NSG 211 FULL PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

NSG 211 FULL PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS negative contraction stress test shows - Answer-contractions without evidence of late decelerations Positive Contraction stress test shows - Answer-late decelerations (undesired result) Test used to determine fetal abnormailities or fetal lung maturity in 3rd trimester - Answer-Amniocentesis Respiratory distress syndrome is causes by - Answer-lack of surfactant Fetal lung maturity can be ascertained by o - Answer-lecithin/sphingomylin ration Normal L/S ration - Answer-4:1 Test used for Downs syndrome and neural tube defects - Answer-quadruple screen Culture that sees most iron defieciecy anemia - Answer-Jewish craving and eating non nutritive substances - Answer-PICA ICE PICA is connected to - Answer-Iron deficiency anemia Suggested weight gain in 1st trimester - Answer-3-5 lbs suggested weight gain in 2nd and 3rd trimester - Answer-12-15lbsq overlapping of cranail bones during birth - Answer-molding determined by fetal lie and by the body part that enters the pelvic passage first - Answer-Fetal Presentation Fetal presentation may be - Answer-cephalic, breech, or shoulder Most common type of presentation - Answer-vertex Buttock AND feet present first - Answer-Complete breech only buttocks present first - Answer-Frank breech foot presents first - Answer-footling breech when the presenting part reaches or passes through the pelvic inlet this is called - Answer-Engagement misaligned saggital suture during birth - Answer-asyclitism saggital suture in line during birth - Answer-synclitism Relationship of presenting part to ischial spine - Answer-station (zero station is at ischial spines) Represented when fetal head reaches zero station - Answer-Engagement Birth is imminent if presenting part is seen at - Answer-mothers perineum landmark for vertex presentation - Answer-occiput landmark for face presentation - Answer-mentum (chin) Landmark for breech presentation - Answer-sacrum landmark for shoulder presentation - Answer-acromion process of scapula primary force of labor - Answer-uterine contractions secondary force of labor - Answer-Pushing during the second stage of labor 3 phases of contractions - Answer-increment-building up of contraction acme-peak of the contraction decrement-letting up of contraction Thinning of the cervix - Answer-effacement Manifestations of TRUE labor - Answer-progressive dilation effacement relief for false labor - Answer-ambulation changing positions drinking large amounts of water warm shower or bath FIRST stage of labor - Answer-onset to 10cm dilation SECOND stage of labor - Answer-10cm to birth of baby third stage of labor - Answer-delivery of placenta PHases in 1st stage of labor - Answer-Latent, Active and Transition Latent phase - Answer-Uterine Contractions start and become established 5-7 minutes apart