ATI RN MATERNAL NEWBORN WITH NGN
PROCTORED EXAM SCRIPT TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
PRACTICE SOLUTION GUARANTEED TO
PASS
⩥ Blood Pressure Increase.
Answer: Adverse effect of methylergonovine administration.
⩥ Breast Pain Absence.
Answer: No effect of methylergonovine on breast discomfort.
⩥ Terbutaline Side Effects.
Answer: Common effects include headaches and nervousness.
⩥ Preterm Labor.
Answer: Labor occurring before 37 weeks of gestation.
⩥ Braxton-Hicks Contractions.
Answer: False labor contractions, not treated with tocolytics.
,⩥ Post-Term Pregnancy.
Answer: Pregnancy extending beyond 42 weeks of gestation.
⩥ Postpartum weight loss.
Answer: Breastfed newborns lose 5% to 6% weight initially.
⩥ Water supplements.
Answer: Not recommended for newborns during breastfeeding.
⩥ Quickening.
Answer: First fetal movement felt by the mother.
⩥ VBAC.
Answer: Vaginal birth after cesarean, requires specific criteria.
⩥ Cesarean incision types.
Answer: Transverse incision allows for safer VBAC.
⩥ Maternal hormones.
Answer: Influence newborn's early weight loss post-birth.
⩥ Breastfeeding technique.
, Answer: Correct technique essential for adequate milk production.
⩥ Stool frequency.
Answer: Breastfed newborns typically have 3+ stools daily.
⩥ Inadequate breastfeeding.
Answer: Can lead to slow weight gain in newborns.
⩥ Basal temperature.
Answer: Measured every morning before getting out of bed.
⩥ Magnesium sulfate toxicity.
Answer: Signs include bradypnea and absent deep tendon reflexes.
⩥ Trendelenburg position.
Answer: Used for hypotensive clients, not indicated here.
⩥ Emergency cesarean birth.
Answer: Not indicated without specific maternal or fetal distress.
⩥ Fetal movement detection.
Answer: Primigravida usually feels movement by 18 weeks.
PROCTORED EXAM SCRIPT TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
PRACTICE SOLUTION GUARANTEED TO
PASS
⩥ Blood Pressure Increase.
Answer: Adverse effect of methylergonovine administration.
⩥ Breast Pain Absence.
Answer: No effect of methylergonovine on breast discomfort.
⩥ Terbutaline Side Effects.
Answer: Common effects include headaches and nervousness.
⩥ Preterm Labor.
Answer: Labor occurring before 37 weeks of gestation.
⩥ Braxton-Hicks Contractions.
Answer: False labor contractions, not treated with tocolytics.
,⩥ Post-Term Pregnancy.
Answer: Pregnancy extending beyond 42 weeks of gestation.
⩥ Postpartum weight loss.
Answer: Breastfed newborns lose 5% to 6% weight initially.
⩥ Water supplements.
Answer: Not recommended for newborns during breastfeeding.
⩥ Quickening.
Answer: First fetal movement felt by the mother.
⩥ VBAC.
Answer: Vaginal birth after cesarean, requires specific criteria.
⩥ Cesarean incision types.
Answer: Transverse incision allows for safer VBAC.
⩥ Maternal hormones.
Answer: Influence newborn's early weight loss post-birth.
⩥ Breastfeeding technique.
, Answer: Correct technique essential for adequate milk production.
⩥ Stool frequency.
Answer: Breastfed newborns typically have 3+ stools daily.
⩥ Inadequate breastfeeding.
Answer: Can lead to slow weight gain in newborns.
⩥ Basal temperature.
Answer: Measured every morning before getting out of bed.
⩥ Magnesium sulfate toxicity.
Answer: Signs include bradypnea and absent deep tendon reflexes.
⩥ Trendelenburg position.
Answer: Used for hypotensive clients, not indicated here.
⩥ Emergency cesarean birth.
Answer: Not indicated without specific maternal or fetal distress.
⩥ Fetal movement detection.
Answer: Primigravida usually feels movement by 18 weeks.
