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MCN Exam 2: The Newborn at Risk Study Guide Test. AGA - CORRECT ANSWER Appropriate for gestational age ( grams); lower mortality and morbidity rates SGA - CORRECT ANSWER Small for gestational age; less than 2500 grams LGA - CORRECT ANSWER Large for gestational age; more than 4000 grams Can a preterm baby still be AGA? - CORRECT ANSWER Yes because it is measured by weight compared to their age in weeks Maternal factors affecting growth - CORRECT ANSWER - HTN - Smoking - Diab...

MCN Exam 2: GI Study Guide Test. Site for absorption - CORRECT ANSWER small intestine T/F: the gut is sterile in utero. - CORRECT ANSWER TRUE The Placenta provides all the ______ and ______ in utero. - CORRECT ANSWER nutrients; waste Kids must receive _____ after birth. - CORRECT ANSWER Vit K GI tract matures at ___ years. - CORRECT ANSWER 2 Sucking is a reflex a 4-6 weeks and then becomes _______. - CORRECT ANSWER Voluntary T/F: Formula fed babies are generally over f...

MCN Exam 2 - Lecture #2: 1st Stage of Labor Latest Update. What are the 4 stages of labor? - CORRECT ANSWER 1. Contractions until completely dilated and effaced (latent & active phases) 2. Pushing to expel the fetus 3. Birth of the fetus 4. Delivery of the placenta 1st stage - latent phase - CORRECT ANSWER -cervical changes, effacement -mild contractions -excitement 1st stage - active phase - CORRECT ANSWER -increased dilation of cervix and effacement is complete -more frequ...

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Labor & Delivery 3 Complete Study Guide Questions & Answers MCN Exam 2. Welcome to L&D3 studyguide questions for MCN exam 2 - CORRECT ANSWER What is dystocia? - CORRECT ANSWER Dystocia refers to difficult, long, or abnormal labor. What are the 5 "P"s related to dystocia? - CORRECT ANSWER The 5 "P"s related to dystocia are powers (uterine dystocia), passageway (pelvic dystocia), passenger (fetal dystocia), position (maternal position), and psych (response of mother). W...

A woman is 40 weeks pregnant & reports feeling a sudden gush of fluid and suspects her water may have broken. What should the RN advise the woman to do? A. Wait at home and monitor for contractions. B. Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated. C. Lie down and rest for at least 2 hours. D. Seek immediate medical attention for assessment. - ANS Answer: D Rationale: Spontaneous rupture of membranes (SROM), or the "water breaking," can lead to complications, such as infection, i...

MCN Exam 2 Study Guide Questions & Answers. A pregnant patient tells the nurse that she has been nauseated and vomiting. How will the nurse explain that hyperemesis gravidarum is distinguished from morning sickness? - CORRECT ANSWER Dehydration which impairs perfusion of the placenta and electrolyte and acid-base imbalance. (There are others but these are the two she said we needed to know for the test). A woman is 9 weeks pregnant and experiencing heavy bleeding and cramping. She reports...

MCN Exam 2: Growth and Development of Children Study Guide Test. Growth - CORRECT ANSWER Increase in physical size Development - CORRECT ANSWER Sequential process by which infants and children gain various skills and functions Anticipatory guidance - CORRECT ANSWER Educate parents about normal growth and development as the child develops Cephalocaudal growth - CORRECT ANSWER Gross motor skills are acquired head to toe Proximodistal growth - CORRECT ANSWER Fine motor skills ...

MCN Exam 2 Study Questions with Complete Solutions. A postpartum woman (gravida 1, para 1) asks the nurse immediately after delivery if she should request rooming-in with her newborn. Which of the following: - CORRECT ANSWER Rooming-in allows increased maternal-newborn contact The nurse is assessing a child who has been diagnosed with mononucleosis for splenomegaly. Which area of the abdomen would be palpated to identify this abnormality - CORRECT ANSWER LUQ Which action by the mother...

MCN 374: Peds Exam 2 Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2024/2025)