Pielęgniarstwo położnicze: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

Which of these is one of the "5 Ps" of labour?

1. APressure
2. BPlacenta praevia
3. CPassageway
4. DPulse

How often does a newborn usually breastfeed in the first weeks?

1. AOnce every 6 hours
2. BAbout 3 to 4 times in 24 hours
3. CAbout 8 to 12 times in 24 hours
4. DOnly when the mother's breasts feel full

On which part of the foot is a newborn heel-prick blood sample taken?

1. AThe outer or inner side of the heel
2. BThe ball of the foot
3. CThe tip of the big toe
4. DThe centre of the back of the heel

In which order do the final cardinal movements of labour occur after extension?

1. AInternal rotation, descent, expulsion
2. BExpulsion, restitution, external rotation
3. CExternal rotation, flexion, expulsion
4. DRestitution, external rotation, expulsion

On day 2, a newborn has red blotches with small yellow-white centres on the trunk. The baby is well. What is most likely?

1. APort-wine stain
2. BNeonatal sepsis
3. CHerpes simplex infection
4. DErythema toxicum

Why do newborns become cold so easily?

1. AThey have a large surface area and little fat
2. BThey sweat more than adults
3. CThey cannot produce heat at all
4. DTheir blood is thicker than adult blood

A healthy newborn is jittery. Which finding helps tell jitteriness from a seizure?

1. ASeizures are always triggered by loud sounds
2. BJitteriness stops when the limb is gently held
3. CJitteriness comes with eye deviation and apnoea
4. DSeizures stop when the limb is held

After the placenta is delivered, the nurse examines it. Why?

1. ATo estimate the baby's gestational age from its weight
2. BTo check the mother's blood type and Rh factor
3. CTo check that it is complete and nothing is retained
4. DTo decide whether the baby needs vitamin K