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In a healthy term newborn, when does physiological jaundice usually reach its peak?

1. AAt about 3 weeks
2. BWithin the first 12 hours
3. CAround days 3 to 5
4. DAt about 6 to 8 weeks

Why are women often very sweaty in the first days after birth?

1. AIt shows that the breast milk is starting to come in
2. BIt is caused by low blood glucose
3. CThe body is shedding extra pregnancy fluid
4. DIt is a sign of infection

Which fetal structure carries oxygen-rich blood from the placenta to the fetus?

1. AThe umbilical arteries
2. BThe pulmonary artery
3. CThe ductus arteriosus
4. DThe umbilical vein

A woman with hyperemesis gravidarum has been vomiting for weeks. Which vitamin is given before glucose-containing fluids to prevent Wernicke encephalopathy?

1. APhytomenadione (vitamin K)
2. BAscorbic acid (vitamin C)
3. CThiamine (vitamin B1)
4. DVitamin D

Which placental hormone causes insulin resistance in the second half of pregnancy?

1. AHuman placental lactogen (hPL)
2. BRelaxin
3. COxytocin
4. DHuman chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG)

Parents ask why their baby is having a pulse oximetry check on the right hand and a foot. What is the reason?

1. ATo check the baby's blood glucose
2. BTo screen for hearing loss
3. CTo screen for critical congenital heart disease
4. DTo measure the baby's blood pressure

A newborn passed no meconium by 48 hours and has a swollen abdomen and green vomiting. Which condition should be suspected?

1. AHirschsprung disease
2. BErythema toxicum
3. CDevelopmental hip dysplasia
4. DPhysiological jaundice

A woman at 30 weeks reports a sudden gush of clear fluid from the vagina without contractions. What is the priority nursing action?

1. APerform a digital vaginal examination to check dilation
2. BAdvise a warm bath to see whether the leaking stops
3. CReassure her that it is urine and send her home
4. DAssess the fetal heart rate and check the fluid, and avoid a digital examination