ใบงาน การพยาบาลมารดาและสูติศาสตร์ พร้อมเฉลย

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

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

The darkened line that may appear from the umbilicus to the pubis in pregnancy is called:

1. AChloasma
2. BLinea nigra
3. CSpider naevi
4. DStriae gravidarum

Which hormone is mainly responsible for milk production?

1. AProlactin
2. BOxytocin
3. CProgesterone
4. DOestrogen

A woman with pre-eclampsia is on magnesium sulfate. Why does the nurse monitor her urine output closely?

1. ALow urine output shows that the magnesium is working
2. BMagnesium causes a large diuresis that leads to dehydration
3. CUrine output tells the nurse exactly when to stop the infusion after the birth
4. DMagnesium is cleared by the kidneys, so oliguria raises the risk of toxicity

Why is a baby of a mother with poorly controlled diabetes often large?

1. AThe baby inherits a gene for large size
2. BDiabetes always prolongs the pregnancy
3. CFetal hyperinsulinaemia acts as a growth hormone
4. DThe mother's insulin crosses the placenta

ที่อายุครรภ์ 32 สัปดาห์ ความสูงยอดมดลูกเท่ากับ 37 ซม. ควรนึกถึงคำอธิบายใด?

1. Aน้ำคร่ำน้อยเกินไป
2. Bทารกในครรภ์เจริญเติบโตช้า
3. Cครรภ์แฝดหรือน้ำคร่ำมากเกินไป
4. Dทารกเคลื่อนต่ำลงสู่อุ้งเชิงกรานแล้ว

A woman at 26 weeks has a haemoglobin of 95 g/L (9.5 g/dL) and a low ferritin. She is already taking oral iron but has severe side effects. What might be considered?

1. AIntravenous iron
2. BStopping iron and waiting until after birth
3. CA routine blood transfusion
4. DDoubling her caffeine intake

A woman in labour has a breech presentation and her membranes rupture. What should the nurse check first?

1. AThe baby's sex on ultrasound
2. BThe fetal heart rate and for cord prolapse
3. CThe colour of her urine
4. DHer blood glucose level