OB

Question 1

A condition in which the mothers’ pelvis is too small for the
baby to pass through.

Answer 1

CPD (contracted pelvis)

Question 2

Hormone of pregnancy

Answer 2

Progesterone

Question 3

Hormone for breast growth and other female characteristics

Answer 3

Estrogen

Question 4

Follicular phase (number of days) in a menstrual cycle

Answer 4

1-14 days

Question 5

Level of fundus at 12 weeks

Answer 5

Symphysis pubis

Question 6

Level of fundus at 20 weeks

Answer 6

Umbilicus

Question 7

Number of weeks to accurately determine age of gestation

Answer 7

22 weeks

Question 8

Amount of normal amniotic fluid

Answer 8

500 ml-1, 000ml

Question 9

Oligohydramios

Answer 9

Amniotic fluid less than 0.5 L between 32-36 weeks
Related to fetal problems such as obstruction in the
urinary tract, IUGR, any condition that prevents the
formation of urine or the entry of urine in to amniotic
sac results in oligohydramios.

Question 10

Polyhydramios

Answer 10

Amniotic fluid greater 2,000 ml between 32-36
weeks. It is associated with maternal diabetes (Type
or Type II, multiple gestation, CNS anomalies and
iso-immunization.

Question 11

Purpose of amniotic fluid

Answer 11

1. Protects the fetus from a direct blow.
2. Provides an environment so that fetus could
   move and promoting grown and development.
3. Maintaining constant body temperature and
   prevents heat loss.

Question 12

Normal fetal heart rate (FHT)

Answer 12

120-160 beats per minute

Question 13

Fetal heart tones heard thru fetoscope

Answer 13

By 20 weeks of gestation

Question 14

Fetal heart tone that is bradycardic is

Answer 14

Less than110 beats per minute

Question 15

Fetal heart tones that is tachycardic is

Answer 15

Greater than 160 beats per minute

Question 16

Polyhydramios

Answer 16

Amniotic fluid exceeds 2,000 ml between 32-36
weeks. It is associated with maternal diabetes (Type
or Type II, multiple gestation, CNS anomalies and
iso-immunization

Question 17

Normal characteristics of Amniotic fluid

Answer 17

Clear to stra0colored and no foul odor

PH ranges from neutral to slightly alkaline

Question 18

Fetal stool is called

Answer 18

Meconium

Question 19

Uterine infections are caused by.

Answer 19

HIV, Hepatitis A and B, Syphilis

not due to bacterial infection

Question 20

Are decreases in the FHR baseline, can be abrupt or gradual.

Answer 20

Decelerations

Question 21

Drug used to manage eclamptic seizure

Answer 21

Magnesium Sulfate

Question 22

Frequency of Magnesium level monitoring

Answer 22

Every 4-6 hours

Question 23

Used as anticonvulsant by reducing muscle excitability, and hyperreflexia

Answer 23

Magnesium Sulfate

Question 24

Nurse alert prior to administering magnesium Sulfate

Answer 24

Patellar reflex, urine output, and respiratory rate

Question 25

Antidote of Magnesium overdose

Answer 25

Calcium Gluconate 1 gram over 3 minutes IVP, may be repeated every 4 hours as needed up to 8 injections in 24 hours.

Question 26

Drug of choice of hypertension near term or during labor

Answer 26

Hydralazine(Apresoline)

Question 27

Ferning pattern

Answer 27

Positive test result for ruptured membranes

Question 28

Nitrazine test result would reveal (color and pH)?

Answer 28

Blue-green color, a pH Of 6.5 (not definitive)

Question 29

Nitrazine paper will change to yellow color

Answer 29

Negative for amniotic fluid

Question 30

Maybe indicative of infected amniotic fluid

Answer 30

Foul-smelling

Question 31

If RhoGam is not given to a mother with Rh-, it may cause

Answer 31

Erythroblastosis Fetalis

Question 32

RhoGam is administered within 72 hours after delivery

Answer 32

To protect the next pregnancy or miscarriage.

Question 33

Purpose of RhoGam

Answer 33

To prevent maternal production of blood antibodies.

Question 34

Pitocin drip should be stopped when contractions lasting for?

Answer 34

Over 90 seconds or a resting phase of less than 30 seconds or 60 seconds is acceptable between contractions.

Question 35

SIADH effective treatment

Answer 35

Decrease specific gravity of urine

Question 36

PH of urine of 6.5

Answer 36

Probably membranes are ruptured

Question 37

Severity of hyperemesis gravidarum what to assess

Answer 37

Check for glucose level

Question 38

Insulin requirement of patient with infection

Answer 38

Increased insulin need

Question 39

Magnesium Sulfate should never be administered in the | absence of?

Answer 39

Patellar reflex

Question 40

Reverses the effect of opiods

Answer 40

Narcan (Naloxone), administer slowly to prevent | seizures and severe pain

Question 41

Effect of epidural anesthesia to mother.

Answer 41

Maternal hypotension and urinary retention.

Question 42

Intake should be monitored and limit to prevent

Answer 42

Pulmonary edema

Question 43

Major cause of uterine atony

Answer 43

Due to a full bladder

Question 44

Nursing responsibility bore administering Methylergonovine

Answer 44

TO check blood pressure before giving to client.

Question 45

Use of Methylergonovine

Answer 45

Use to prevent or control post partum hemorrhage.

Question 46

Hemolysis, Elevated Liver enzymes, Low Platelet count | HELLP

Answer 46

Platelet count is less than 100,000/mm3 | Hypoglycemia may be present in client with HELLP.

Question 47

An outcome of Rh incompatibility

Answer 47

Erythroblastosis fetalis

Question 48

Hydroxyzine (Vistaril) is limitedly administered via

Answer 48

2-3 days | Intramuscular injection using -track technique

Question 49

First fetal movement felt by number of weeks of gestation by | multiparas

Answer 49

Quickening by 16-18 weeks of gestation

Question 50

First fetal movement felt by number of weeks of gestation by | primigravidas

Answer 50

Quickening by 18-20 weeks of gestation

Question 51

Reduces neural defects such as spina bifida.

Answer 51

Folic acid

Question 52

Foods to avoid by mother while breastfeeding.

Answer 52

Gas forming such as cabbage, broccoli, and onions

Question 53

Assessment technique to look for the fetal lie, position, and presentation

Answer 53

Leopoid's maneuver

Question 54

Iron is best taken

Answer 54

After meals daily, treatment usually for 2nd-3rd trimestral of pregnancy. SE: Constipation or diarrhea to others, abdominal discomforts.

Question 55

Being experienced by mother and it is due to a rapid hormonal shift about 2-7 days after delivery.

Answer 55

Post partum blues

Question 56

Iron can be administered orally, intramuscularly, and I.V. | iron supplements are:

Answer 56

Monitor hypotension for IV administration. | Feosol, Slow Fe, Feratab, Slow FE, Fer-In-Sol

Question 57

Oral contraceptives predisposes to? | Prone

Answer 57

Candidiasis