Quiz: Important Questions On Maternity
The trivia quiz below has some important questions on maternity. Human reproduction is quite interesting straight from the implantation to the birth itself. Do you know that there are some products that a pregnant woman should not consume or get in contact with them? Take up the quiz below and get to learn more about this stage in a woman’s life.
- 1.All illegal substances cross the placenta.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 2.Any environmental substance that can cause physical defects in developing fetus.
- A.
Terraria
- B.
Teratogen
- C.
Tarleton
- 3.Marijuana fetal affects include: (Select all that apply)
- A.
Increased risk for Congenital defects
- B.
Increased risk for Precipitous Birth
- C.
Increased risk for LBW
- D.
Increased risk for Meconium Aspiration
- E.
Increased risk for Neonatal Sepsis
- 4.Which substance causes prune belly and necrotizing entercolitis?
- A.
Herion
- B.
Tobacco
- C.
Cocaine
- D.
Marijuana
- 5.Which substance causes strokes, MIs and seizures in fetus, newborn and mother?
- A.
Herion
- B.
Tobacco
- C.
Cocaine
- D.
Marijuana
- 6.Which substance is an opioid?
- A.
Herion
- B.
Tobacco
- C.
Cocaine
- D.
Marijuana
- 7.Neonatal sepsis occurs with heroin within _____ days?
- A.
1-2
- B.
3-5
- C.
7-10
- D.
30-45
- 8.Key sign to neonatal sepsis:
- A.
Diarrhea
- B.
Varying temperatures
- C.
Lacrimation
- D.
Low nasal bridge
- 9.What do you give for Heroin withdrawal?
- A.
Methadone
- B.
Sedatives
- C.
Benzodiazepines
- 10.If a patient is pregnant and addicted to Heroin, she should detox immediately?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.Which substance causes an increased risk of seizures?
- A.
Methadone
- B.
Heroin
- C.
PCP
- 12.Issues with heroin: (Select all that apply)
- A.
Increased risk for Congenital defects
- B.
Increased risk for PROM
- C.
Increased risk for Perinatal asphyxia
- D.
Increased risk for Meconium Aspiration
- E.
Increased risk for Neonatal Sepsis
- 13.Which substance causes: asphyxiation, convulsions/seizures, coma, choking, and can permanently take the place of O2 on hemoglobin?
- A.
Cocaine
- B.
Inhalants
- C.
Heroin
- D.
Marijuana
- 14.How do you administer Buprenorphine (Subutex, Suboxone)?
- A.
IM injection
- B.
PO
- C.
Sublingual
- D.
IV
- 15.Which substance has an increased risk of SIDS
- A.
Tobacco
- B.
Cocaine
- C.
Heroin
- 16.Craniofacial disorders associated with FASD:
- A.
Large eyes
- B.
Small eyes
- C.
Epicanthal folds
- D.
Cleft lip
- E.
Low nasal bridge
- F.
Flat mid face
- G.
Thin upper lip with missing vertical groove
- 17.FASD is a lifelong disease.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.Weights on newborn with substance withdrawal should be done:
- A.
Q2h
- B.
Q24h
- C.
Q8h
- D.
Q12h
- 19.Lung assessment on newborn with substance withdrawal should be done:
- A.
Q1h
- B.
Q24h
- C.
Q8h
- D.
Q12h
- 20.When feeding a newborn with withdrawal:
- A.
Feed quickly
- B.
Feed slowly
- C.
Burp often
- D.
Supine position
- E.
HOB 30-45 degrees
- 21.You should increase the stimuli on newborns with withdrawal.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Cardiac decompensation is a major issue for:
- A.
Moms abusing cocaine
- B.
Moms with cardiovascular disorders
- C.
Moms with multiples
- 23.Watch for _________ with cardiac decompensation: (select all that apply)
- A.
Rales, crackles
- B.
Edema of face, hands and feet
- C.
Hard movable "olive" like mass
- D.
Tachycardia and palpitations
- 24.What type of diet should a pregnant mother be on with cardiovascular disorders?
- A.
DM diet
- B.
Low Na diet
- C.
Liquid diet
- D.
No restrictions
- 25.Which anticoagulant should a pregnant mother with cardiovascular disorders be on?
- A.
Lovenox
- B.
Coumadin
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