Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica ostetrica con soluzioni

Which pregnancy risk increases with maternal age over 35?

1. ANeural tube defects caused only by age
2. BPhysiological anaemia
3. CRh isoimmunisation
4. DTrisomies such as trisomy 21

What are milia?

1. ATiny white spots on the nose and chin
2. BPinkish marks on the back of the neck
3. CFlat bluish-grey patches on the lower back
4. DRed blotches with small yellow centres

What does "gravida" mean in an obstetric history?

1. AThe number of babies born at term
2. BThe total number of pregnancies, including the current one
3. CThe number of children now living
4. DThe number of births after 20 weeks

Which breastfeeding mother should be advised not to breastfeed?

1. AA mother with a common cold
2. BA mother with mastitis
3. CA mother who had a caesarean birth
4. DA mother receiving chemotherapy

On abdominal palpation at 39 weeks, only 2/5 of the fetal head can be felt above the pelvic brim. How is this interpreted?

1. AThe head is free above the pelvic brim
2. BThe head is engaged in the pelvis
3. CThe fetus is in a breech presentation
4. DThe head is crowning at the vulva

A woman receiving an oxytocin infusion for many hours has a headache, confusion and very little urine. Which complication is suspected?

1. AMagnesium toxicity
2. BSpinal headache
3. CHypoglycaemia
4. DWater intoxication

A woman on day 2 after a caesarean suddenly has chest pain, breathlessness, a heart rate of 120/min and an oxygen saturation of 90%. What is the priority?

1. AGive her a laxative for abdominal pressure
2. BTell her to rest and recheck in 4 hours
3. CCall for help, sit her up and give oxygen
4. DAsk her to walk to the bathroom

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. ASigns of postpartum psychosis
2. BNormal taking-in behaviour
3. CNormal letting-go behaviour
4. DRejection of the baby