidural, the clien...

OB: AQ Wrap Up Exam Questions 2024. A multiparous client with a history of gestational hypertension and previous history of abruption is in the transition phase of labor. The electronic fetal monitor shows fetal bradycardia, and a change is seen in the contour of the client's abdomen. What is the nurse's priority intervention? A) Checking the client's vital signs B) Placing the client on her left side C) Immediately placing an internal scalp electrode on the fetus D) Alerting oth...

OBE102c FINAL STUDY GUIDE EXAM 2024. What is organisational alignment? A. Aligning the organisational elements - people, structure, culture, systems - with the key capabilities required for the business strategy B. Aligning the organisational elements - people, structure, culture, systems - with the business strategy C. Aligning your strategy with the external environment D. Aligning your key capabilities with your business strategy - ANSWER A In what way are the elements of an organis...

Exam 4 OB Correctly Answered 2024. During pregnancy a woman's cardiovascular system expands to care for the growing fetus. After birth, during the early postpartum period, the woman eliminates the additional fluid volume she has been carrying. What is one way she does this? *Urinary elimination *elimination of solid wastes *being too tired to eat *breathing off fluid vapor - ANSWER Urinary elimination A postpartum client's care provider has prescribed a stool softener. When provid...

OB Chapter 8 Test With Complete Answers 2024. 1) Job design is defined as the ________. A) degree to which the job rewards competence B) way the elements in a job are organized C) degree to which the job contributes to profit margins D) degree of decision-making power with the immediate superiors E) way the job is evaluated in terms of its relative worth to other jobs - ANSWER B 2) With reference to the job characteristics model, which of the following defines skill variety? A) the deg...

OB: Chapter 15 Postpartum Adaptations Study Guide Test 2024. The nurse is used to working on the postpartum floor taking care of women who have had normal vaginal births. Today, however, the nurse has been assigned to help care for women who are less than 24 hours post cesarean birth. The nurse realizes that some areas will not be assessed. What would the nurse leave out of the client assessments? - ANSWER perineum Usually a woman who experiences cesarean birth does not have an episiotomy, a...

Test 3 For OB Practice Review Test 2024. The nurse is assessing a pregnant client at the end of her second trimester. Which clinical finding causes the nurse to suspect that the client has preeclampsia? Progressive weight gain Two urine samples showing proteinuria Dependent ankle edema during the late afternoon Blood pressure fluctuations on three successive measurements - ANSWER Two urine samples showing proteinuria The presence of proteinuria in a 24-hour sample or two s...