Reference no: EM133483440

Question

1. After delivery the client must have urinated

a-before 4-6 hours

b-in the first hours

c-the first 2 hours

d-The time doesn't matter, the important thing is how much you urinate

2. ??If the fetus is in the LOP position (LEFT OCCIPITAL POSTERIOR), what intervention can you do to alleviate the discomfort related to this position?

a-raise the head of the bed to a 45 degree angle

b-have the patient sleep between contractions

c-have the patient take deep breaths during contractions

d-apply pressure to the sacral area during contractions

3. The fetus is at station -1. This means that the part that presents this:

a-one centimeter above the ischial spines

b-at the level of the ischial spines

c-visible at the opening of the vagina

d-one centimeter below the ischial spines

4. The cervix has dilated to 7 cm, the client feels the desire to push. You help the client.

A-stimulate doing breathing exercises to prevent him from pushing

B-that I pushed hard with the contractions

C-push between contractions

D-to get into position to bid

5. During the second stage of labor you evaluate the fetals

A-with each contraction

B-every 5-15 minutes

C-every 15-30 minutes

D-hourly

6. The process of reducing the uterus to its state before pregnancy is known

A-sub-involution

B-lochia

C-involution

D-Sunrise

7. The baby to be born vaginally is face down with the face facing the right side of the mother. What position is the baby in at birth?

A-LOP, LEFT POSTERIOR OCCIPITAL

B-ROP, RIGHT POSTERIOR OCCIPITAL

C-LOA, LEFT ANTERIOR OCCIPITAL

D-ROA, RIGHT ANTERIOR OCCIPITAL

8. When the patient is in the third stage, how do we know that the placenta is separating from the uterus?

A-the umbilical cord lengthens

B-there is a continuous flow of blood

C-the uterus relaxes completely

D-the client complains of severe abdominal pain

9. Client has contractions every 2-3 minutes and feels like pushing. Cervical examination reveals a 10 cm dilation, 100% effacement. In which labor process is the client?

A-transition phase

B-second stage

C-third stage

D-first stage

10. To determine the position of the fetus you must palpate, during the vaginal examination,

A-the presentation

B-fontanelles

C-cranial sutures

D-the occipital bone