CJE Maternity 2 Practice Exam

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• Which of the following is a contraindication for a contraction stress test?
• What intervention is primarily aimed at improving gas exchange in infants with transient tachypnea?
• True or false: An oral glucose tolerance test requires the patient to fast at midnight before the test.
• Which of the following symptoms may indicate menopause?
• What condition occurs when milk isn't fully removed from the breast?
• Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with gestational diabetes?
• At what gestational age is the glucose challenge test typically performed?
• Which action is NOT advised for managing a patient with placenta previa?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign or symptom of placenta previa?
• Which of the following is a common intervention for a woman diagnosed with placenta previa?
• What symptom is not a presumptive indicator of pregnancy?
• True or False: Maternal treatment for placental abruption may include oxygen and IV fluids/blood products.
• What classification is given to a perineal pad that is saturated in an hour or in less than 15 minutes?
• What are the three basic stages of menopause?
• True or False: Placental abruption can cause the baby to be deprived of oxygen and nutrients.
• What is the name of the laboring position where a person lies on their side?
• True or False: It is important to continue birth control during the pre-menopause stage.
• A mother who has had a C-section will bleed more than a mother who has had a natural vaginal delivery. True or False?
• What is considered the most favorable nipple type for breastfeeding?
• In managing gestational diabetes, what does fetal surveillance primarily aim to monitor?
• What symptom is most commonly associated with placental abruption?
• What is a recommended nursing intervention to help induce bowel movements following a C-section?
• True or false: During the postpartum period, with any excessive spurting/trickling/dripping, there is no need to massage a firm fundus.
• What is the expected fundal position postpartum?
• What type of pelvic pain is defined as non-cyclic?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with menopause in relation to sleep patterns?
• Which maternal condition is a risk factor for transient tachypnea in infants?
• What distinguishes menorrhagia from hypomenorrhea?
• What is the most severe form of endometriosis characterized by deep and superficial endometrial-like tissue growth?
• What potential complication can result from uterine atony if left unaddressed?
• What does Hegar's sign indicate?
• What can hydramnios, which is associated with gestational diabetes, potentially lead to?
• True or False: Once a woman enters the post-menopause stage, she may continue to have symptoms experienced during the previous menopause stages.
• Which of the following groups is placenta previa more common in?
• What is the name of the type of lochia that lasts 3-4 days after birth, is bright red, and may contain blood clots?
• What is the recommended method for diagnosing placenta previa?
• True or False: During the pre-menopause stage, estrogen and progesterone levels fluctuate.
• What should a nurse do if the fundus is midline but the uterus is atony?
• What should be avoided for 12 hours prior to an oral glucose tolerance test?
• Which of the following is a probable indicator of pregnancy?
• What is the expected outcome for a baby after transient tachypnea has resolved?
• Which of the following conditions can result from menopause?
• Which of the following is NOT an intervention for engorgement?
• Is it true that gestational diabetes causes impaired glucose tolerance?
• True or false: Engorgement is classified as a systemic infection.
• True or False: A breastfeeding mother should wear a well-fitted supportive bra, preferably with underwire.
• During which week should an RH negative mother receive RhoGAM?
• Which laboring position involves the mother actively moving to alleviate discomfort?
• Which condition requires careful monitoring and may involve RhoGAM treatment?
• What causes transient tachypnea of the newborn?
• How often do contractions typically occur during the crowning phase?
• Which type of lochia is characterized as having no odor and no real flow towards the end of the postpartum period?
• True or False: After feeding, a mother should allow her finger to break the latch by placing it in the baby's mouth.
• What technique is used to massage the fundus postpartum?
• Which of the following is a risk factor for placental abruption?
• True or false: With gestational diabetes, glucose levels should be monitored strictly during pregnancy.
• What care should be provided to a client diagnosed with placental abruption?
• What action should the postpartum nurse take when assessing a pad for lochia and notices a laceration to the cervix/vagina?
• Which of the following statements about post-C-section symptoms is incorrect?
• What is the first phase of stage one of labor?
• What is the time duration for multigravida during the active phase of labor?
