Werkblad Verloskundige verpleegkunde met antwoorden

In welke houding moet een gezonde pasgeborene te slapen worden gelegd?

1. AOp de buik
2. BHalf rechtop in een autostoeltje
3. COp de zij, ondersteund met kussens
4. DOp de rug

What is an amniotomy?

1. AManual removal of the placenta
2. BRemoval of amniotic fluid with a needle for testing
3. CA cut in the perineum to enlarge the outlet
4. DArtificial rupture of the membranes

An intrauterine pressure catheter (IUPC) measures:

1. AMaternal blood pressure
2. BThe volume of amniotic fluid
3. CThe fetal heart rate from the scalp
4. DThe strength of uterine contractions

When the Moro reflex is tested, the baby moves only one arm. What could this suggest?

1. AHearing loss in the ear on that side
2. BA clavicle fracture or nerve injury
3. CA normal finding in all term babies
4. DLow blood glucose only

Welke bevindingen zijn typisch voor placentaloslating (abruptio placentae)?

1. ABuikpijn, een harde of rigide baarmoeder en donkerrood bloedverlies
2. BLekken van helder vocht zonder weeën
3. CJeuk aan handpalmen en voetzolen
4. DPijnloos helderrood bloedverlies met een zachte, ontspannen, niet-pijnlijke baarmoeder

On day 1 after birth, a woman's white cell count is mildly raised and she has no symptoms. How should this be interpreted?

1. AIt means she has leukaemia
2. BIt can be normal soon after birth
3. CIt shows she is dehydrated
4. DIt proves she has an infection

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. ASimple cephalhaematoma
2. BNormal moulding
3. CSubgaleal haemorrhage
4. DCaput succedaneum

A small for gestational age baby is born at term. Which complications should the nurse anticipate?

1. AHyperglycaemia, fever and anaemia
2. BRespiratory distress from surfactant deficiency only
3. CMacrosomia and shoulder dystocia
4. DHypoglycaemia, hypothermia and polycythaemia