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NURS 22 FINAL EXAM|| ACTUAL EXAM ALL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+|| LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE
2024-2025 WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS ALREADY
GRADED A+|| ASSURED PASS!!!
Yes or No? A patient with a placental abruption will always have vaginal bleeding.
- ANSWER: No


Concealed or complete are two types of placental . HTN, smoking, cocaine use
and trauma/mechanical event are typical causes. - ANSWER: abruption


Placenta percreta is often discovered at birth because the placenta does not come
out. The nurse understands that in these situations the pregnant person will likely
undergo an abdominal to avoid putting the pregnant person at risk. - ANSWER:
hysterectomy
Prior c- section or placenta previa, prior D&C (dilation and curettage), and
myomectomy (removal of fibroids) increase the risk of poor placental . -
ANSWER: attachment


Uterine contractions occurring from the 20th week of gestation through the 37th
WITH cervical changes is known as labor. S/Sx: icky, yucky, leaking, nausea,
diarrhea, pelvic pressure, painful or painless contractions (6/hr). - ANSWER:
preterm
A prior (two words) is the biggest risk factor for a preterm birth. - ANSWER:
preterm birth


The nurse knows that the nausea, vomiting and DIARRHEA that presents with
preterm labor is likely due to the rise in . - ANSWER: prostaglandins

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Nifedipine and Indomethacin are tocolytics that help to slow labor and reduce
muscle irritation and thereby help to inhibit uterine contractions. Commonly
used with preterm labor. - ANSWER: smooth


Postponement of preterm labor is essential, even for 48 - ANSWER: 72 hours.
The nurse might have time to administer a steroid like Betamethasone (23-37
weeks) for improved lung function and Magnesium Sulfate (>34 weeks) for . -
ANSWER: neuroprotection
Postponement of preterm labor is essential, even for 48 - 72 hours. The nurse
might have time to administer a steroid like Betamethasone (23- 37 weeks) for
improved function and Magnesium Sulfate (=<34 weeks) for neuroprotection
against cerebral palsy. - ANSWER: lung
When the cervix dilates prematurely, and cannot feasibly hold the fetus until term,
cervical
may be performed to maintain the pregnancy and close the cervix
mechanically. - ANSWER: cerclage


A transvaginal ultrasound is often conducted at 20 weeks to measure the of the
cervix. - ANSWER:
length


ROM that occurs anytime prior to the onset of labor in a term birth is (acronym
only). - ANSWER:
PROM (premature rupture of membranes)
ROM that occurs anytime prior to the onset of labor in a preterm birth is
(acronym only). INFECTION is the most common cause due to bacteria
eating holes in the membranes. - ANSWER: PPROM (preterm premature rupture
of membranes)

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The nurse knows that when using a Nitrozene strip to determine if PPROM has
occurred, the nurse will immediately see the strip color change to (two words).
- ANSWER: dark blue (pH 7.5)


Vaginal fluid and urine tend to be [ acidic / basic ]. - ANSWER: acidic (vaginal
pH 4.5, urine pH 6.0)


The nurse knows that examination of dried amniotic fluid collected from a
STERILE speculum examination will reveal a pattern of crystallization that looks
like a . - ANSWER: fern
[ Hypertonic / hypotonic ] dysfunction. See the top line. - ANSWER: Hypotonic


[ Hypertonic / hypotonic ] dysfunction - ANSWER: hypertonic


Multiple gestation and polyhydramnios, sometimes accompanied by cervical
insufficiency, are common causes of uterine , which can lead to preterm labor. -
ANSWER: distension


Stress, inflammation, placental abruption and uterine distension are the four major
causes of
(two words). - ANSWER: preterm labor
Postpartum hemorrhage care phases include:
1. Preparation: evaluate labs Hct, Hgb, and Platelets and assess for RISKS
2. Standard Preventative: given to ALL women @ deliv.
3. On Alert: bleeding > (#) mL - 350
4. Activation of PPH Protocol: bleeding > 500mL vaginal delivery and
bleeding > 1000ml C- ANSWER: section
5: Rescue: bleeding > 1500 mL AND activation of massive hemorrhage protocol

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Postpartum hemorrhage care phases include:
1. Preparation: evaluate labs Hct, Hgb, and Platelets and assess for RISKS
2. Standard Preventative: given to ALL women @ deliv.
3. On Alert: bleeding > 350mL
4. Activation of PPH Protocol: bleeding > (#)mL vaginal delivery and
bleeding > 1000ml C- section - ANSWER: 500
5: Rescue: bleeding > 1500 mL AND activation of massive hemorrhage protocol
Postpartum hemorrhage care phases include:
1. Preparation: evaluate labs Hct, Hgb, and Platelets and assess for RISKS
2. Standard Preventative: given to ALL women @ deliv.
3. On Alert: bleeding > 350mL
4. Activation of PPH Protocol: bleeding > 500mL vaginal delivery and
bleeding > 1000ml C- ANSWER: section
5: Rescue: bleeding > (#) mL AND activation of massive hemorrhage protocol
- ANSWER: 1500


Yes or No? Postpartum hemorrhage can happen in absence of risk factors. -
ANSWER: Yes


The nurse's patient will need a blood transfusion due to postpartum hemorrhage.
The nurse will order the blood for the transfusion. The MD will write the
transfusion order. The nurse knows that patients like this one who may receive
blood products will need a BLOOD TEST using the PINK tube called a (three
words). - ANSWER: type and screen


The nurse knows to NEVER give Pitocin as an (two words). - ANSWER: IV
push

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