NCLEX questions- at risk pregnancy

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Pregnancy Complications: NCLEX

32 terms nelvehjemPreview Abruptio Placentae vs Placenta Pre...10 terms kiwe0410Preview High Risk Pregnancy NCLEX Questi...14 terms brittbarnwell91 Preview Previa/ 20 terms LeM In which complication of pregnancy does an embryo fail to develop past the early primitive stages?a Incompetent cervix b Folic acid-deficiency anemia c Hyperemesis gravidarum d Gestational trophoblastic disease D

A client with placenta previa is likely to present with:

a Hard, tender uterus b Painless, bright-red vaginal bleeding after the 20th week of gestation c A sluggish fetus with weak heart sounds on auscultation d Bleeding during the first trimester B A pregnant client experiencing severe abruptio

placentae would more likely exhibit:

a Fetal bradycardia b Painless vaginal bleeding c Rigid, board like abdomen d Vague abdominal discomfort C Which high-risk condition puts a fetus at risk for renal anomalies, pulmonary hypoplasia, wrinkled leathery skin, skeletal deformities, and fetal hypoxia?a.) Ectopic pregnancy b.) Human immunodeficiency virus c.) Oligohydramnios d.) Folic acid defidiency C

What is the most common site for an ectopic pregnancy?a.) Fallopian Tube b.) Tubo-ovarian ligament c.) Ovary d.) Cervical Os A Which nursing action would take priority when caring for a woman with a suspected ectopic pregnancy?a.) Administer oxygen b.) Monitor VS c.) Obtain surgical consent d.) Provide emotional support B To which client should RhoGAM be administered?a.) An Rh-negative woman, within 12 hours after delivery of a Rh-negative neonate.b.) An Rh-positive woman, within 36 hours after an abortion.c.) An Rh-positive woman, within 72 hours after delivery of an Rh-negative neonate.d.) An Rh-negative woman, within 72 hours after delivery of an Rh-positive neonate.D A client with incompetent cervix with a previous pregnancy had a cerclage procedure done at 18 wks in the current pregnancy. The client calls the clinic at 37 wks gestation b/c of irregular contractions occurring every five to seven minutes. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?a.) "Go to the hospital to have the cerclage removed so your cervix isn't injured and to allow the birth to progress" b.) "Wait and come in when the contractions are closer and harder" c.) "You sound like you are worried about this baby. It must be frightening for you" d.) "You will need to have a C/S with the cerclage in place" A Which STD causes a painless ulcer on the vulva or vagina?Trichomoniasis HIV Chlamydia Syphilis D Which of the following treatments should a nurse administer as the antidote for terbutaline?Calcium gluconate Propranolol Vitamin K Protamine sulfate B

Which drug is only used before 32 weeks' gestation in the treatment of preterm labor?Magnesium sulfate Indomethacin (Indocin) Terbutaline (Brethine) Nifedipine (Procardia) B After PROM, if the latent period is longer than 24 hours,

the client is predisposed to:

Hemorrhage Gestational HTN Amniotic fluid embolism Chorioamnionitis D Which of the following nursing actions is a priority after ROM to determine possible umbilical cord prolapse?Auscultate fetal heart sounds Turning the client onto her left side Administer oxygen via face mask Administering a tocolytic A With which placental anomaly is the placenta deeply attached to the uterus?Battledore placenta Placenta succenturiata Placenta accreta Placenta circumvallata C