Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica ostetrica con soluzioni

Mastitis is most often caused by which organism?

1. AGroup B streptococcus
2. BCandida albicans
3. CStaphylococcus aureus
4. DEscherichia coli

Le decelerazioni variabili sono più spesso causate da:

1. AInsufficienza uteroplacentare
2. BNormali cicli di sonno fetale
3. CCompressione della testa fetale
4. DCompressione del cordone ombelicale

The anterior fontanelle of a newborn is:

1. ADiamond-shaped, where the frontal and parietal bones meet
2. BRound, at the base of the skull
3. CClosed at birth in a term baby
4. DTriangular, where the parietal and occipital bones meet

Lochi con odore sgradevole al terzo giorno dopo il parto indicano più probabilmente:

1. ALochi normali
2. BUna vescica piena che preme sull'utero
3. CDisidratazione
4. DUn'infezione uterina (endometrite)

A preterm baby on feeds develops a swollen abdomen, bloody stools and feeding intolerance. Which condition is suspected?

1. ANecrotising enterocolitis
2. BHirschsprung disease
3. CCow's milk protein allergy
4. DInfantile pyloric stenosis

A breastfed baby has jaundice in the first week with poor feeding and few wet nappies. What is the most likely cause?

1. ABiliary atresia with obstruction
2. BSuboptimal intake jaundice
3. CABO incompatibility
4. DBreast milk jaundice

A woman at 31 weeks with contractions has a negative fetal fibronectin test. What does this result mean?

1. AThe membranes have ruptured
2. BThe fetus has an infection
3. CBirth will certainly occur within 48 hours
4. DBirth within the next 1 to 2 weeks is unlikely

A woman at 9 weeks has hCG levels that are much higher than expected, a uterus large for dates, severe vomiting and dark brown spotting. Which condition should be suspected?

1. AA threatened miscarriage
2. BAn ectopic pregnancy
3. CA missed miscarriage
4. DA hydatidiform (molar) pregnancy