• Which of the following is a positive indicator of pregnancy?
• In which phase of labor is continuous fetal monitoring and non-pharmaceutical pain management provided?
• What does the term lochia refer to postpartum?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of endometriosis?
• What is the classification of placenta previa characterized by the placenta being attached in the lower uterine segment but not covering the cervical os?
• What does colostrum aid in besides providing nutrients?
• What typically triggers the start of menstruation?
• True or False: Endometriosis can begin during a person's first menstrual period and last until menopause.
• How many stages are there in the labor process?
• True or false: In cases of placental abruption, assessment for hypovolemic shock and the administration of steroids for fetal lung development are necessary.
• What is the role of steroids in cases of placental abruption?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with endometriosis?
• True or false: Temporary weakening of pelvic muscles after delivery can make it difficult for mothers to have bowel movements.
• Which term describes pain during the menstrual cycle typically located in the lower abdomen?
• How long does the menstrual phase last?
• What is the duration of the latent phase of labor for a primigravida mother?
• What is the role of immunoglobulins in colostrum?
• Is it true or false that engorgement can result in local swelling of both breasts?
• What term describes a woman who is pregnant for the first time?
• In which stage of labor should the nurse implement birthing techniques that aid gravity?
• What is a therapeutic management approach for placenta previa?
• True or False: Fertility treatments are considered a form of management for endometriosis.
• When are plasma levels determined during an oral glucose tolerance test?
• How many types of mature milk are there?
• What type of lochia begins around day 4 and changes from red to pink and then to pinkish-brown with a thin density?
• When the relationship of the placenta to the internal os is not clearly established, what classification applies?
• Which of the following best describes probable signs of pregnancy?
• Which laboring position involves a person squatting down?
• What is the laboring position of being on hands and knees commonly referred to as?
• What is the duration of the luteal phase in the menstrual cycle?
• What is the purpose of serum and urine tests during pregnancy?
• At what dilation stage does the active phase range between?
• What combination of medications may be recommended along with an aromatase inhibitor for endometriosis treatment?
• What term is used for a woman who has been pregnant at least twice?
• How soon after performing a glucose challenge test is a blood sample drawn?
• True or False: The transition from perimenopause to menopause to post-menopause usually lasts seven years or longer.
• What generally happens to the cervix during stage three of labor?
• Which of the following are therapeutic management strategies for gestational diabetes?
• Which of the following is not considered a skin change during pregnancy?
• What is the result of a mother pushing before being fully dilated?
• At what age does menopause typically begin for most women?
• In which phase of labor does the mother typically begin to feel anxious and requires close monitoring?
• Is it true that Rhogam is administered whenever there is an invasive procedure during pregnancy?
• What is a symptom of menopause that relates to emotional well-being?
• True or false: Small clots of less than quarter size are expected postpartum, while larger clots could indicate hemorrhage.
• Which of the following can cause hypermenorrhea?
• What is a significant concern for a nurse when palpating the fundus postpartum?
• True or false: The contraction stress test specifically looks for late decelerations in fetal heart rate during contractions.
• In which stage of labor does the mother become fully dilated at 10 cm?
• During a contraction stress test, which drug is commonly used to elicit contractions?
• True or False: Women can still experience menstrual cycles during the pre-menopause stage.
• What is the primary goal of conducting a contraction stress test?
• If the fundus is deviated to the right postpartum, what should the nurse do first?
• What should be assessed if a fundus is found to be boggy?
• True or False: Maternal age is a risk factor for placental abruption.
• What is an important consideration for women with endometriosis who wish to conceive?
• What is an expected finding during the first postpartum hour related to lochia?
• What is the term used for the regular discharge of blood and mucosal tissue from the inner lining of the uterus through the vagina?
• Which health condition is NOT a common complication associated with childbirth recovery?
• What is the main purpose of fore-milk?
• What is a recommended practice for breastfeeding immediately after birth?
• Which of the following is an effective treatment for dysmenorrhea?
• If the perineal pad is 1-4 inches (2.5-10 cm) saturated with lochia, it is considered:
• What are the characteristics of contractions during the transition phase?
