Obstetrics Nursing Questions
It is where nurses can comprehend their ob knowledge and skills. It is a useful questions for student nurses who currently taking up board exams.
- 1.Which of the following observations would suggest that placental separetion is occuring?
- A.
Uterus stop contracting altogether
- B.
Umbilical cord pulsations stop
- C.
Uterine shape changes from discoid to globula
- D.
Maternal blood presuure stops
- 2.A client in labor has been pushing effectively for 1 hour. a nurse determines that the client's primary physiologic need at this time is to:
- A.
Ambulate
- B.
Rest between contractions
- C.
Change position frequently
- D.
Consume oral food
- 3.Which type of contractions signal true labor?
- A.
Contractions that achieve cervical dilatation
- B.
Contractions that are felt abdominally
- C.
Contractions that may be irregular
- D.
Contractions that may disappear with ambulation
- 4.Nurse naomi prepares ton assist Dr. brown who will perform a mediolateral episiotomy on her client. This procedure is necessary to:
- A.
Shorten labor
- B.
Allow fetal hea to extend
- C.
Prevent perineal laceration
- D.
Decrease trauma to the baby's head as it extends
- 5.On a second day of postpartum day you elicited HOMAN's sign. A positive finding means:
- A.
Thrombophlebitis
- B.
Puerperal sepsis
- C.
Mastitis
- D.
Pelvic cellulitis
- 6.Postpartum client exhibited positive homan's sign: indicating thrombophlebitis. This sign is elicited by:
- A.
Plantar extension
- B.
Plantar flexion
- C.
Pointing the toes
- D.
Extending the knees
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