ورقة عمل تمريض الأمومة والتوليد مع الإجابات

An intrauterine pressure catheter (IUPC) measures:

1. AMaternal blood pressure
2. BThe fetal heart rate from the scalp
3. CThe volume of amniotic fluid
4. DThe strength of uterine contractions

Eclampsia is pre-eclampsia complicated by:

1. ASeizures
2. BAnkle oedema
3. CProteinuria
4. DLow platelets

What is the main aim of tocolytic drugs such as nifedipine in preterm labour?

1. APreventing maternal seizures
2. BRipening the cervix
3. CSuppressing uterine contractions
4. DMaturing the fetal lungs

On day 2, a newborn has red blotches with small yellow-white centres on the trunk. The baby is well. What is most likely?

1. ANeonatal sepsis
2. BErythema toxicum
3. CHerpes simplex infection
4. DPort-wine stain

Which event in an Rh-negative, non-sensitised woman requires an extra dose of anti-D immunoglobulin?

1. AAmniocentesis
2. BA blood pressure check
3. CA routine urine test
4. DA glucose tolerance test

When should an Rh-negative woman with no anti-D antibodies routinely receive antenatal anti-D immunoglobulin?

1. AAt about 28 weeks of pregnancy
2. BOnly at the first antenatal visit
3. CAfter she has formed anti-D antibodies
4. DOnly if the baby is known to be Rh-negative

A woman at 37 weeks has severe itching of the palms and soles, worse at night, without a rash. Which condition should be considered?

1. AAn allergy to washing detergents
2. BIntrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy
3. CNormal stretching of the abdominal skin
4. DPre-eclampsia only

A newborn in the first hours sneezes, has a high-pitched cry, tremors and loose stools. The mother took opioids throughout pregnancy. Which intervention is most appropriate first?

1. AWithholding feeds until the symptoms settle
2. BBright lights and frequent handling to keep the baby awake
3. CGiving naloxone to reverse the opioids
4. DA quiet, dim room, swaddling and small, frequent feeds