BSNC 5000 OB Midterm questions with correct
answers
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is perpetrated by an intimate partner in
the context of coercive control. Which of the following are types of
violence that are included in the definition of IPV? Select all that apply.
Financial
Social
Mental
Physical
Cultural`` Correct Answer-All
A nurse is educating a client recently swabbed as group B streptococcus
(GBS) positive. Which of the following responses by the client would
indicate further teaching is required:
A. "GBS is normal in pregnancy"
B. "GBS is routinely tested for in pregnancy"
C. "GBS is not considered a sexually transmitted disease"
D. "GBS should be treated in the second trimester of pregnancy" Correct
Answer-D. "GBS should be treated in the second trimester of
pregnancy"
What changes occur to the cardiovascular system during a normal
pregnancy?Select all that apply.
,A. Increased progesterone levels relax the smooth muscle around blood
vessels
B. Clotting factor production decreases as pregnancy progresses
C. Increased cardiac output and heart rate
D. Diastolic blood pressure initially increases with pregnancy, then
begins to decrease during the third trimester
E. Blood volume increases 40-50% above non-pregnancy levels Correct
Answer-A. Increased progesterone levels relax the smooth muscle
around blood vessels
C. Increased cardiac output and heart rate
E. Blood volume increases 40-50% above non-pregnancy levels
Maternal clients who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV),
often describe the initial behaviours as their partners discouraging them
from seeing family and friends.
T or F Correct Answer-True
Which of the following physiological changes occur to a client during
pregnancy. Select all that apply.
A. Increased urine output
B. Decreased luteinizing hormone and follicle stimulating hormone
, C. Decreased estrogen and progesterone
D. Decreased blood volume
E. Shallow breathing and/or shortness of breath Correct Answer-A.
Increased urine output
B. Decreased luteinizing hormone and follicle stimulating hormone
E. Shallow breathing and/or shortness of breath
What represents a typical progression through the phases of a Pregnant
person establishing a relationship with the fetus?
A. Fantasizes about the child's gender and personality --> views the
child as part of themselves --> becomes introspective
B. Views the child as part of themselves --> has feelings of well-being --
> accepts the biological fact of pregnancy
C. Accepts the fetus as distinct from themselves --> accepts the
biological fact of pregnancy --> has a feeling of caring and responsibility
D. "I am pregnant" --> "I am going to have a baby" --> "I am going to be
a parent" Correct Answer-"I am pregnant" --> "I am going to have a
baby" --> "I am going to be a parent"
answers
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is perpetrated by an intimate partner in
the context of coercive control. Which of the following are types of
violence that are included in the definition of IPV? Select all that apply.
Financial
Social
Mental
Physical
Cultural`` Correct Answer-All
A nurse is educating a client recently swabbed as group B streptococcus
(GBS) positive. Which of the following responses by the client would
indicate further teaching is required:
A. "GBS is normal in pregnancy"
B. "GBS is routinely tested for in pregnancy"
C. "GBS is not considered a sexually transmitted disease"
D. "GBS should be treated in the second trimester of pregnancy" Correct
Answer-D. "GBS should be treated in the second trimester of
pregnancy"
What changes occur to the cardiovascular system during a normal
pregnancy?Select all that apply.
,A. Increased progesterone levels relax the smooth muscle around blood
vessels
B. Clotting factor production decreases as pregnancy progresses
C. Increased cardiac output and heart rate
D. Diastolic blood pressure initially increases with pregnancy, then
begins to decrease during the third trimester
E. Blood volume increases 40-50% above non-pregnancy levels Correct
Answer-A. Increased progesterone levels relax the smooth muscle
around blood vessels
C. Increased cardiac output and heart rate
E. Blood volume increases 40-50% above non-pregnancy levels
Maternal clients who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV),
often describe the initial behaviours as their partners discouraging them
from seeing family and friends.
T or F Correct Answer-True
Which of the following physiological changes occur to a client during
pregnancy. Select all that apply.
A. Increased urine output
B. Decreased luteinizing hormone and follicle stimulating hormone
, C. Decreased estrogen and progesterone
D. Decreased blood volume
E. Shallow breathing and/or shortness of breath Correct Answer-A.
Increased urine output
B. Decreased luteinizing hormone and follicle stimulating hormone
E. Shallow breathing and/or shortness of breath
What represents a typical progression through the phases of a Pregnant
person establishing a relationship with the fetus?
A. Fantasizes about the child's gender and personality --> views the
child as part of themselves --> becomes introspective
B. Views the child as part of themselves --> has feelings of well-being --
> accepts the biological fact of pregnancy
C. Accepts the fetus as distinct from themselves --> accepts the
biological fact of pregnancy --> has a feeling of caring and responsibility
D. "I am pregnant" --> "I am going to have a baby" --> "I am going to be
a parent" Correct Answer-"I am pregnant" --> "I am going to have a
baby" --> "I am going to be a parent"
