Latest!! High Risk Pregnancy NCLEX Practice Exam Questions [100% correctly Solved] Graded A+
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NCLEX Midwifery & Maternity
Latest!! High Risk Pregnancy NCLEX
Practice Exam Questions [100%
correctly Solved] Graded A+
What is the primary concern for a patient diagnosed with gestational diabetes mellitus?
Maintaining stable blood glucose levels to prevent complications for both the mother and
fetus.
Which of th...
Latest!! High Risk Pregnancy NCLEX
Practice Exam Questions [100%
correctly Solved] Graded A+
What is the primary concern for a patient diagnosed with gestational diabetes mellitus?
Maintaining stable blood glucose levels to prevent complications for both the mother and
fetus.
Which of the following conditions is a significant risk factor for developing preeclampsia during
pregnancy?
A. History of gestational diabetes
B. History of hypertension or renal disease
C. Age over 35 years
D. Obesity
B. History of hypertension or renal disease
What is the most common method used to diagnose gestational diabetes?
A one-hour glucose challenge test followed by a three-hour oral glucose tolerance test if the
first test is abnormal.
What should the nurse monitor for in a patient with a history of preterm labor?
Signs of contractions, cervical changes, and vaginal bleeding.
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, Which of the following maternal conditions is characterized by protein in the urine after 20
weeks of gestation?
A. Eclampsia
B. Gestational hypertension
C. Preeclampsia
D. Chronic hypertension
C. Preeclampsia
How does the presence of oligohydramnios affect fetal development?
It can lead to fetal lung development issues and increase the risk of umbilical cord
compression.
What is the appropriate nursing intervention for a pregnant patient experiencing severe nausea
and vomiting (hyperemesis gravidarum)?
Assessing hydration status and administering IV fluids as needed.
Which fetal monitoring technique is recommended for high-risk pregnancies?
A. Intermittent auscultation
B. Continuous electronic fetal monitoring
C. Doppler ultrasound
D. Fetal scalp electrode monitoring
B. Continuous electronic fetal monitoring
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