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WorksheetsOB Exam 2 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which cardinal movement describes the downward movement of the fetus?
Descent
Engagement
Internal Rotation
External Rotation
Defined as the interval from the beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next.
(a)
The nurse knows that the patient must have an (a) for the strength of contractions to be monitored accurately.
Which cardinal movement describes the rotation of the fetal head from the anteroposterior position to the diagonal or transverse position and occurs right before expulsion.
Intenal rotation
External rotation
Descent
Engagement
Which component of the birthing process can inhibit uterine contratility and placental bloodflow due to anxiety, fear, or fatigue?
Passage
Passenger
Powers
Psyche
A patient with a previous cesarean section is at an increased risk for which complication during labor?
(a)
Premature rupture of membranes puts a newborn at an increased risk of which complication?
(a)
A patient is 32 weeks pregnant and complaining of cramping, pressure in her lower back, and increased discharge. Which complication does the nurse suspect?
Preterm Premature Rupture of Memranes
Chorioamnionities
Preterm labor
Uterine Rupture
Management of which complication would include protecting the client from infection while also prolonging the pregnancy for as long as possible?
Premature Rupture of Membranes
Uterine Rupture
Preterm Labor
Placental Abruption
The nurse expects the plan of care for a client experiencing hypotonic labor dysfunction to include which of the following?
Oxytocin
Tocolytics
IV Antibiotics
Cesarean Section
Which stage of labor is divided into three phases?
Fourth Stage
First Stage
Second Stage
Third Stage
Which term below is described as the amount of thinning of the cervix that has occurred and is documented as a percentage?
Station
Effacement
Dilation
Engagement
This phase of labor can sometimes be identified based on the anxious, irritable behavior of the client.
(a)
Which station measurement means that the fetal head is at the level of the maternal ischial spines?
+1
-3
0
+3
Which of the stages of labor is where the cardinal movements occur?
First Stage
Second Stage
Third Stage
Latent Phase
Which OB procedure below may be used by the provider to augment labor?
Breathing Techniques
Bishop Score
Amniotomy
Amniocentesis
The patient's diet should include adequate amounts of which vitamin, in addition to a supplementation, to avoid neural tube defects in the fetus?
(a)
Which assessment can help the nurse anticipate the provider's orders for a patient scheduled for an induction?
(a)
What should the nurse instruct the pregnant vegetarian client to include in her diet to serve as a substiture for protein and iron?
Potatoes
Strawberries
Lima Beans
Milk
What complication must the nurse monitor for when administering medications used to induce or augment labor?
(a)
Which relaxation technique can be taught quickly to the client in labor to relieve pain and break the fear-tension-pain cycle?
Meditation
Breathing Techniques
Hypnosis
After an epidural, the nurse knows to monitor the patient closely for which complication?
Cord Prolapse
Shoulder Dystocia
Hypotension
Hypotonic labor
Upon rupture of membranes, what is the first thing the nurse should assess?
(a)
Which of the following assessments are made by the nurse when monitoring a patient being treated for preterm labor with magnesium sulfate? (Select all that apply)
Uterine Contractions
Deep tendon reflexes
Respiratory Status
Urine Output
How would the nurse interpret the following vaginal exam: 8/90/-1
8 cm dilated
90% effaced
-1 Station
8% effaced
90 cm dilated
-1 station
8 station
90% effaced
-1 cm dilated
