OB inpatient certification 2024 practice questions With Correct Answers 100% Pass

OB inpatient certification 2024 practice questions With Correct Answers 100% Pass What is antidote to MAg? - answerCalcium glucinate Women with a history of GDM have increased risk of diabetes at what rate? - answerOnset within 20 years in 35-60% To get more questions with correct answers email . We also provide Test banks and other E books to students - answer Glucose screen is done when? - answer24-28 weeks If a mother has Insulin dependent diabetes during pregnancy, what electrolyte imbalance is the neonate at risk for? - answerMagnesium deficiency In which trimester is new onset of GHTN most common? - answer3rd trimester In a pregnancy complicated by hypertension, what is a sign of deteriorating status? - answerIncreased serum creatinine What difference can be expected between manual and electronic diastolic BP? - answerManual are 5-7 mm HG higher On admission to L&D , a woman has 2+ reflexes. After IV mag, DTRs are absent. What is your immediate nursing intervention? - answerStop mag and notify provider With no apparent HSV lesions what is the recommendation? - answerOral acyclovir 4 weeks prior to delivery +IgG antibodies in PP period? - answerThe recurrence is unlikely, no further action is required. (IgG chronic, IgM is active) The most common rheumatic valvular lesion in pregnancy is? - answerMitral stenosis Cardiac defect with most complications in labor? - answerMitral stenosis Methamphetamines are expected to last? - answer7-24 hrs What is recommended L/S ratio? - answer2:1 - lungs are probably mature 3:1 - indicative of maturity EXAM STUDY MATERIALS July 30, 2024 11:26 AM What causes a sinusoidal FHR tracing? - answerFetal anemia What is the parenteral analgesic with most rapid peak effect? - answerFentanyl What neonatal complication is increased with cesarean delivery? - answerRespiratory morbidity A woman who has a c/s is more likely to be re-hospitalized with what pp complication? - answerWound infection During the postpartum period, low levels of placental lactogen, estrogen, cortisol, growth hormone and insulinase result in? - answerLower glucose levels Due to the catabolic process of involution postpartum, which lab value is expected to be elevated postpartum? - answerBUN Avg weight loss with delivery? - answer12 lbs Where would you expect to palpate fundus 24h pp? - answer1cm below umbilicus What is the term for lochia appearing 3-10 days pp and pink or brown in colora - answerLochia serosa The process of involution that allows for healing of the placental site preventing scarring is? - answerExfoliation True or false 2500cc urine 2 days pp is a normal physiologic response to delivery - answerTrue If pp woman's fundus is deviated from midline first RN intervention is? - answerEmpty bladder Why is UTI common in 1st few weeks pp? - answerDilated ureters and renal pelvis By which pp day has circulating blood volume diminished secondary to diuresis, returning to prepregnancy volume? - answerDay 5 After delivery, progesterone levels fall causing what acid/base change? - answerIncrease pco2 What intervention can increase physiological jaundice? - answerDelayed cord clamping A woman is 12 days pp and has WBC of 25,000. This indicates? - answerExpected range What is the antidote for Coumadin? - answerVitamin k What med for malignant hyperthermia? - answerDantrolene sodium EXAM STUDY MATERIALS July 30, 2024 11:26 AM Uterotonic med contraindicated for elevated BP? - answerMethergine Following delivery, insulin requirements I'd diabetic woman.... - answerDecrease rapidly With what disorder would AFP be elevated? - answerEsophageal atresia, neural tube defects Rhinitis and nasal stuffiness increase in pregnancy are due to? - answerEstrogen A newly delivered postpartum woman received terbutaline and corticosteroids during labor is at risk for what potential drug interaction? - answerHyperglycemia Antidote for heparin? - answerProtamine sulfate Two IV anti hypertensives that may be used to treat severe maternal hypertension? - answerHydralazine, labatelol Severe BP values - answerOver 160 sbp or over 110 dbp Another name for hydralazine? - answerApresoline Another name for labatelol? - answerTrandate, normodyne At 12 hrs pp a breastfeeding mom is 180/114, what does the RN anticipate the provider will order? - answerLabatelol A common side effect of pitocin is? - answerAnti diuretic effect/water intoxication CDC requirement for a TDAP for a pt who had tetanus shot two years ago? - answerAdminister prior to d/c. All pts should have booster in pregnancy Pp woman has order for rubella vaccine and Rh immune globulin. The nurse knows they should be given? - answerAt the same time Unsensitized Rh- mom whose baby is Rh+ should? - answerReceive 300 mcg of rhogham within 72hrs of delivery A pp woman has large hemorrhoid. She may be instructed to? - answerGently attempt to push back into rectum After birth pains usually last? - answer2-3 days A woman readmitted for wound infection shows signs of sleep disturbance, irritability, agitation and confusion. The nurse suspects? - answer