Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica ostetrica con soluzioni

Which hormone is mainly responsible for milk production?

1. AProlactin
2. BOestrogen
3. COxytocin
4. DProgesterone

Le decelerazioni variabili sono più spesso causate da:

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

What does the "T" in TORCH infections stand for?

1. AToxoplasmosis
2. BTrichomoniasis
3. CTuberculosis
4. DTetanus

A woman is about to get out of bed for the first time after birth. What should the nurse do?

1. AWait until day 3 before letting her stand
2. BAsk her to stand quickly to reduce dizziness
3. CHelp her sit, then stand slowly with support
4. DLet her walk alone so she feels independent

A newborn has flat, blue-grey patches over the lower back and buttocks. How should the nurse interpret this?

1. AA port-wine stain that will need laser treatment
2. BHarmless dermal melanocytosis, to be documented
3. CBruising that suggests birth trauma or abuse
4. DA sign of a serious blood clotting disorder

A woman in late pregnancy has numbness and tingling in her thumb and first fingers, worse at night. What is the most likely cause?

1. AA stroke caused by pre-eclampsia
2. BLow blood calcium
3. CVitamin K deficiency
4. DCarpal tunnel syndrome

A woman at 26 weeks receiving terbutaline for preterm contractions has a heart rate of 132/min and chest tightness. What should the nurse do?

1. AIncrease her IV fluids rapidly to lower her heart rate
2. BWithhold the next dose and report the findings
3. CReassure her that this is expected and continue
4. DGive the next dose early to stop contractions

Una donna a 30 settimane ha contrazioni dolorose regolari ogni 5 minuti con modificazioni della cervice. Quale trattamento ci si aspetta per proteggere i polmoni del bambino se avviene il parto?

1. ACorticosteroidi prenatali
2. BMetilergometrina
3. CImmunoglobulina anti-D
4. DOssitocina