NRS FInale 3

What is the purpose of amniotic fluid

• Regulate temperature

• Assess fetal well-being based on amount of fluid

• Physical protection

• Provide nutrients to the fetus

• Provide adequate oxygen

The nurse knows client education was successful when the client states what about the placenta

• Provides physical protection to the baby

• Provide nutrients and regulates temperature

• Fetal well being can be assessed here

• Provides exchange of nutrients and waste products between mother and fetus

A client is 24-week gestation in supine position becomes pale, dizzy, and nauseated. What is the nurses priority action

• Check vital signs

• Check fetal heart rate

• Reposition the client

• Call the PHCP

What is a positive Chadwick's sign

• Bluish purple discoloration of the cervix and vagina

• Softening of the cervix

• Softening of the uterus

• Hardening of the cervix

What is it called when a women 29 weeks gestational is unable to keep foods or liquids down

• Morning sickness

• Gastroparesis

• Fatigue

• A pussy

what are presumptive signs of pregnancy

• Nausea

• Vomiting

• Mild temperature

• Positive pregnancy test

What is a way to check the gender

• Ultrasound

• Hematocrit testing

• BUN

• Amniotic fluid testing

In fetal circulation what is the highest concentration of oxygen

• Umbilical arteries

• Placenta

• The fetus

• Umbilical vein

When should the mother expect to feel the baby move

• 10 weeks gestational

• 20 weeks gestational

• 18 weeks gestational

• 15 weeks gestational

What collects nutrition in a mother

• The fetus

• Amniotic fluid

• Placenta

• Umbilical cord