MCN 109with complete solution

What are the forces that expel the fetus? Primary and secondary force What is the primary force in expelling the fetus? Involuntary uterine muscular contractions causing effacement and dilatation of cervicx What is the secondary force in expelling the fetus? Voluntary, use of abdomi...

Which of the following observations would the nurse expect when assessing the gestational age of a neonate delivered at term? a. Pendulous testes b. Coarse and silky hair c. Thick cartilage is present d. Deep and extensive rugae in the scrotum b. Coarse and silky hair When performing an as...

What are the complications of prematurity? A. Anemia B. Kernicterus C. Persistent patent ductus arteriosus D. Periventricular/intraventricular hemorrhage (PVH-IVH) E. Respiratory distress syndrome F. Apnea G. Retinopathy of prematurity Why are premature babies have anemia? - Anemia is...

● Hypertensive ● Diabetic ● Age (less than 30 & above 35 years old) ● Parity (multiple pregnancies already) A woman who is pregnant suffer complications because of predisposing factors wherein, she is: yea How about for a normal pregnancy and then it will develop into complication?...

born after the 42nd week Post term Infant It appears to function for only 40 wks Placenta dry, cracked, almost leather-like skin from lack of fluod, and absence of vernix. Postterm Syndrome True or False: Fingernails of a postterm infant will have grown well beyond the end of...

Maternal mortality rate - measure the risk of dying related to pregnancy, child birth and puerperium - index of the obstetrical care needed and received by the mother in the community What are the cause of maternal mortality rate - hemorrhage - sepsis - obstructed labor - hypertensive ...