• What is required for a contraction stress test in addition to informed consent?
• True or False: If the egg does not become fertilized, the lining of the uterus (endometrium) is shed during menstruation.
• Which of the following conditions is a potential complication of placental abruption?
• A deviated fundus postpartum can indicate what condition?
• What are the main components of transitional milk?
• When a mother is fully dilated, which emotional state might she be experiencing?
• True or false: A woman may experience prolapse after childbirth, where the bladder seems to fall into the vagina.
• What amount of menstrual flow is indicative of menorrhagia?
• What tool may be provided to the mother during the active phase of labor to help with hyperventilation?
• Which treatment approach addresses lifestyle factors in managing endometriosis symptoms?
• Which of the following factors is a possible indication for performing a contraction stress test?
• What does Chadwick's sign refer to?
• True or false, emotional support is part of the therapeutic management for ectopic pregnancy?
• During which stage of labor does the delivery of the placenta occur?
• True or False: A complete abruption is considered a medical emergency.
• What is a common characteristic of gestational diabetes regarding glucose tolerance?
• What is the condition of the mother when she is 10 cm dilated and 100% effaced?
• During the latent phase of stage one of labor, what is the cervix dilation?
• True or false: A contraction stress test (CST) is a routine test for every patient.
• What is the frequency of contractions during the latent phase of stage one of labor?
• How long does the phase of transitional milk last?
• Which type of milk is produced after colostrum during the feeding process?
• What is the term for the permanent cessation of menstrual periods after 12 consecutive months?
• In the second stage of labor, what position does the fetus typically rotate to during internal rotation?
• If a glucose challenge test result is greater than 130-140 mg/dl, what is the next step?
• Which of the following indicates optimal conditions for breast care while breastfeeding?
• What occurs during the first two hours after childbirth?
• What is the first intervention following a negative contraction stress test?
• Chronic pelvic pain is defined as pain lasting how long?
• Which imaging procedure is noninvasive and assesses abdominal organs?
• True or false: When assessing the perineal pad for lochia postpartum, the nurse should assess for pooled lochia under the buttocks, as it could indicate a hemorrhage is occurring.
• What is classified as a surgical procedure to remove the uterus?
• What does a negative contraction stress test indicate?
• Which statement describes a normal finding in a contraction stress test?
• Which of the following is a risk factor for transient tachypnea?
• What is a common labor position that helps with gravity support during contractions?
• What component of breast milk is typically produced after colostrum?
• Goodell's sign is characterized by which of the following?
• True or false: The pelvic ligaments and muscles may feel stretched or weakened after giving birth.
• Which of the following statements is true about breast milk for infants?
• What is a common treatment option for hypermenorrhea?
• What position involves the mother’s knees being in a squatting posture?
• What are signs and symptoms of placental abruption?
• What type of contractions are Braxton Hicks contractions?
• What are the characteristics of contractions during the active phase of labor?
• What is the length of time for primigravida during the transition phase?
• What is the ideal blood glucose level before meals in someone without diabetes?
• Which of the following might NOT be an outlined treatment option for endometriosis?
• What medication prevents Rh-positive blood cells from being attacked in the case of an RH negative mother?
• Which of the following is a presumptive sign of pregnancy?
• What systemic response might occur due to significant postpartum hemorrhage?
• What defines a positive sign of pregnancy?
• What is the color of lochia rubra in the days immediately after childbirth?
• What medication class is noted for lowering estrogen levels in the body to help treat endometriosis?
• Does Rhogam need to be given postpartum if the baby is Rh positive?
• True or False: Once a woman reaches menopause, she can no longer achieve pregnancy.
• During which phase does the endometrium prepare for potential pregnancy?
• In cases of placental abruption, what should be monitored closely by the nurse?
• How long does transitional milk typically last after birth?
• Which of the following procedures should be avoided during pregnancy for a mother who has a disease that can harm the fetus due to the risk of blood crossing?
• What classification of placenta previa means the cervical os is completely covered by the placental attachment?
• How is a glucose challenge test performed?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a type of labor position?
• True or false: Premature ovarian failure can cause menopause to start at an earlier age.
