Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica ostetrica con soluzioni
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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
What does "gravida" mean in an obstetric history?
AThe number of births after 20 weeks
BThe number of babies born at term
CThe total number of pregnancies, including the current one
DThe number of children now living
2.Facile
Which haemoglobin level is commonly used to define anaemia in the first trimester of pregnancy?
ABelow 80 g/L (8 g/dL)
BBelow 140 g/L (14 g/dL)
CBelow 130 g/L (13 g/dL)
DBelow 110 g/L (11 g/dL)
3.Facile
Which is a non-drug method of labour pain relief?
AWarm water immersion
BEpidural analgesia
CInhaled nitrous oxide
DPethidine (meperidine) injection
4.Media
A woman at 24 weeks reports burning on urination and urinary frequency. What is the priority action?
ACollect a urine sample for culture and inform the provider
BAdvise her to drink less to reduce frequency
CReassure her that urinary frequency is normal in pregnancy
DAdvise cranberry juice and no further action
5.Media
Una donna post partum non immune alla rosolia riceve il vaccino prima della dimissione. Quale consiglio è essenziale?
AStare lontana dal neonato per 2 giorni
BRipetere il vaccino dopo 6 mesi
CInterrompere l'allattamento per 4 settimane
DEvitare una gravidanza per almeno 4 settimane
6.Media
How does breast milk jaundice usually differ from early breastfeeding jaundice?
AIt always needs the baby to stop breastfeeding permanently
BIt is caused by too little milk intake
CIt appears later, after the first week, in a thriving baby
DIt appears in the first 24 hours in a sick baby
7.Difficile
A woman at 8 weeks takes valproate for epilepsy. She asks whether she should stop it. Which response is best?
AStop the drug today because it causes birth defects
BDo not stop it suddenly; arrange urgent specialist review
CHalve the dose herself to reduce the risk to the baby
DContinue as usual because epilepsy drugs are all safe in pregnancy
8.Difficile
A newborn's left foot is turned inward and downward and cannot be moved to a normal position. What should the nurse tell the parents?
ASurgery is needed within the first day
BIt is caused by a lack of vitamin D
CIt is normal positioning in the uterus and needs no follow-up
DIt suggests clubfoot, treated early with casting
Soluzioni
1. C · The total number of pregnancies, including the current one
2. D · Below 110 g/L (11 g/dL)
3. A · Warm water immersion
4. A · Collect a urine sample for culture and inform the provider
5. D · Evitare una gravidanza per almeno 4 settimane
6. C · It appears later, after the first week, in a thriving baby
7. B · Do not stop it suddenly; arrange urgent specialist review
8. D · It suggests clubfoot, treated early with casting
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