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A pregnancy that continues to 42 weeks or more is called:

1. ALate preterm
2. BPost-term
3. CFull term
4. DEarly term

Using US (ACOG) definitions, preterm labour is labour that begins:

1. AAt any time before the due date at 40 weeks
2. BBefore 20 weeks of pregnancy
3. CBetween 20 and 37 weeks
4. DAfter 42 weeks of pregnancy

Kodėl Rh neigiamai nėščiajai skiriamas anti-D imunoglobulinas?

1. AKad būtų gydoma motinos anemija
2. BKad kūdikis taptų Rh neigiamas
3. CKad kūdikis būtų apsaugotas nuo infekcijų, pavyzdžiui, raudonukės ir B grupės streptokoko
4. DKad jos imuninė sistema nesusidarytų antikūnių prieš Rh teigiamą vaisiaus kraują

A woman at 24 weeks reports burning on urination and urinary frequency. What is the priority action?

1. ACollect a urine sample for culture and inform the provider
2. BAdvise cranberry juice and no further action
3. CReassure her that urinary frequency is normal in pregnancy
4. DAdvise her to drink less to reduce frequency

After a circumcision, which finding should be reported?

1. AActive bleeding that soaks a nappy
2. BFussiness at the first nappy change
3. CMild swelling of the glans
4. DA yellowish film over the glans on day 2

Which test estimates how much fetal blood has entered the mother's circulation, to guide the dose of anti-D?

1. ANitrazine test
2. BGlucose tolerance test
3. CDirect Coombs test on the baby
4. DKleihauer–Betke test

A newborn is cold-stressed. Which complications should the nurse anticipate?

1. AHyperglycaemia, polycythaemia and hypertension
2. BHypercalcaemia and seizures only
3. CHypoglycaemia, hypoxia and metabolic acidosis
4. DFever, diarrhoea and dehydration

A labouring woman feels intense rectal pressure and says "the baby is coming". She was 7 cm 20 minutes ago. What should the nurse do first?

1. ACheck whether the head is visible and stay with her
2. BLeave her to get the birth equipment from the store
3. CGive her an opioid for the pain
4. DTell her it is too early and to stop pushing