RNC-OB Inpatient Obstetric QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION 2022
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RNC-OB Inpatient Obstetric
Signs of Placental Separation during third stage of labor? Ans: Third stage of labor is delivery of placenta, after the placenta separates from the uterine wall the uterus changes from discoid to globular.
If patient SROMs and heart rates drop below normal limits (...
signs of placental separation during third stage of labor
if patient sroms and heart rates drop below normal limits ex 60 bpm what is rns i
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RNC-OB Inpatient Obstetric
Signs of Placental Separation during third stage of labor? Ans: Third stage of labor is delivery of
placenta, after the placenta separates from the uterine wall the uterus changes from discoid to globular.
If patient SROMs and heart rates drop below normal limits (ex. 60 bpm) What is RN's initial action? Ans:
Perform vaginal exam, to check for cord prolapse.
The primary goal of intervention in working with women who are in an abusive relationship is to: Ans:
Empower her and improve her self-esteem to regain control of her own life. (Enable her to make
necessary changes to protect her and her children, do not victimized)
Cardinal movement of restitution during second stage of labor. Ans: Second stage of labor is pushing
stage. Rotation of the fetal head 45 degrees after head delivery
Risks for toxoplasmosis Ans: 1. Eating under-cooked meats and/or not washing hands after handling
raw meat.
2. Handling cat litter.
3. Not washing hands/wearing gloves when handling raw fruits and vegetables or gardening.
4. Eating unpasteurized cheese or milk.
Complication that occurs with cordocentesis (percutaneous umbilical blood sampling) 3% of the time
is... Ans: Miscarriage
Time allotted to very that epidural anesthetic is causing a motor/sensory block... Ans: 20 minutes
Primary Cesarean Section Ans: First time having a C/S.
Second Period of Reactivity Ans: Characterized by infant alertness, stabilized heart and respiratory
rates, and the passage of meconium.
Which condition may be missed if an infant has newborn screen test performed before it has tolerated
protein feedings for at least 24-48 hrs? Ans: Phenylketonuria- in order for this to be detected in
newborn screen, certain amino acids found in breastmilk or formula must accumulate so then the
deficiency of the enzyme that should metabolized these proteins can be detected.
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