ATI RN MATERNAL NEWBORN 2026 FULL
MOCK TEST WITH SOLUTIONS AND
MATERNAL AND NEWBORN CARE QUESTIONS
◉ Pelvic examination.
Answer: Required for oral contraceptive prescription.
◉ Umbilical cord vessels.
Answer: Normal structure: two arteries and one vein.
◉ IUD reliability.
Answer: Less than 1 failure per 100 users, highly effective.
◉ Oral contraceptive failure rate.
Answer: Approximately 8 failures per 100 users due to
inconsistencies.
◉ Diaphragm with spermicide.
Answer: Has about 16 failures per 100 users in first year.
◉ Negative rubella titer.
,Answer: Indicates susceptibility to rubella virus, not infection.
◉ Rubella vaccination contraindication.
Answer: Vaccination during pregnancy can harm the fetus.
◉ Post-delivery rubella immunization.
Answer: Recommended for susceptible clients after childbirth.
◉ Fetal heart rate monitoring.
Answer: Used to assess fetal well-being during labor.
◉ Hypotension in pregnancy.
Answer: Indicates possible blood loss; requires urgent action.
◉ IV access initiation.
Answer: Priority action for rapid blood loss management.
◉ Informed consent for surgery.
Answer: Not the nurse's priority; can be signed by family.
◉ Hydatidiform mole symptoms.
Answer: Elevated hCG levels and vaginal bleeding expected.
,◉ Fetal heart tones absence.
Answer: Indicates no developing fetus in hydatidiform mole.
◉ Vaginal discharge in hydatidiform mole.
Answer: Can vary; often includes dark brown or bright red.
◉ Client anxiety management.
Answer: Addressing feelings can improve client comfort.
◉ Nurse's role in family planning.
Answer: Provide education and support for contraceptive choices.
◉ Blood pressure monitoring.
Answer: Essential for assessing maternal health during labor.
◉ Tachycardia in pregnancy.
Answer: May indicate compensatory response to blood loss.
◉ Maternal vital signs assessment.
Answer: Critical for detecting complications during labor.
, ◉ Client education on contraception.
Answer: Includes discussing effectiveness and potential side effects.
◉ Emergency nursing actions.
Answer: Prioritize interventions based on client condition.
◉ Hydatidiform mole.
Answer: Rare tumor causing abnormal placental tissue growth.
◉ Molar pregnancy.
Answer: Pregnancy with excessive placental tissue formation.
◉ Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
Answer: Hormone elevated in molar pregnancies.
◉ Strabismus.
Answer: Condition where eyes do not properly align.
◉ Nonstress test.
Answer: Monitoring fetal heart rate and movement.
◉ Fetal heart rate (FHR).
MOCK TEST WITH SOLUTIONS AND
MATERNAL AND NEWBORN CARE QUESTIONS
◉ Pelvic examination.
Answer: Required for oral contraceptive prescription.
◉ Umbilical cord vessels.
Answer: Normal structure: two arteries and one vein.
◉ IUD reliability.
Answer: Less than 1 failure per 100 users, highly effective.
◉ Oral contraceptive failure rate.
Answer: Approximately 8 failures per 100 users due to
inconsistencies.
◉ Diaphragm with spermicide.
Answer: Has about 16 failures per 100 users in first year.
◉ Negative rubella titer.
,Answer: Indicates susceptibility to rubella virus, not infection.
◉ Rubella vaccination contraindication.
Answer: Vaccination during pregnancy can harm the fetus.
◉ Post-delivery rubella immunization.
Answer: Recommended for susceptible clients after childbirth.
◉ Fetal heart rate monitoring.
Answer: Used to assess fetal well-being during labor.
◉ Hypotension in pregnancy.
Answer: Indicates possible blood loss; requires urgent action.
◉ IV access initiation.
Answer: Priority action for rapid blood loss management.
◉ Informed consent for surgery.
Answer: Not the nurse's priority; can be signed by family.
◉ Hydatidiform mole symptoms.
Answer: Elevated hCG levels and vaginal bleeding expected.
,◉ Fetal heart tones absence.
Answer: Indicates no developing fetus in hydatidiform mole.
◉ Vaginal discharge in hydatidiform mole.
Answer: Can vary; often includes dark brown or bright red.
◉ Client anxiety management.
Answer: Addressing feelings can improve client comfort.
◉ Nurse's role in family planning.
Answer: Provide education and support for contraceptive choices.
◉ Blood pressure monitoring.
Answer: Essential for assessing maternal health during labor.
◉ Tachycardia in pregnancy.
Answer: May indicate compensatory response to blood loss.
◉ Maternal vital signs assessment.
Answer: Critical for detecting complications during labor.
, ◉ Client education on contraception.
Answer: Includes discussing effectiveness and potential side effects.
◉ Emergency nursing actions.
Answer: Prioritize interventions based on client condition.
◉ Hydatidiform mole.
Answer: Rare tumor causing abnormal placental tissue growth.
◉ Molar pregnancy.
Answer: Pregnancy with excessive placental tissue formation.
◉ Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
Answer: Hormone elevated in molar pregnancies.
◉ Strabismus.
Answer: Condition where eyes do not properly align.
◉ Nonstress test.
Answer: Monitoring fetal heart rate and movement.
◉ Fetal heart rate (FHR).
