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Exam 2: NUR202/ NUR 202 (New 2025/ 2026 Update) Maternal Newborn Nursing Review | Q&As, Exams of Nursing

Exam 2: NUR202/ NUR 202 (New 2025/ 2026 Update) Maternal Newborn Nursing Review | Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| A Grade– Fortis

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Exam 2: NUR202/ NUR 202 (New 2025/ 2026
Update) Maternal Newborn Nursing Review |
Questions and Verified Answers| 100%
Correct| A Grade Fortis
QUESTION
What is oligohydramnios?
Answer:
amniotic fluid volume that is less than exprected for gestational age.
QUESTION
what are Oligohydramnios complications?
Answer:
-cord compression (will see variable decel) resulting in hypoxemia
-increases risk for meconium aspiration
QUESTION
what is terbutaline? whats the side effect? when shouldn't we give this med?
Answer:
a medication that relaxes the smooth muscle of the uterus.
-SE: tachycardia
-don't give if pt has an infection
QUESTION
What is chorioamnionitis?
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Update) Maternal Newborn Nursing Review |

Questions and Verified Answers| 100%

Correct| A Grade– Fortis

QUESTION

What is oligohydramnios? Answer: amniotic fluid volume that is less than exprected for gestational age.

QUESTION

what are Oligohydramnios complications? Answer:

  • cord compression (will see variable decel) resulting in hypoxemia
  • increases risk for meconium aspiration

QUESTION

what is terbutaline? whats the side effect? when shouldn't we give this med? Answer: a medication that relaxes the smooth muscle of the uterus.

  • SE: tachycardia
  • don't give if pt has an infection

QUESTION

What is chorioamnionitis?

Answer: bacterial infection of the amniotic cavity, is a major cause of complications for mothers and newborns at any gestational age. this is the most common maternal complication of PROM

QUESTION

what are signs of chorioamnionitis? Answer: maternal fever, increased heart rate in mom and baby

QUESTION

what is preterm labor? what are signs and symptoms of preterm labor? what to give if pt has a hx of preterm labor? Answer:

  • labor before 37 weeks, after 20 weeks
  • S&S: pelvic pressure, dull backache, uterine tightening
  • give progesterone if hx of preterm

QUESTION

what is cervical ripening? what meds can do this? Answer: softening and thinning of the cervix

  • cytotec, cervidil, and prostaglandin gel

QUESTION

what is a prolapsed cord? what to do during this? Answer:

  • cord is lying below the presenting part of the fetus

QUESTION

what does prostaglandin gel do? Answer: softens and thins the cervix

QUESTION

how to prevent hemorrhage? Answer:

  • massage the fundus
  • eliminate bladder distention
  • give IV fluids
  • always have 2 IV sites

QUESTION

what is involution? Answer: the return of the uterus to a non pregnant state after birth

QUESTION

What is subinvolution? Answer: failure of uterus to return to non-pregnant state

  • bc of retained placental fragments or infection

QUESTION

What is lochia?

Answer: postbirth uterine discharge

  • rubra is mild bright red first
  • serosa is pink or brown
  • alba is yellow or white

QUESTION

patient teaching for lacerations? Answer: avoid suppositories and avoid straining and constipation

QUESTION

when should breastfeeding be initiated after birth? Answer: 1 - 2 hours after birth

QUESTION

What do kegel exercises do? Answer: increase muscle tone and aid in voluntary control of bladder.

QUESTION

What can a boggy uterus indicate? Answer: postpartum hemorrhage

Answer: hyper-reflexive: increases risk for seizures

  • check deep tendon reflexes
  • check clonus (lift up foot, if it twitches when it falls, the amount of twitches is the amount of clonus)

QUESTION

what is eclampsia? Answer: the seizure or coma in preeclampsia

  • starts with tonic contraction of all body muscles then tonic-clonic convulsions

QUESTION

nursing considerations during eclampsia? Answer: keep mom safe, protect the airway, don't leave her bedside

QUESTION

What is HELLP syndrome? Answer: hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelets

  • pt will have RUQ pain and low fibrinogen

QUESTION

what is placenta Previa? Answer: the placenta implants lower in the uterus, pt will have painless bright red bleeding.

  • need an ultrasound to diagnose
  • pt will need a C-section bc placenta is in the way

QUESTION

what is magnesium sulfate used for? Answer:

  • to prevent seizure activity
  • to suppress uterine activity

QUESTION

signs and symptoms of magnesium toxicity Answer: absent deep tendon reflexes, respiratory depression, blurred vision, slurred speech, urine output less than 30 mL/hr, severe muscle weakness, cardiac arrest

QUESTION

What is hyperemesis gravidarum? Answer: excessive vomiting during pregnancy that results in weight loss, electrolyte imbalance, nutritional deficiency, and ketonuria

QUESTION

pt teaching for hyperemesis gravidarum Answer:

  • eat small frequent meals
  • eat dry, bland, and high in protein
  • eat cold foods/drinks rather than warm

Answer: vaginal: greater than 500 mL C-section: greater than 1,000 mL

QUESTION

what is the number 1 cause of postpartum hemorrhage? Answer: uterine atony (we should massage the fundus)

QUESTION

what is a vulvar hematoma? Answer: the second leading cause of postpartum hemorrhage, pain is the most common symptom, there will be bruising and swelling, the blood collects under the tissue

QUESTION

when should postpartum blues resolve? Answer: by day 10 after labor

QUESTION

what indicates postpartum depression? Answer: mood swings, difficulty sleeping, loss of appetite, thoughts of self harm

  • lasts more than 2 weeks this is concerning

QUESTION

what indicated postpartum psychosis? Answer: rapid onset bizarre behavior, hallucinations, paranoid, impulsivity with risk of suicide

QUESTION

what do babies use glucose for? Answer: they need it to grow, they use it as fuel

QUESTION

which test is best to determine how well a pregnant women is controlling her glucose? Answer: a blood glucose test (this is better than A1C)

QUESTION

what can poor glycemic control in pregnancy cause? Answer: macrosomia, preterm labor, and increases risk for shoulder dystocia

QUESTION

what is macrosomia? Answer: growth of the fetus beyond a specific threshold