Pearson Vue NCLEX and NP Review RN, PN, LVN Exams...👩‍⚕🧑‍⚕👨‍⚕

STUDYING FOR AN ATI MATERNAL CHILD FINAL? Break your study guide down into smaller pieces of info. Use your ATI book and practice dynamic quizzing for maternity only questions. Antepartum /Prenatal- Know 👉🏾Discomforts and interventions… If you was a triage nurse and pregnant moms called in with different problems what would you tell them? Know 👉🏾risk factors for preterm labor (STIs, substance abuse), and what gestational age or trimester are they supposed to go for certain Diagnostic Testing? Labor Know 👉🏾Labor Stages 1-3 Latent Vs Active Transition Recovery Know 👉🏾 Fetal Monitoring and how to interpret a fetal monitoring strip what do you do when the fetal heart rate drops to 90? Look up “Veal Chop Nursing” those are the reasons why fetal a heart rates Know👉🏾Labor complications If you had to take care of a laboring patient with a prolapsed cord or abruptio placenta what would you do? How is pre-eclampsia managed? Postpartum Know👉🏾 Normal bleeding (color of the lochia) vs Postpartum Hemorrhage, what medications do you intervene with? Know 👉🏾 How to manage Mastitis and assess breastfeeding Know 👉🏾Newborn APGARS and how to do a newborn head to toe assessment. Are Mongolian spots normal? What about a dimple above the butt? Hope this helps.

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An automobile accident victim is treated in the emergency department for shock. The nurse understands that shock is a clinical syndrome primarily as a result of which of the following conditions? a. Hypoglycemia b. Impaired tissue perfusion c. Systemic inflammatory response syndrome d. Hyperpiesia

The average daily urinary output for an adult should be? a. 1000 to1200 mL b. 1200 to 1400 mL c. 1500 to 1600 mL d. 1700 to 1800 mL

A 55 years old client is on anticoagulation therapy. A nurse explained to the client that she has to avoid certain foods. What kind of supplements should the nurse advice the client to avoid? A. do not take Vitamin K B. do not take Vitamin C C. do not take Vitamin E D. do not take Vitamin B

A 55 years old client is on anticoagulation therapy. A nurse explained to the client that she has to avoid certain foods. What kind of supplements should the nurse advice the client to avoid? A. do not take Vitamin K B. do not take Vitamin C C. do not take Vitamin E D. do not take Vitamin B

Colin, an 18-month-old toddler, is brought to a clinic for his DtaP-IPV-Hib and MMR immunization. After the injection, with no side effects noted, Colin leaves the clinic with his mother. The next day, a nurse finds out that the clinical computer shows Colin has an Infed (Iron Dextran) injection not DtaP-IPV-Hib and MMR immunization. Which of the following action by the nurse is the most appropriate? a. Notify Colin’s physician immediately b. Tracking down the immunization injection’s unique vial number to verify the error c. Contact Colin’s parents to ask them what the immunization vials looked like d. Contact the nurse who gave Colin’s immunization shots to verify

Sara, a 3 days old infant, was delivered by low forceps at 38 weeks gestation with jaundice. What pathophilosiological process is apparent in this situation? 1. Hemodialysis of white blood cells 2. Rh incompatibility disorder 3. Hemodialysis of red blood cells 4. Intracranial hemorrhage due to birth injury

Mr. Fortune, a 38-year-old client with gastroesophageal reflux disease, is complaining of chest discomfort following a meal. After taking Gaviscon (aluminum hydroxide and magnesium carbonate), the nurse positions Mr. Fortune in which of the following positions? a. Supine b. Prone c. Semi-Fowler’s position d. Low Fowler’s position