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HESI MATERNITY OB VERSION 1|MATERNITY
OB /2024 UPDATE ACTUAL EXAM EACH EXAM
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Twenty minutes after a C. Place the woman in a lateral position
continuous epidural
anesthetic is These symptoms are suggestive of hypotension
administered, a laboring which is a side effect of epidural anesthesia. Raising
client's blood pressure the foot of the bed will increase venous return and
drops from 120/80 to provide blood to the vital areas. Increasing the IV
90/60. What action will fluid rate using a balanced non-dextrose solution
the nurse take? and ensuring that the client is in a lateral position
A. Notify the healthcare are also appropriate interventions, and then
provider or checking the patients blood pressure.
anesthesiologist
immediately
B. Continue to assess the
blood pressure q5
minutes
C. Place the woman in a
lateral position
D. Turn off the continuous
epidural
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A newborn infant is C. Check the infant's oxygen saturation rate
brought to the nursery
from the birthing suite. When possible, the nurse should first obtain
The nurse notices that measurable objective data; an oxygen saturation
the infant is breathing rate provides such information.
satisfactorily but appears
dusky. What action FYI. The pediatrician should be notified if the
should the nurse take oxygen saturation rate is below 90%
first?
A. Notify the pediatrician
immediately
B. Suction the infant's
nares, then the oral cavity
C. Check the infant's
oxygen saturation rate
D. Position the infant on
the right side
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The nurse is teaching C. Feed your baby every 2 to 3 hours or on demand,
breastfeeding to whichever comes first
prospective parents in a
childbirth education Breastfeeding infants should be kept in the room
class. Which instruction with the mother and fed every 2 to 3 hours or on
should the nurse include demand--whichever comes first.
as content in the class?
A. Begin as soon as your
baby is born to establish
a four-hour feeding
schedule
B. Resting helps with milk
production. Ask that your
baby be fed at night in
the nursery
C. Feed your baby every
2 to 3 hours or on
demand, whichever
comes first
D. Do not allow your
baby to nurse any longer
than the prescribed
number of minutes
A client is admitted with C. Onset of uterine contractions
the diagnosis of total
placenta previa. Which Total (complete) placenta previa involves the
finding is most important placenta covering the entire cervical os (opening).
for the nurse to report to The onset of uterine contractions places the client
the healthcare provider at risk for dilation and placental separation, which
immediately? causes painless hemorrhaging.
A. Heart rate of 100
beats/minute
B. Variable fetal heart
rate
C. Onset of uterine
contractions
D. Burning on urination
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A 42-week gestational A. Transition labor with contractions every 2 minutes,
client is receiving an lasting 90 seconds each
intravenous infusion of
oxytocin (Pitocin) to When oxytocin causes uterine hyperstimulation as
augment early labor. the evidence by inadequate resting time between
nurse should discontinue contractions, the oxytocin infusion should be
the oxytocin infusion for discontinued because placental perfusion is
which pattern of impeded
contractions?
A. Transition labor with
contractions every 2
minutes, lasting 90
seconds each
B. Early labor with
contractions every 5
minutes, lasting 40
seconds each
C. Active labor with
contractions every 31
minutes, lasting 60
seconds each
D. Active labor with
contractions every 3 to 3
minutes, lasting 70 to 80
seconds each
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