Pielęgniarstwo położnicze: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

Which stool pattern is typical of a breastfed baby after the first week?

1. AYellow, soft and seedy stools
2. BBlack, tarry and sticky stools
3. CHard, pale and formed stools
4. DGreen, watery stools with mucus

What is polyhydramnios?

1. AGreen-stained amniotic fluid
2. BLeakage of amniotic fluid
3. CToo little amniotic fluid
4. DAn excess of amniotic fluid

Which scale is commonly used to screen for postnatal depression?

1. AEdinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale
2. BGlasgow Coma Scale
3. CApgar score
4. DBishop score

Which set of findings is consistent with hypovolaemia after a postpartum haemorrhage?

1. ASlow breathing and a rising blood pressure
2. BSlow heart rate, high blood pressure and warm, dry skin
3. CRising pulse, falling blood pressure, low urine output
4. DIncreased urine output and flushed skin

Why is an indwelling catheter placed before a caesarean birth?

1. ATo measure the baby's fluid balance
2. BTo prevent postpartum haemorrhage
3. CTo collect a urine sample for culture
4. DTo keep the bladder empty during surgery

After a circumcision, which finding should be reported?

1. AA yellowish film over the glans on day 2
2. BMild swelling of the glans
3. CFussiness at the first nappy change
4. DActive bleeding that soaks a nappy

A woman with a history of postnatal depression is pregnant again. What is the most appropriate plan?

1. ATell her that breastfeeding will prevent it
2. BAdvise her that it will not happen again
3. CWait to see whether depression returns after birth
4. DPlan early support and monitoring before and after birth

A newborn is jaundiced at 12 hours of age. The mother is blood group O, Rh-positive and the baby is group A, Rh-positive with a positive direct Coombs test. What is the most likely cause?

1. AABO incompatibility
2. BRh isoimmunisation
3. CBreast milk jaundice
4. DPhysiological jaundice