• What are the potential complications for urinary and vaginal health in a woman with gestational diabetes?
• During which labor phase might a mother confuse the baby's head with the need for a bowel movement?
• What is a hallmark characteristic of the transition phase of labor?
• True or False: A deviated fundus from midline increases the risk of hemorrhage during the postpartum period?
• What are the benefits of breastfeeding?
• True or false, transient tachypnea is the most common cause of respiratory distress in late preterm and term infants?
• Which of the following is a common method for testing glucose levels during pregnancy?
• What is Tranexamic acid used for?
• What is a distinguishing feature of lochia compared to menstrual discharge?
• During the assessment of lochia, what does a firm fundus indicate?
• Which of the following is a potential risk of untreated gestational diabetes?
• What is the reason for an RH negative mother receiving RhoGAM?
• What is the first stage of breast milk?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a cardinal movement of labor?
• At what degree of dilation is a mother ready to push?
• True or False: During the latent phase of labor, the mother may be sent home if labor is not progressing.
• Which of the following are interventions for latching difficulties?
• What typically characterizes hypomenorrhea in terms of menstrual flow?
• During which labor phase is the mother typically observed for hyperventilation symptoms?
• Women in post-menopause are at increased risk of which health issues?
• What is quickening in the context of pregnancy?
• True or False: Research indicates that breastfed babies have a decreased likelihood for allergies and dental caries.
• What does a positive pregnancy test indicate?
• What conditions are considered obstetrical emergencies that contraindicate a contraction stress test?
• True or false: Heavy lochia is expected in the first 2 hours postpartum, provided the fundus is midline and contracted (firm).
• In managing placenta previa, what role do tocolytic medications play?
• What is the main purpose of a contraction stress test (CST)?
• True or false: Menopause increases the risk of developing osteoporosis.
• What should a mother do if she feels fewer than 10 fetal movements in one hour?
• True or false: A normal lochia has an earthy odor, and any foul odor can indicate infection.
• What is indicative of ballottement during pregnancy?
• How long can lochia typically last after giving birth?
• What is the primary benefit of fetal surveillance during gestational diabetes?
• What is the primary hormone that rises during the follicular phase of the menstrual cycle?
• What sign indicates the end of stage one of labor?
• True or false: A mother with gestational diabetes should report fewer than 10 fetal movements in a two-hour period to her provider.
• What signifies the end of reproductive years for women?
• What can be considered a sign to report to a provider regarding fetal movement counts?
• What is the purpose of an oral glucose tolerance test?
• What does uterine atony potentially lead to after childbirth?
• In which phase of labor is the mother dilating between 8-10 cm and preparations for delivery take place?
• A mother who has had a C-section will still experience lochia after childbirth. True or False?
• What is the typical duration of the follicular phase in the menstrual cycle?
• True or false: The contraction stress test can help determine if a mother and fetus can tolerate the labor process.
• Which of the following is NOT typically considered as a treatment for endometriosis?
• What intervention is NOT necessary during a positive contraction stress test?
• True or False: When feeding, a breastfeeding mother should wash her breasts with soap and water.
• In stage one of labor, how dilated is a mother during the active phase?
• What is the recommended action if other treatments for endometriosis have not been effective?
• Which treatment could be used to manage pain associated with endometriosis symptoms?
• True or false: With gestational diabetes, there is an increased risk to the fetus such as macrosomia, birth trauma, electrolyte imbalances, and hypoglycemia.
• What is another term used for hypermenorrhea?
• Which form of milk would be crucial for the baby's weight gain after the initial feeding?
• What is a common treatment method for severe pelvic pain?
• During which stage of menopause do most females begin to experience symptoms?
• Which phase immediately follows ovulation?
• Which hormones decline in production during menopause affecting the menstrual cycle?
• Endometriosis can affect which of the following?
• What is the primary characteristic of mature milk?
• What does evidence of late decelerations during a contraction stress test indicate?
• What are some common breastfeeding positions?
• What is the primary reason for a nurse to assess a mother's fundus postpartum?
• What type of vitamins are particularly high in colostrum?
