N230 - Olol - Nclex Questions Cont't For Test 2

Front 1

Choose the primary distinction between threatened and inevitable abortion ?

Back 1

rupture of membranes

Front 2

A women is admitted to the emergency room with a possible etopic pregnancy. Choose the sign or symptom that should be immediately reported to her physician

Back 2

pulse rises from 78 to 100 BPM

Front 3

The woman who is receiving methotraxate for an etopic pregnancy should be cautioned to avoid?

Back 3

taking vitamins with folic acid

Front 4

A woman who is 34 weeks pregnant is admitted with contractions q 2 min, lasting 60 sec, and a high uterine resting tone. She says she had some vaginal bleeding at home, and there is a small amt of blood on her perineal pad. The priority action of the nurse is to?

Back 4

evaluate the maternal and fetal circulation and oxygenation

Front 5

Nursing teaching for the woman who has hyperemesis gravidarum should include which of the following?

Back 5

eating simple foods such as breads an fruits

Front 6

Choose the primary distinction between threatened and inevitable abortion ?

Back 6

rupture of membranes

Front 7

A women is admitted to the emergency room with a possible etopic pregnancy. Choose the sign or symptom that should be immediately reported to her physician

Back 7

pulse rises from 78 to 100 BPM

Front 8

The woman who is receiving methotraxate for an etopic pregnancy should be cautioned to avoid?

Back 8

taking vitamins with folic acid

Front 9

A woman who is 34 weeks pregnant is admitted with contractions q 2 min, lasting 60 sec, and a high uterine resting tone. She says she had some vaginal bleeding at home, and there is a small amt of blood on her perineal pad. The priority action of the nurse is to?

Back 9

evaluate the maternal and fetal circulation and oxygenation

Front 10

Nursing teaching for the woman who has hyperemesis gravidarum should include which of the following?

Back 10

eating simple foods such as breads an fruits

Front 11

The nurse makes the following assessments of a woman who is receiving intravenous magnesium sulfate: FHR 148-158; P 88; R 9; BP 158/96. The woman is drowsy. The priority nursing actions is to?

Back 11

stop the magnesium infusion

Front 12

When one is providing intrapartal care for the woman with severe preeclampsia, priority nursing care is to?

Back 12

promote placental blood flow and prevent maternal injury

Front 13

The feature that distinguishes pre-eclampsia from eclampsia is the?

Back 13

onset of convulsions

Front 14

The nurse notes that a woman has excess lochia 2 hrs after vaginal birth of an 8lb baby. The priorty nursing action is to?

Back 14

assess the firmness of her uterus

Front 15

Choose the s/s that suggest concealed postpartum hemorrhage?

Back 15

rectal pain accompanied by a rising pulse

Front 16

One hour after a woman gives birth vaginally, the nurse notes that her fundus is firm, 2 fingerbreadths above the umbilicus, and deviated to the right. Locia rubra is moderate. Her perineum is slightly edematous, with no bruising; an ice pack is in place. The priotity nursing action is to?

Back 16

have the women empty her bladder in the bathroom

Front 17

A woman has an 8lb, 9oz baby after an 18-hr labor that required a low-forceps delivery. Her membranes have been ruptured for 15 hrs. Based on these facts, client teaching should emphasize

Back 17

reporting foul-smelling lochia

Front 18

Postpartum teaching related to urinary health should emphasize?

Back 18

a. drinking any type of fluid whenever thirsty
b. allowing the bladder to fill to promote emptying
c. cleansing the perineum in a front-to-back direction
d. eating two servings of acidic fruits or vegetables each day



C

Front 19

The loss of the pregnancy b4 the fetus is viable or capable of living outside the uterus is termed a(n)?

Back 19

abortion

Front 20

A woman has just had a spontaneous abortion. She asks the nurse, " Why did this happen" The nurse knows?

Back 20

that the cause for most spontanous abortions is chromosomal abnormalaties

Front 21

The first sign of a threatened abortion is usually?

Back 21

vaginal bleeding- may be followed by uterine cramping and backache

Front 22

A woman admitted with a diagnosis of incomplete abortion, which is priorty?

Back 22

initial treatment of an incomplete abortion should focus on stabilizing the woman cardiovascularly. She may have lost blood or is at high risk for blood loss, so it is important to have her typed and crossmatched for replacement blood. so Start an IV and have her blood typed and crossmatched