Exam 3: NUR202/ NUR 202 (New 2024/ 2025
Update) Maternal Newborn Nursing Review |
Questions and Verified Answers| 100%
Correct| A Grade– Fortis
QUESTION
what is hydrocele?
Answer:
accumulation of fluid around the testes
-transilluminates with light
QUESTION
what is caput succedaneum?
Answer:
(NORMAL)
-edematous area over the scalp, it crosses the suture lines
-disappears 3-4 days after birth
QUESTION
what is a sign of newborn dehydration?
Answer:
depressed or sunken fontanels
QUESTION
what is indicated if a baby is missing any reflexes?
, Answer:
it is a sign of a neurologic impairments
QUESTION
what promotes thermal stability in the newborn?
Answer:
skin-to-skin contact
QUESTION
what is nevus simplex?
Answer:
Salmon patch
Stork bite
-pink spots on the nape of the neck or forehead, blanches easily
QUESTION
what causes hyperbilirubinemia in babies?
Answer:
cephalhematoma (collection of blood in the head of the baby, it does not cross suture lines)
QUESTION
how to treat jaundice in infants?
Answer:
-phototherapy
-feed every 2-3 hrs (excreted in the stool)
Update) Maternal Newborn Nursing Review |
Questions and Verified Answers| 100%
Correct| A Grade– Fortis
QUESTION
what is hydrocele?
Answer:
accumulation of fluid around the testes
-transilluminates with light
QUESTION
what is caput succedaneum?
Answer:
(NORMAL)
-edematous area over the scalp, it crosses the suture lines
-disappears 3-4 days after birth
QUESTION
what is a sign of newborn dehydration?
Answer:
depressed or sunken fontanels
QUESTION
what is indicated if a baby is missing any reflexes?
, Answer:
it is a sign of a neurologic impairments
QUESTION
what promotes thermal stability in the newborn?
Answer:
skin-to-skin contact
QUESTION
what is nevus simplex?
Answer:
Salmon patch
Stork bite
-pink spots on the nape of the neck or forehead, blanches easily
QUESTION
what causes hyperbilirubinemia in babies?
Answer:
cephalhematoma (collection of blood in the head of the baby, it does not cross suture lines)
QUESTION
how to treat jaundice in infants?
Answer:
-phototherapy
-feed every 2-3 hrs (excreted in the stool)