ATI RN Maternal Newborn
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Placenta Previa
Answer: Condition where the placenta implants in the
lower part of the uterus, obstructing the cervical os,
leading to painless red vaginal bleeding in the second and
third trimester.
Abruptio Placenta
Answer: Separation of the placenta from the uterine
implantation site before delivery, causing internal bleeding,
pain, and a nonrelaxed uterus.
Lochia Rubra
Answer: Postpartum vaginal discharge consisting of blood
and uterine tissue, with intermittent bleeding and small
clots, indicating normal postpartum recovery.
Fundal Massage
Answer: Massage technique applied to the uterus to
promote contractions and prevent postpartum hemorrhage.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Answer: Psychological theory prioritizing human needs in
a pyramid structure, with basic physiological needs at the
base, including air, water, food, shelter, sleep, clothing,
and reproduction.
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, Vitamin K Administration
Answer: Important for newborns to prevent hemorrhagic
disease, but can be delayed until after drying the newborn
and ensuring warmth.
Eye Prophylaxis
Answer: Administered within the first hour after birth to
prevent neonatal conjunctivitis, but drying the newborn
and ensuring warmth take priority.
Rubella Immunization
Answer: Recommended shortly after giving birth to
prevent rubella syndrome in the current or subsequent
pregnancies, avoiding fetal risk.
Urinary Frequency in Pregnancy
Answer: Occurs due to increased bladder sensitivity in the
first trimester and pressure from the enlarging uterus near
the end of pregnancy.
Clear the respiratory tract
Answer: The first action a nurse should take immediately
following delivery to an infant to ensure proper airway
clearance.
Dry the infant off and cover the head
Answer: An action that should be done shortly after
delivery, but not the first action a nurse should take for an
infant.
Stimulate the infant to cry
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Proctored Exam Test Bank Q&A |
(A+ Guarantee) | PDF 2026
Placenta Previa
Answer: Condition where the placenta implants in the
lower part of the uterus, obstructing the cervical os,
leading to painless red vaginal bleeding in the second and
third trimester.
Abruptio Placenta
Answer: Separation of the placenta from the uterine
implantation site before delivery, causing internal bleeding,
pain, and a nonrelaxed uterus.
Lochia Rubra
Answer: Postpartum vaginal discharge consisting of blood
and uterine tissue, with intermittent bleeding and small
clots, indicating normal postpartum recovery.
Fundal Massage
Answer: Massage technique applied to the uterus to
promote contractions and prevent postpartum hemorrhage.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Answer: Psychological theory prioritizing human needs in
a pyramid structure, with basic physiological needs at the
base, including air, water, food, shelter, sleep, clothing,
and reproduction.
1
, Vitamin K Administration
Answer: Important for newborns to prevent hemorrhagic
disease, but can be delayed until after drying the newborn
and ensuring warmth.
Eye Prophylaxis
Answer: Administered within the first hour after birth to
prevent neonatal conjunctivitis, but drying the newborn
and ensuring warmth take priority.
Rubella Immunization
Answer: Recommended shortly after giving birth to
prevent rubella syndrome in the current or subsequent
pregnancies, avoiding fetal risk.
Urinary Frequency in Pregnancy
Answer: Occurs due to increased bladder sensitivity in the
first trimester and pressure from the enlarging uterus near
the end of pregnancy.
Clear the respiratory tract
Answer: The first action a nurse should take immediately
following delivery to an infant to ensure proper airway
clearance.
Dry the infant off and cover the head
Answer: An action that should be done shortly after
delivery, but not the first action a nurse should take for an
infant.
Stimulate the infant to cry
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