정답이 있는 모성간호학 학습지

Which fetal structure carries oxygen-rich blood from the placenta to the fetus?

1. AThe umbilical vein
2. BThe umbilical arteries
3. CThe pulmonary artery
4. DThe ductus arteriosus

What is a uterine inversion?

1. AThe uterus tears along an old caesarean scar
2. BThe uterus tilts backwards towards the spine
3. CThe placenta implants low in the uterus
4. DThe uterus turns inside out after birth

How should the umbilical cord stump be cared for at home?

1. AApply baby oil to soften it
2. BPull it off once it starts to dry
3. CCover it tightly with a plaster
4. DKeep it clean, dry and outside the nappy

A woman on day 3 after a caesarean has calf pain, swelling and warmth in one leg. What should the nurse do?

1. AApply a heating pad and reassess tomorrow
2. BEncourage her to do vigorous leg exercises
3. CMassage the calf to relieve the cramp
4. DReport it promptly and avoid massaging the leg

조절이 잘 되지 않는 임신성 당뇨병과 관련된 신생아 합병증은 무엇인가요?

1. A거대아(큰 아기)와 분만 손상
2. B선천성 풍진
3. C신생아 Rh 질환
4. D대부분 성장 제한이 있는 매우 작은 아기

What should parents be taught about the water for a newborn's bath?

1. AAdd adult bubble bath to soften the baby's skin
2. BLeave the baby briefly if the water is only shallow
3. CUse very hot water so that germs on the skin are killed
4. DCheck that it is warm, not hot, before the baby goes in

A preterm baby born at 28 weeks is at risk of intraventricular haemorrhage. Which nursing measure reduces this risk?

1. AFrequent handling and stimulation to keep the baby alert
2. BRapid fluid boluses to support blood pressure
3. CMinimal handling with the head in midline
4. DKeeping the head of the cot lower than the feet

A nurse is teaching a mother how to prevent shaken baby syndrome. Which statement shows a need for further teaching?

1. A"If I get too frustrated, I will put him in his cot and step away for a few minutes."
2. B"I can call someone to help when I feel overwhelmed."
3. C"If I feel very angry, it is fine to shake him a little to stop the crying."
4. D"Crying often increases in the first weeks, and that can be normal."