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HESI MATERNITY VERSION 1 OB EXAM RATED A+ 28 wk gestation pt calls the antepartal clinic about bleeding a small amount of bright red blood with no uterine contractions, but is not bleeding anymore. What may this possibly be? - ANSWER>>Placenta previa Is bleeding a small amount of bright red blood life-threatening to the fetus? - ANSWER>>It is not at risk for hypovolemia or life-threatening. What may sudden onset bleeding with present uterine contractions indicate? - ANSWER&...

first stage of labor - Latent Phase ( 0 to 3cm) Active Phase ( 4 to 7cm) Transition Phase ( 8 to 10cm NURSING CARE DURING LABORAND BIRTH-Admission - • Establish a therapeutic relationship • Assess mother and fetuso Maternal assessment-VS and focused OB H&P o Labor status o Fetal Assessment we need mom and baby to be stable. fetal station - negative means above the ischial spine and positive means below the spine station is where baby's head is. below head is positive. Above head...

OB Exam 1 Questions And Answers 100% Guaranteed Pass! A+ A 22 yr old client has come to the clinic because her menstrual period is 10 days late. She tells the nurse "I'm sure I'm pregnant because my period is late and my breasts are tender" Which of the following responses by the nurse would be most accurate? A. "those are positive signs of pregnancy" B. "those are presumptive signs of pregnancy" C. "those are probable signs of pregnancy" D. "those are negative signs ...

OB Exam 3 Study Guide Chapter 10: High Risk Labor and Birth Dystocia/Failure to Progress • Dystocia - difficult labor that is characterized by abnormally slow labor progress, which can be due to lack of progressive cervical dilation, lack of decent of the fetal head, or both. o Abnormal labor results from abnormalities of: § Power of labor (uterine contractions and maternal expulsive efforts) § Passenger (fetal presentation, position, or development) § Passage (maternal bony pelvis...

HESI OB & Peds Actual Exam Set Questions And Verifed Correct Answers Monitoring for fetal position is important because the mother cannot tell you she has back pain, which is the cardinal sign of persistant posterior fetal position. Why do the regional blocks, especially epidural and caudal, often result in assisted delivery? A. inability to push effectively in 3rd stage B. inability to push effectively in 4th stage C. inability to push effectively in 1st stage D. inability to push ...

POEP Module 04 – Process of Labor and Birth (Normal) Already Passed You are working with nursing students on the L&D unit. One of the students recalls reading about progesterone levels affecting labor and asks if you could explain this. What is your best response? a. Decreased progesterone levels allow estrogen to stimulate uterine contractility. With lowered levels of progesterone, the myometrium gains resistance as uterine contractions act on the resistance of the cervix. b. Decreased pro...

PRCC OB Final Exam Study Guide Unit 1 A & B Questions And Answers Used mostly with false labor or latent labor to decrease maternal anxiety & fear, promotes rest & relaxation, but provides no pain relief. ANS Barbiturates or Hypnotic; Sedative Tranquilizers Secobarbital Sodium (IM or PO) Pentobarbital Sodium Adverse effects: Secobarbital & Pentobarbital Maternal? Fetus? ANS Maternal: lethargic; Hypotension Fetus: Decreased FHR variability; Respiratory depression; Poor suck reflex (...

Magnesium Sulfate correct answers Anticonvulsant 4/5mg IM SE: Flushing sweating, hypotension, depressed reflexes, flaccid paralysis, hypothermia, circulatory collapse, cardiac and CNS depression Monitor serum Mg levels (therapeutic range 3-6mg/100mL) OB Use: Seizure prevention in Eclampsia and preeclampsia Betamethasone correct answers Glucocorticoid 12mg IM SE: Fluid retention/accumulation, hyperglycemia, glucose intolerance, hypokalemia, GI upset, mood changes, insomnia, restlessness,...

NUR346 Exam 2 Questions with All Correct Answers External Cephalic Version - Answer-Breech or transverse presentation -Criteria: ◦36 weeks gestation ◦Reactive NST ◦Not in active labor; fetus not yet engaged in pelvis Nursing management: IV access, sq Terbutaline to relax uterus, OR, monitor for fetal distress. Amniotomy - Answer--Artificial rupture of membranes -Enhances uterine contractions, thus accelerating labor -Releases natural prostaglandins and allows fetal presenting p...

NUR 148 OB Test 4 with Questions and Answers What's so important about monitoring the fetal heart rate(FHR) and the uterine contractions? ANSWER fetal oxygenation and pH What does FHR stand for? ANSWER fetal heart rate What is the normal rate of fetal heart rate? ANSWER 110-160 What does the fetal heart develop that indicates if the fetus is receiving adequate oxygen? ANSWER FHR patterns True or False A healthy normal fetus should respond normally without any stress during con...