1.Easy
In the BUBBLE-HE postpartum assessment, what does the first "B" stand for?
- ABowel sounds
- BBlood pressure
- CBonding
- DBreasts
2.Easy
What happens in the third stage of labour?
- AThe baby is born
- BThe mother recovers during the first 2 hours after birth
- CThe cervix dilates from 4 to 10 cm
- DThe placenta and membranes are delivered
3.Easy
Which sign is typical of placenta praevia?
- APainless, bright red vaginal bleeding
- BBleeding that is always dark and clotted
- CSevere abdominal pain with a hard uterus
- DHigh fever with foul-smelling discharge
4.Medium
Which breastfeeding mother should be advised not to breastfeed?
- AA mother who had a caesarean birth
- BA mother with a common cold
- CA mother receiving chemotherapy
- DA mother with mastitis
5.Medium
A woman in late pregnancy has numbness and tingling in her thumb and first fingers, worse at night. What is the most likely cause?
- ALow blood calcium
- BA stroke caused by pre-eclampsia
- CCarpal tunnel syndrome
- DVitamin K deficiency
6.Medium
Which finding is a contraindication to a fetal scalp electrode?
- ACervical dilation of 4 cm
- BA cephalic presentation
- CMaternal HIV infection
- DMembranes that have ruptured
7.Hard
A woman at 11 weeks has heavy bleeding, cramping and an open cervical os, and she has passed some tissue. Which type of miscarriage is this?
- AComplete miscarriage
- BMissed miscarriage
- CThreatened miscarriage
- DIncomplete miscarriage
8.Hard
A woman with gestational diabetes on insulin asks about her baby after birth. Which statement by the nurse is accurate?
- AThe baby will need insulin for the first days
- BThe baby must not be breastfed in the first week
- CThe baby will be born with diabetes
- DThe baby's glucose will be checked for hypoglycaemia
Answer key
- 1. D · Breasts
- 2. D · The placenta and membranes are delivered
- 3. A · Painless, bright red vaginal bleeding
- 4. C · A mother receiving chemotherapy
- 5. C · Carpal tunnel syndrome
- 6. C · Maternal HIV infection
- 7. D · Incomplete miscarriage
- 8. D · The baby's glucose will be checked for hypoglycaemia
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