final

Question 1

infant reflex, infent turns head to one side and extends arm and leg on that side and reflexes arm on opposite side

Answer 1

tonic neck

Question 2

early signs of cerebral palsy

Answer 2

failure to meet developmental mile stones
persistant primative reflexes (moro or tonic)
gagging/choking with feeding, poor suck reflex
tongue thrust and excessive drooling
poor head control
rigid posture extremities and abnormal posturing
vision, speech, hearing impairments
seizures

Question 3

failure to meet developmental mile stones
persistant primative reflexes (moro or tonic)
gagging/choking with feeding, poor suck reflex
tongue thrust and excessive drooling
poor head control
rigid posture extremities and abnormal posturing
vision, speech, hearing impairments
seizures

are all signs of what?

Answer 3

cerebral palsy

Question 4

Hormone replacement therapty is contraindicated in what kinds of patients

Answer 4

Liver disease
gallbladder disease
blood clotting disorders
pulmonary embolism
untreated HTN
uterine cancer
breast cancer
smokers over 35

Question 5

Liver disease
gallbladder disease
blood clotting disorders
pulmonary embolism
untreated HTN
uterine cancer
breast cancer
smokers over 35

should all avoid what kind of therapy

Answer 5

hormone replacement

Question 6

Warning signs you should tell a woman starting birth control to look out for

Answer 6

Chest pain, shortness of breath, leg pain (thromboembolism), headache, vision changes (stroke), hypertension, not indicated for women 35 and older that smoke

Question 7

best birth control for breast feeding mothers

Answer 7

minipill

Question 8

where should the fundus be at 12-16 weeks?

Answer 8

top of the pubic bone

Question 9

Where shuld the fundus be at 20, 21, or 22 weeks?

Answer 9

Naval

Question 10

Where should the uterus be at 21-36 weeks?

Answer 10

bottom of the uterus

Question 11

Sources of folic acid

Answer 11

beans, lentil, peaas, oranges, asparagus, broccoli, dark leafy greens, spinach

Question 12

s/s of magnesium toxicity

Answer 12

decreased respirations
absent DTR
Decreased urine output, less than 30 mL/hr
Decreased levels of consciousness
cardiac dysrhythmias

Question 13

Interventions for magnesium toxicity

Answer 13

stop the infusion
administer calcium gluconate or calcium chloride
prepare for possible respiratory distress
prepare for possible cardiac arrest

Question 14

Magnesium antidote

Answer 14

calcium gluconate

Question 15

When administering pitocin, if there is a change in FHR what should you do?

Answer 15

stop pitocin

Question 16

Painful vaginal bleeding
• Frequent uterine contractions
• Lack of uterine resting tone
• Late decelerations on electric fetal monitor tracing
• Stomach will be hard with no ease in contraction
• FHR will be below range (100-150)

these are all symptoms of what?

Answer 16

Placenta Abruption

Question 17

Interventions for placenta abruption

Answer 17

Notify MD
• Place patient on left side
• Assess maternal svital signs
• Assess amount of blood loss (perineal pads)
• Place O2
• Place foley
• Prepare for cesarean

Question 18

Painless bleeding
soft uterus non-tender
fundal height greater that expected
breech, oblique fetus
decreased urinary output

are all symptoms of what?

Answer 18

placenta previa

Question 19

Interventions for a patient with placenta previa

Answer 19

Bed rest
Do not insert anything into vagina

Question 20

Fever chills, pain or tenderness of affect breast, reddish or pink area on breast , tenderness to touch, warm at
infection site , generalized aches fatigue or malaise, sore nipples with cracks, auxiliary adenopathy on affected side,
purulent drainage from nipple.

all of this indicates what?

Answer 20

mastitis

Question 21

Interventions for mastitis

Answer 21

• Instruct good hand washing
• Promote comfort
• Apply heat to the site as prescribed
• Maintain lactation in breastfeeding mothers
• Encourage manual expression of milk q3-4 hrs