Робочий аркуш «Акушерське медсестринство» з відповідями

Which pregnancy risk increases with maternal age over 35?

1. APhysiological anaemia
2. BRh isoimmunisation
3. CNeural tube defects caused only by age
4. DTrisomies such as trisomy 21

What is the normal adult platelet count?

1. A500 to 900 × 10⁹/L (500,000 to 900,000/mm³)
2. B50 to 100 × 10⁹/L (50,000 to 100,000/mm³)
3. C150 to 400 × 10⁹/L (150,000 to 400,000/mm³)
4. D10 to 50 × 10⁹/L (10,000 to 50,000/mm³)

What is an amniotomy?

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

A woman with epilepsy is planning a pregnancy. Which advice is most appropriate?

1. AAvoid folic acid because it lowers drug levels
2. BStop all antiepileptic drugs before trying to conceive
3. CBreastfeeding will never be possible
4. DReview her medicines with her doctor before conception

A breastfeeding mother asks how she will know her baby is getting enough milk. Which sign is reassuring by day 5 or 6?

1. AAt least 6 wet nappies a day and yellow stools
2. BThe baby sleeps for 8 hours without feeding
3. CHer breasts never feel full
4. DThe baby feeds for exactly 5 minutes each side

After birth of the baby, the placenta has not been delivered after a long time despite active management. What is this called?

1. ARetained placenta
2. BPlacenta praevia
3. CPlacental abruption
4. DUterine inversion

Routine screening at the booking visit shows asymptomatic bacteriuria. Why is treatment important even though the woman has no symptoms?

1. AIt is treated only to prevent bladder stones
2. BTreatment is not needed because it will settle after birth
3. CIt will cause gestational diabetes later in the pregnancy if left untreated
4. DIt can progress to pyelonephritis and trigger preterm labour

Ten days after birth, a woman phones to say her bleeding has suddenly become heavy and bright red with clots, with lower abdominal pain and a temperature of 38,2 °C (100,8 °F). Which response is most appropriate?

1. AAsk her to come in now; retained tissue or infection is possible
2. BTell her it is probably her first period and needs no action
3. CReassure her that lochia rubra often returns and review at 6 weeks
4. DAdvise her to use tampons so the blood loss is easier to measure