Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica ostetrica con soluzioni

Che cosa avviene nel terzo stadio del travaglio?

1. AIl bambino nasce
2. BLa madre si riprende durante le prime 2 ore dopo il parto
3. CLa cervice si dilata da 4 a 10 cm
4. DVengono espulsi la placenta e le membrane

What is the typical head circumference of a term newborn?

1. AAbout 20 to 23 cm
2. BAbout 33 to 35 cm
3. CAbout 25 to 28 cm
4. DAbout 40 to 43 cm

Which contraceptive method is usually avoided in the first weeks after birth in a breastfeeding mother?

1. ACombined oestrogen-progestin pills
2. BProgestin-only pills
3. CCondoms
4. DA copper intrauterine device

A woman with pre-existing type 1 diabetes is pregnant. How do her insulin needs usually change?

1. AInsulin is stopped during pregnancy and restarted after birth
2. BThey rise in the first trimester and fall in the third
3. CThey often fall early on and then rise later in pregnancy
4. DThey stay the same throughout pregnancy

A woman with pre-eclampsia is on magnesium sulfate. Which task can be delegated to a healthcare assistant (unlicensed assistive personnel)?

1. AAssessing her deep tendon reflexes
2. BMeasuring and recording urine output
3. CEvaluating her for signs of toxicity
4. DAdjusting the magnesium infusion rate

A woman's cultural practice involves eating only warm foods after birth. How should the nurse respond?

1. ARespect it and offer suitable warm foods
2. BTell her the practice is harmful and must stop
3. CInsist that she eat the standard hospital diet
4. DIgnore her requests to save time

A preterm infant receiving oxygen has saturations that are consistently 100%. What should the nurse do?

1. AWean the oxygen to the target saturation range
2. BIncrease the oxygen to provide a safety margin
3. CLeave it unchanged because 100% is ideal
4. DRemove the saturation probe to save the skin

A pregnant woman tests positive for hepatitis B surface antigen. What should the nurse expect for the newborn?

1. AFormula feeding only, because breastfeeding is contraindicated
2. BA caesarean birth to prevent all transmission
3. CNo treatment until the baby is 6 months old
4. DHepatitis B vaccine within hours of birth, often with immunoglobulin