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CASE-BASED3APPROACH31ST3EDITION3O'MEARA
Maternity3Newborn3and3Women's3Health3Nursing3A3Case-
3Based3Approach31st3EditionO'MearaTest3Bank
ISBN-10:14963682153ISBN-
313:9781496368218
Table3of3Contents
Chapter313ImmediatezPostpartum3Hemorrhage3
Chapter323Later3Postpartum3Hemorrhage
Chapter333Gestational3Diabetes,3Deep3Vein3Thrombosis,3and3Postpartum3Pulmonary3Embolism3C
hapter343Preeclampsia
Chapter353Cord3Prolapse3and3Nonreassuring3Fetal3Status3Chapte
r363Placental3Abruption3and3Fetal3Loss
Chapter373Chorioamnionitis3and3Neonatal3Sepsis
Chapter383Preterm3Premature3Rupture3of3Membranes3and3Neonatal3Respiratory3Distress3Syndrom
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Chapter393Gestational3Diabetes,3Macrosomia,3and3Neonatal3Cephalhematoma
Chapter310zAdvanced3Maternal3Age,3HELLP3Syndrome,3andzNeonatal3Necrotizing3Enterocolitis3
Chapter3113Migraine3With3Aura,3Shoulder3Dystocia,3and3Brachial3Plexus3Palsy
Chapter3123Intimate3Partner3Violence,3Formula3Feeding,3and3Postpartum3Depression
Chapter3133Gestational3Trophoblastic3Disease3(MolarzPregnancy)3andzAdvanced3Maternal3Age3C
hapter3143Before3Conception
Chapter3153Pregnancy
Chapter3163Labor3and3Delivery3Chapte
r3173After3Delivery
,Chapter3183The3Newborn
Chapter3193Conditions3Existing3Before3Conception3Chapte3
r3203Conditions3Occurring3During3Pregnancy
Chapter3213Complications3Occurring3Before3Laborzand3Delivery3Chapt3
er3223Complications3Occurring3During3Labor3and3Delivery3Chapter3233
Conditions3Occurring3After3Delivery
Chapter324zConditions3in3the3Newborn3Related3to3Gestational3Age,3Size,3Injury,3and3Pain3
Chapter3253Acquired3Conditions3and3Congenital3Abnormalities3in3the3Newborn
Chapter3263Wellness3and3Health3Promotion3Chapter3
273Common3Gynecologic3ConditionsChapter3283Inf3
ections
Chapter3293Family3PlanningzChapterz303
Vulnerable3Populations
, Maternity3Newborn3and3Women’s3Health3Nursing3A3Case-
Based3Approach31st3EditionO’Meara3Test3Bank
Chapter313Immediate3Postpartum3Hemorrhage
MULTIPLE3CHOICE
1. A3pregnant3woman3is3being3discharged3from3the3hospital3after3the3placement3of3a3cervical3
cerclage3because3of3a3history3of3recurrent3pregnancy3loss,3secondary3to3an3incompetent3cervix.3Whi3
ch3informationzregarding3postprocedural3care3should3the3nurse3emphasize3in3the3discharge3teaching
?
a. Any3vaginal3discharge3should3be3immediately3reportedzto3herzhealth3care3provider.
b. The3presence3of3any3contractions,3rupture3of3membranes3(ROM),3or3severe3perineal3pressure3sho
c. The3client3will3need3to3make3arrangements3for3care3atzhome,3because3herzactivity3level3will3be3re
d. The3client3will3be3scheduled3for3a3cesarean3birth.3
ANS:3B
Nursing3care3should3stress3the3importance3of3monitoring3for3the3signs3and3symptoms3of3preterm
labor.3Vaginal3bleeding3needs3to3be3reported3to3her3primary3health3care3provider.3Bed3rest3is3an3element3
of3care.3However,3the3woman3may3stand3for3periods3of3up3to3903minutes,3which3allows3her3thefreedom3t3
o3see3her3physician.3Home3uterine3activity3monitoring3may3be3used3to3limit3the3womans3needfor3visits3a3
nd3to3monitor3herzstatus3safely3at3home.3The3cerclage3can3be3removed3at373weeks3of3gestation3(to3prepa3
re3for3a3vaginal3birth),3or3a3cesarean3birth3can3be3planned.
DIF:3Cognitive3Level:3Apply3REF:3dm.3675
TOP:3Nursing3Process:3Planning3|3Nursing3Process:3ImplementationMSC:
Client3Needs:3Health3Promotion3and3Maintenance
2. A3perinatal3nurse3is3giving3discharge3instructions3to3a3woman,3status3postsuction,3and3curettages3
econdary3to3a3hydatidiform3mole.3The3woman3asks3why3she3must3take3oral3contraceptives3for3the3next3123
months.3What3is3thezbestresponse3by3the3nurse?
If3you3get3pregnant3within313year,3the3chance3of3a3successful3pregnancy3is3very3small.3Therefore,
a. pregnancy,3it3would3be3betterzfor3you3to3use3the3most3reliable3method3of3contraception3available.
The3majorzrisk3to3you3afterza3molar3pregnancy3is3a3type3of3cancerzthat3can3be3diagnosed3only3byhormonet3
hat3your3body3produces3during3pregnancy.3If3 you3were3to3get3pregnant,3then3it3would
b. this3cancer3more3difficult.
If3 you3can3avoid3a3pregnancy3forzthe3next3year,3the3chance3of3developing3a3second3molar3pregna
c. improve3your3chance3of3a3successful3pregnancy,3not3gettingzpregnant3at3this3time3is3best.
d. Oral3contraceptives3are3the3only3formzof3birth3control3that3will3prevent3azrecurrence3of3a3molar3p3
ANS:3B
Betahuman3chorionic3gonadotropin3(beta-hCG)3hormone3levels3are3drawn3forz13yearzto3ensure
that3the3mole3is3completely3gone.3The3chance3of3developingzchoriocarcinoma3after3the3development3ofa3h
ydatidiform3mole3is3increased.3Therefore,3the3goal3is3to3achieve3a3zero3humanchorionic3gonadotropin3(h
CG)3level.3If3the3woman3were3to3become3pregnant,3then3it3may3obscurethe3presence3ofthe3potentially3car
cinogenic3cells.3Women3should3be3instructed3to3use3birth3control3forz13yearzafter3treatment3for3a3hyd3atidi
form3mole.3The3rationale3for3avoiding3pregnancy