• When may a mother request pain management during labor?
• What occurs during stage two of labor?
• Which sign of pregnancy is recognized for its reliance on ultrasound?
• True or false: All contraindications for a contraction stress test are related to fetal conditions.
• What is a major risk factor associated with uterine atony after delivery?
• Which of the following describes the correct assessment technique for the fundus postpartum effectively?
• What symptom is commonly seen during the active phase of labor?
• What condition arises when a woman without diabetes develops high blood sugar levels during pregnancy?
• What stage of labor is associated with postpartum recovery?
• What are darkened areolas and changes in skin pigmentation during pregnancy classified as?
• Which position can help a laboring woman control her contractions more effectively?
• What does the term 'inversion' refer to in the context of childbirth?
• True or false: A tocolytic is used with placental abruption to reduce uterine activity.
• What does a person drink to perform an oral glucose tolerance test?
• True or false: It is necessary to fast for a glucose challenge test.
• True or false: The contraction stress test is considered an invasive procedure.
• Which treatment for endometriosis might involve surgery specifically focused on removing endometriosis tissue?
• What does placental abruption refer to?
• True or false: Postpartum hemorrhage can occur without any apparent signs, making vigilant assessment crucial.
• Which of the following may be an aspect of lifestyle changes recommended for managing endometriosis?
• What is defined as heavy or prolonged vaginal bleeding during the menstrual cycle?
• Which skin changes are commonly observed during pregnancy?
• Which of the following is NOT a method to assess uterine tone postpartum?
• How should a nurse assess uterine tone postpartum?
• After a vaginal delivery, when is it typically normal for a mother to have her first bowel movement?
• What is a common emotional response of a mother during the transition phase of labor?
• True or False: The menstrual cycle is characterized by a rise and fall of hormones, with menstruation triggered by falling progesterone levels indicating that pregnancy has not occurred.
• Lochia serosa typically contains:
• What is another name for uterine atony?
• What is the main characteristic of endometriosis?
• What type of immunity does passive immunity provide to the baby?
• What are some common signs and symptoms of dysmenorrhea?
• Some common signs experienced after a C-section include which of the following?
• In the active phase of labor, what is the expected duration of contractions?
• Which of the following is part of the therapeutic management for ectopic pregnancy?
• True or False: It is important for a breastfeeding mother to ensure a proper latch, with a wide mouth of the baby.
• If the perineal pad is less than 1 inch (2.5 cm) saturated with lochia, it is considered what?
• During which phase of stage one of labor are contractions irregular with mild to moderate intensity?
• If during the postpartum period there is excessive spurting/trickling/dripping with a midline/firm fundus, what could it indicate?
• Ketoacidosis, hypoglycemia, and hyperglycemia are associated with which pregnancy complication?
• What are the four cycles of the menstrual phases?
• How long does lochia rubra last after childbirth?
• Is it true or false that the confirmation of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) occurs after 3 hours if blood sugar is greater than 130-140 mg/dl?
• True or False: Placental abruption can present as both external and internal bleeding.
• Which of the following is a sign that may warrant a cesarean birth in response to a positive contraction stress test?
• What is the proper hand positioning for assessing the fundus postpartum?
• What is the significance of monitoring for late decelerations during a contraction stress test?
• Why might a healthcare provider recommend frequent monitoring of blood sugar in pregnant women diagnosed with gestational diabetes?
• Is it true that findings of gestational diabetes may disappear after delivery, but 50% may develop type 2 diabetes later?
• Why should a woman with placenta previa avoid vaginal exams?
• Which statement is true regarding bowel movement after a C-section?
• What is a false statement regarding hysterectomy as a treatment for endometriosis?
• What should the nurse do if the lochia assessment indicates foul odor?
• True or False: The average menstrual cycle lasts 28 days, starting from the first day of one period to the first day of the next.
• During the transition stage of labor, a mother is typically...
• What is a true statement regarding engorgement in nursing mothers?
• Which of the following is NOT a treatment method for non-cyclic pelvic pain?
• What are the three groups of signs of pregnancy?
