Pielęgniarstwo położnicze: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

In a healthy term newborn, when does physiological jaundice usually reach its peak?

1. AWithin the first 12 hours
2. BAt about 6 to 8 weeks
3. CAround days 3 to 5
4. DAt about 3 weeks

Which component is part of the APGAR score?

1. ABlood glucose
2. BBody temperature
3. CMuscle tone
4. DBirth weight

A second-degree perineal tear involves:

1. AThe anal sphincter muscle complex
2. BOnly the perineal skin and vaginal mucosa
3. CThe skin, vaginal mucosa and perineal muscles
4. DThe rectal mucosa and anal sphincter

Which statement about the lactational amenorrhoea method (LAM) is correct?

1. AIt is reliable even when the baby is formula-fed at night
2. BIt needs full breastfeeding, no periods and a baby under 6 months
3. CIt becomes more reliable after the periods return
4. DIt works for as long as the mother breastfeeds at all

A newborn has a cleft lip and palate. Which feeding approach is most appropriate?

1. AFeeding only with a spoon from birth
2. BFeeding lying flat on the back
3. CSpecial teats and an upright position
4. DWithholding feeds until surgery

A woman with pre-eclampsia is on magnesium sulfate. Which task can be delegated to a healthcare assistant (unlicensed assistive personnel)?

1. AMeasuring and recording urine output
2. BEvaluating her for signs of toxicity
3. CAssessing her deep tendon reflexes
4. DAdjusting the magnesium infusion rate

A pregnant woman tests positive for hepatitis B surface antigen. What should the nurse expect for the newborn?

1. AFormula feeding only, because breastfeeding is contraindicated
2. BA caesarean birth to prevent all transmission
3. CNo treatment until the baby is 6 months old
4. DHepatitis B vaccine within hours of birth, often with immunoglobulin

A woman with postpartum psychosis is being admitted with her baby to a mother and baby unit. Which statement is accurate?

1. AIt only occurs in women who were depressed in pregnancy
2. BIt usually begins several months or years after the birth
3. CIt is an emergency that usually starts within two weeks
4. DIt is the same as the baby blues and resolves without treatment