Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica ostetrica con soluzioni

During which period of development is the embryo most vulnerable to teratogens causing major structural defects?

1. AThe first 3 days after conception
2. BAbout weeks 20 to 28 after conception
3. CAbout weeks 3 to 8 after conception
4. DThe last month of pregnancy

Which sign is often the earliest sign of sepsis in a newborn?

1. AA bulging anterior fontanelle at birth
2. BA high fever above 40 °C (104 °F) on the first day
3. CUnstable temperature and poor feeding
4. DA loud, vigorous cry

A "contraction stress test" assesses how the fetus responds to:

1. AMaternal exercise on a treadmill
2. BA change in maternal position only
3. CReduced blood flow during contractions
4. DLoud sound applied to the abdomen

A woman has a positive home pregnancy test. How is this sign classified?

1. AA diagnostic sign of pregnancy
2. BA presumptive sign of pregnancy
3. CA positive sign of pregnancy
4. DA probable sign of pregnancy

A newborn's blood glucose is low but the baby is well and able to feed. What is the usual first step?

1. AFeed the baby and recheck the glucose
2. BWithhold feeds and observe for 6 hours
3. CGive IV insulin immediately
4. DGive the baby plain water by bottle

Which antihypertensive is commonly used in pregnancy but should be avoided in a woman with asthma?

1. ALabetalol
2. BHydralazine
3. CNifedipine
4. DMethyldopa

After treatment for a molar pregnancy, what is the most important teaching point?

1. ATry to conceive again as soon as possible to reduce recurrence
2. BAvoid all physical activity for 6 months
3. CAttend serial hCG checks and use reliable contraception during follow-up
4. DNo further follow-up is needed once the uterus is empty

A mother on day 1 is quiet, lets the nurse change the baby and talks repeatedly about the birth. How should the nurse interpret this?

1. ARejection of the baby
2. BNormal letting-go behaviour
3. CSigns of postpartum psychosis
4. DNormal taking-in behaviour