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umbilical cord compression occurs if the cord becomes wrapped around the baby’s neck or if it is positioned between the baby’s head and the mother’s pelvic bone
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true
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vitamin K is administered to a newborn because vitamin K does not cross the placental barrier leaving the baby deficient in vitamin K.
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True
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Post-cesarean delivery the nurse must assess the incision site, respiratory status, and abdominal status.
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True
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Post-vaginal delivery the nurse must assess the client’s anus, spinal cord, and respiratory status.
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False
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Opthalmia neonatorum is also referred to as “baby pink eye.”
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True
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Which complication can occur DURING pregnancy are:
- hyperemesis gravidum
- abruptio placenta
- placenta previa
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Artificial Insemination is a simple procedure that can be performed under two techniques. The two techniques of Artificial Insemination are:
- Intracervical Insemination
- Intrauterine Insemination
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How much blood loss is expected when the placenta is delivered?
250 mL to 500 mL
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Which signs and symptoms are associated with chronic hypertension during pregnancy? (SELECT ALL QUESTION)
- headaches
- edema
- disturbed sleep
- eye problems such as blurred vision
- diminished urinary output.
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A 35 year old client has just been diagnosed with abruption placenta. The nurse will inform the client to:
* get as much bed rest as possible
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Invitro Insemination is the process of:.
Combining the egg and sperm while providing an appropriate environment for fertilization and early embryo growth
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The hepatitis B vaccine is given to a newborn to:
provide passive immunity to the newborn until the baby is able to develop antibodies.
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The process of umbilical cord care is to:
* promote healing and prevent infection.
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The treatment for opthalmia neonatorum is:
* erythromycin and tetracycline
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Opthalmia neonatorum possible causes include:*
genital herpes and Chlamydia
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amniocentesis is:
* prenatal testing of a small amount of amniotic fluid withdrawn from the uterus by a fine needle
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Amniocentesis is usually scheduled between*
the 15th and 18th week of pregnancy
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Amniocentesis accuracy is approximately:
-99.4%
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The following are phases in Stage 1: Contractions and Dilations
Latent phase, Active phase, Transition phase
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Which signs and symptoms are associated with chronic hypertension during pregnancy?
edema, headaches, disturbed sleep
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The following techniques can be used to manage postpartum hemorrhage:
- manual massage of the uterus;
- removal of placental pieces left in the uterus;
- packing uterus with sterile sponges;
- to tie the bleeding blood vessel
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APGAR testing is performed at 2 different time intervals. What are the two intervals and when is it performed:
Before delivery
During delivery
After delivery
#1 APGAR testing performed at:
#2 APGAR testing performed at:
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List 3 birth defects that amniocentesis can detect:
- down syndrome
- tay sachs
- muscular dystrophy
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The APGAR acronym
- activity
- pulse
- grimace
- appearance
- respiration
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List five steps of the Invitro Fertilization process:
- monitor for healthy eggs
- collect eggs
- collect sperm
- combine eggs and sperm
- manually insert sperm and eggs into uterus
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