Lembaran kerja Kejururawatan materniti & obstetrik dengan jawapan

Gestational hypertension is defined as new hypertension after 20 weeks:

1. AWith proteinuria and a seizure
2. BWithout proteinuria or organ damage
3. CThat occurs only during labour
4. DThat was already present before pregnancy

By what age have nearly all healthy term babies passed their first meconium?

1. AOnly after the first formula feed
2. BAfter the umbilical cord falls off
3. CWithin 5 to 7 days
4. DBy 48 hours

Which phase of the first stage of labour is often marked by irritability, nausea, shaking and a feeling of losing control?

1. AThird stage
2. BTransition
3. CLatent phase
4. DEarly active phase

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

A woman 1 day after birth has a blood pressure of 150/96 mmHg and a headache. She had normal blood pressures in pregnancy. What should the nurse do?

1. AReport it and assess for postpartum pre-eclampsia
2. BGive paracetamol (acetaminophen) and ignore the blood pressure
3. CEncourage her to walk to lower her blood pressure
4. DReassure her that this is normal after birth

Which position of the fetal head presents the smallest diameter to the pelvis?

1. AFull flexion, with the chin on the chest
2. BA neutral position with no flexion
3. CPartial extension, with the brow presenting
4. DFull extension, with the face presenting

A woman has been breastfeeding for 3 weeks. Her baby has gained little weight, feeds briefly and falls asleep at the breast. What is the most appropriate first action?

1. ATell her to feed only every 6 hours to build hunger
2. BAdvise her to stop breastfeeding and use formula only
3. CObserve a full feed to assess latch and milk transfer
4. DReassure her that slow weight gain is normal

A newborn is pale, has a heart rate of 170/min and weak pulses after a difficult vacuum birth. The scalp is boggy and swelling across the sutures is increasing. What should the nurse suspect?

1. ANormal moulding
2. BSimple cephalhaematoma
3. CSubgaleal haemorrhage
4. DCaput succedaneum