• What symptom is associated with a painless type of bleeding in cases of placenta previa?
• True or False: A transvaginal ultrasound may be ordered to diagnose conditions and plan for surgery.
• Which statement is true regarding pushing during labor?
• What is a sign that suggests placenta separation during the third stage of labor?
• What is considered an abnormal finding in a contraction stress test?
• What effect does caffeine consumption have prior to an oral glucose tolerance test?
• Which condition is breastfeeding shown to potentially protect against?
• How long does the ovulatory phase last in the menstrual cycle?
• How long can it generally take for a woman to have her first bowel movement after a C-section?
• Which of the following indicates a positive contraction stress test result?
• What is the number one cause of placental abruption?
• What is the correct method for assessing the consistency of the fundus postpartum?
• What term describes how far down the baby's head has descended into the pelvis?
• After how many days does lochia alba typically commence postpartum?
• During which phase of labor is dilation between 4-7 cm and the mother may start to feel anxious?
• Which of the following labor positions is often used to help the baby descend during labor?
• Which phase of labor involves the uterus rising upward as the placenta descends into the vagina?
• Which of the following interventions are required for a positive contraction stress test?
• Which statement best describes colostrum?
• Which of the following is considered an effective long-term solution for endometriosis?
• What is one potential outcome of gestational diabetes for the newborn?
• During which phase of labor is the baby considered to be crowning?
• What phase of labor is characterized by a mother feeling an urge to push?
• Which condition would likely lead to postponing a contraction stress test?
• True or False: As females age, there is a natural decline in the number of eggs in the ovaries.
• What nutritional benefit does colostrum provide to newborns?
• What term describes the thin layer of skin between the genital area and anus?
• What can be an effective strategy to avoid constipation after a C-section?
• True or False: Swelling and gas pains after a C-section are considered abnormal symptoms.
• What stage of menopause occurs about three to five years before menopause?
• True or False: The use of pain medication after a C-section can contribute to symptoms such as constipation and abdominal discomfort.
• What are the seven cardinal movements that occur during the second stage of labor?
• What is hind-milk known for?
• Select all that apply, what are interventions for transient tachypnea?
• What is the purpose of a RH negative mother receiving RhoGam?
• What physiological change occurs during the luteal phase if fertilization does not happen?
• Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of menopause?
• A saturated perineal pad measuring 4-6 inches (10-15 cm) during the postpartum period is described as:
• True or false, transient tachypnea is a self-limited condition that can affect infants of any gestational age?
• What are common symptoms of menopause related to skin conditions?
• What percentage of mature milk is composed of water?
• What does a low-lying placenta indicate?
• What might a mother say to express her feelings during the transition phase?
• During the second stage of labor, what is the position of the baby?
• What are the three phases in stage one of labor?
• What does lochia alba typically look like and how long does it last?
• What condition is characterized by a soft and weak uterus after childbirth due to inadequate contraction of uterine muscles?
• Which of the following could be a factor in the diagnosis of endometriosis?
• How does rocking help during labor?
• On which day does the average woman typically ovulate?
• What imaging procedure provides a detailed view of pelvic organs?
• When will RH negative mothers receive RhoGam if the baby is RH positive?
• What hormonal change occurs in women during menopause?
• Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for a contraction stress test?
• What term describes the condition of a soft and weak uterus after childbirth?
• True or False: Postpartum, lochia is assessed for the quantity and saturation of the pad.
• What outcome does the contraction stress test (CST) aim to achieve?
• True or False: A breastfeeding mother should be educated about afterpains, as the release of oxytocin is beneficial to uterine tone.
• What test is typically used to check for gestational diabetes at 24-28 weeks of gestation?
• What health complication can result from untreated gestational diabetes?
• What classification of placenta previa indicates the cervical os is only partially covered by the placental attachment?
• Which approach is recommended for managing menopause symptoms?
• What is the term for a condition where the placenta covers the opening in the mother's cervix?
• True or false, babies with transient tachypnea will often need nutritional support until they can feed by mouth?
• Which condition is characterized by pulmonary edema resulting from delayed resorption and clearance of fetal alveolar fluid?