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
T / F
true
vitamin K is administered to a newborn because vitamin K does not cross the placental barrier leaving the baby deficient in vitamin K.
T/F
True
Post-cesarean delivery the nurse must assess the incision site, respiratory status, and abdominal status.
T/F
True
Post-vaginal delivery the nurse must assess the client’s anus, spinal cord, and respiratory status.
T/F
False
Opthalmia neonatorum is also referred to as “baby pink eye.”
T/F
True
Which complication can occur DURING pregnancy are:
hyperemesis gravidum
abruptio placenta
placenta previa
Artificial Insemination is a simple procedure that can be performed under two techniques. The two techniques of Artificial Insemination are:
Intracervical Insemination
Intrauterine Insemination
How much blood loss is expected when the placenta is delivered?
250 mL to 500 mL
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.
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
Invitro Insemination is the process of:.
Combining the egg and sperm while providing an appropriate environment for fertilization and early embryo growth
The hepatitis B vaccine is given to a newborn to:
provide passive immunity to the newborn until the baby is able to develop antibodies.
The process of umbilical cord care is to:
* promote healing and prevent infection.
The treatment for opthalmia neonatorum is:
* erythromycin and tetracycline
Opthalmia neonatorum possible causes include:*
genital herpes and Chlamydia
amniocentesis is:
* prenatal testing of a small amount of amniotic fluid withdrawn from the uterus by a fine needle
Amniocentesis is usually scheduled between*
the 15th and 18th week of pregnancy
Amniocentesis accuracy is approximately:
-99.4%
The following are phases in Stage 1: Contractions and Dilations
Latent phase, Active phase, Transition phase
Which signs and symptoms are associated with chronic hypertension during pregnancy?
edema, headaches, disturbed sleep
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
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:
after delivery
#1= 1 min
#2 = 5 min
List 3 birth defects that amniocentesis can detect:
down syndrome
tay sachs
muscular dystrophy
The APGAR acronym
activity
pulse
grimace
appearance
respiration
List five steps of the Invitro Fertilization process:
