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WorksheetsMaternal/Infant Mortality and Postpartum Care
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 12mins
Nora is a nurse working in a busy community clinic. She wants to find ways to improve maternal and infant health among her patients. How can nurses like Nora work to improve maternal and infant health?
Jackson is a nurse performing a routine postpartum assessment. He needs to document the normal findings for a patient's breast. Fill in the blank: The normal findings for breast include (a) , no cracking or bleeding, nipples erect with stimulation, and colostrum present (milk).
Olivia is a nurse performing a postpartum assessment using the BUBBLE HEN framework. She wants to ensure the uterus is returning to its nonpregnant state. Fill in the blank: The uterus should return to a nonpregnant state following birth, usually at (a) day mark.
Nora is a nurse performing a routine abdominal assessment on a patient. She needs to document her findings. Fill in the blank: Normal bowels are (a) and nondistended, with normal bowel sounds in all quads, passing flatus, and bowel movements with no difficulty.
During a routine check-up, Ethan is being examined for urinary health. The doctor notes the following: Normal bladder is (a) , nonpalpable, with adequate voiding and urine clear yellow. What is the expected finding for Ethan's bladder?
Isla is a nurse checking on a postpartum patient. She observes the patient's lochia and wants to ensure it is within normal limits. Fill in the blank: Normal lochia is ________ amount with ________ smell.
(a)
Scarlett is a nurse assessing a postpartum patient. Which of the following findings is NOT considered normal for lochia?
Clotting
Foul smelling
Prolonged Rubra
Scant to moderate amount with earthy smell
Emma recently had an episiotomy during childbirth. During her postpartum check, which of the following is considered a normal finding?
Bruising
Mild edema
Excess edema
Discharge
Maya recently had an episiotomy during childbirth. During her postpartum checkup, which of the following findings would NOT be considered normal?
Bruising
Mild edema
Excess edema
Discharge
Anika has just delivered her baby. The doctor is considering RhoGAM administration. Who should receive RhoGAM after delivery?
RH positive mothers
RH negative mothers
All mothers
Only mothers with twins
Maya, an RH negative mother, has just delivered her baby. Within how many hours after delivery should RhoGAM be administered to her?
(a)
Olivia is an RH negative mother who has just delivered her baby. What is the purpose of RhoGAM administration to Olivia after delivery?
(a)
Nora has just delivered her baby, but her uterus is not contracting as expected (uterine atony). What is the priority nursing intervention in this situation?
(a)
Abigail is a patient who has just delivered her baby and is experiencing heavy bleeding due to uterine atony. List two interventions that could be used to manage her postpartum hemorrhage.
