cp 105

1. Whenever magnesium sulfate is used to prevent convulsions in preeclamptic clients, its antidote should always be available, which is:

• a. Oxytocin

• b. calcium Gluconate

• c. Nifedipine

• d. All of the above

A pregnant woman at 12 weeks gestation has sudden vaginal bleeding and uterine cramps, the HW suspected that the mother is experiencing:

• H. Mole

• Abortion

• Placenta previa

• Abruptio placenta

1. Mrs. Ans at 12 weeks gestation complains to the physician of slight vaginal bleeding and mild cramps, on her examination, the physician determines that her cervix is closed. The client is exhibiting signs of:



• Inevitable abortion

• Incomplete abortion

• threatened abortion

• Missed abortion

1. The assessment finding in placenta previa include:

• painless vaginal bleeding

• Hard board like abdomen

• Painful vaginal bleeding

• All of the above

It is the implantation of fertilized ovum outside the uterus.

• ectopic pregnancy

• H. Mole

• Abortion

• Eclampsia

1. It is the premature separation of the placenta partially or completely after 20 weeks of gestation.

• H. Mole

• Abortion

• Placenta previa

• abruptio placenta

1. Mrs. Nena is receiving magnesium sulfate intravenously; the Health worker determines that the magnesium sulfate therapy is effective if:

• Blood pressure is increased

• Decreased temperature

• Rapid pulse rate

• eclampsia is prevented

1. This is a benign neoplasm of the chorion, wherein the chorion fails to develop into a full-term placenta, instead, it degenerates and become fluid-filled vesicles.

• hydatidiform mole

• Ectopic Pregnancy

• Abdominal cramps

• Postpartum hemorrhage

1. Complications of abruptio placenta do not include:

• Hemorrhagic shock

• Renal failure

• Couvelaire uterus

• postmaturity

1. A pregnancy complication that is characterized by severe nausea and vomiting.

• Pregnancy Induced Hypertension

• hyperemesis gravidarum

• Diabetes Mellitus

• All of the above