1 A woman with a history of depression is on antidepressant medication and is at the clinical for a preconception visit. Which measures should the

Question Answered step-by-step 1A woman with a history of depression is on antidepressant medication and is at the clinical for a preconception visit. Which measures should the nurse advocate to the woman to take to prevent adverse effects on the fetus? Discuss her medication regimen with the health care provider to determine if her medication needs to be changedDiscontinue taking the antidepressant medication until after the baby is deliveredContinue to take antidepressants to control her depression during pregnancyTake calcium supplements along with the antidepressant medications2A pregnant woman’s blood type has been determined to be Rh negative. Which of the following procedures will require a Rhogam injection after the procedure has been completed? (Select all that apply ) Biophysical Profile (BPP)Chorionic villus sampling (CVS)AmniocentesisNon-stress Test3 A postpartum patient who delivered precipitously half an hour ago suddenly reports vaginal pain that is increasing in severity. What is the nurse’s best action? Notify the health care provider and request a stronger pain medicationEncourage the patient to turn on her side and apply a new ice packReassure her that this is normal and offer pain medicationAssess perineum for signs of hematoma4At which time is it most important to monitor for umbilical cord prolapse? At the onset of laborAfter rupture of membraneDuring transitional laborWhen the fetus is crowning5A patient voices concern about a blood-tinged vaginal discharge noted in her baby girl’s diaper. What response from the nurse would be accurate? It can indicate a chlamydial infection passed on from the motherIt is a normal findingIt is an expected finding in newborns of women who have been treated for group B strepIt is only present in the preterm infant6A woman is 36 hours postpartum. Which of the following laboratory results is the most concerning? Rubella non-immuneHepatitis B negativeWhite blood cell count 15,000/mm3Hemoglobin 9g/dL7A nurse is admitting a woman at 41 weeks gestation in labor who is experiencing oligohydramnios. The nurse should understand that this diagnosis means which of the following? The amniotic fluid volume is low for the gestational ageThe mother will need antibiotics in laborThe amniotic fluid is excessive for the gestational ageThe patient will need to deliver by cesarean section 8 which is True about postpartum hemorrhage? Visual estimate of blood loss is recommendedIt is defined as greater than 1000cc blood loss for any deliveryIt can occur at any time in the postpartum periodIt is easily recognized because bleeding is always external9 A new mother has some question about the phenylketonuria screening test. Which of the following statements is true about the phenylketonuria test? The test must be obtained before 24 hours of lifeA newborn that is blood type Rh negative does not need to have a PKU test performedThe newborn must be NPO until the PKU test is performedThe PKU test screens for genetic and inborn errors of metabolism10Which statement describes the role of surfactant in the respiratory transition of the newborn? It promotes ciliary action in the upper airwayIt promotes the cleaning of mucus from the airwayIt helps maintain rhythmic breathingIt prevents the alveoli from sticking together when the baby exhales.11 During a routine prenatal visit the nurse assesses the woman’s fundal height to be 2 centimeter above the umbilicus. Assuming a normal pregnancy with a single fetus, how many weeks gestation is this woman approximately? 18 weeks26 weeks14 weeks22 weeks12.A nurse finds a patient is bleeding excessively 3 hours after a vaginal birth. Upon assessment the nurse notes that the fundus is firm, at the umbilicus and midline. She notes excessive amounts of bright red blood without clots. What course of action should the nurse take? Notify the physician to assess source of bleedingReassure the patient that this is normal for this stage in the postpartum periodMassage the fundusAssist the patient to the bathroom to empty her bladder13 . A couple is preparing to be discharged home with their newborn baby. While preparing their plan of care the nurse can be accommodating to cultural differences by asking which of the following statement? ” Do you understand why the treatment plan must be followed carefully?”” Do you any treatment preferences you would like me to include in the plan of care?”” Do you agree to do exactly as the primary care provider is asking”” If you have any difficulties, do you understand whom to call”14 An 12-year-old girl asks the nurse when she can expect her first period. The girl tell me the nurse that she first noticed breast buds at age 10. Considering what the nurse knows about the timing of female development. What is the BEST response? ” It’s hard to predict when you will get your first period what concerned you about it “” You can expect your first period any time now”” Your first period can be expected when you are about 14 years old” ” Based on your development, you will most likely get your first period around age 13″  Health Science Science Nursing 123 123 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)