What form of heart disease in women of childbearing years generally has a benign effect on pregnancy?

Which of the following is NOT an effect or smoking during pregnancy?

Pregnancy stresses the cardiovascular system, often worsening known heart disorders. Stresses usually include Hemoglobin and increased blood volume, stroke volume and eventually the heart rate. How soon after the delivery do cardiovascular stresses return to pre-pregnancy levels?

Which of the following is known to put a patient at risk of using illicit drugs during pregnancy?

The nurse is providing health teaching to a group of women of childbearing age. One woman, who states that she is a smoker, asks about smoking’s impact on the pregnancy. The nurse responds that which of the following fetal complications can develop if the mother smokes?

A woman with Class 1 or 2 heart disease during pregnancy can expect to experience a normal pregnancy and birth

A woman with Class 4 heart disease is advised to avoid pegnancy because they are in cardiac failure even at rest and when they are not pregnant.

A woman with a history of congestive heart disease is 36 weeks pregnant. Which of the following findings should the nurse report to the primary health care practitioner?

A 26 year-old G0P0 with a history of well-controlled asthma comes to you for preconception counselling. What should you advise her on with regards to her asthma?

The client makes an appointment for preconception counseling. The woman has a known heart condition and is unsure if she should become pregnant. Which is the only cardiac condition that would cause concern?

A 23-year-old G1P0 with a 2-year history of smoking a half-pack of cigarettes a day comes to you for her first prenatal appointment at 8 weeks gestational age. What can you advise her with regard to smoking cessation?

Contributory factors to SGA/IUGR includes Abruptio placenta. This is defined as:

As a student nurse assigned in OB-OPC you know that SGA is suspected if fundic height is becoming progressively less in size. As you measure the mother’s fundic height you noted that it is at the level of umbilicus. What is the estimated AOG?

Rina attends to the newborn in the clinic. Which of the following is the least of her concerns?

A premature infant is immature and small but proportioned to age:

SGA babies are small, can be immature or mature but weight is not proportioned to age.

This treatment is indicated for patients with RDS whereby they spray surfactant into the tube:

SGA baby weighed below 1500 grams. What is the classification of this SGA baby?

Lung surfactant is produce at what week?

Matching type: Gonococci

Matching type: Chlamydia

Matching Type: Group B Streptococcus

Matching Type: Herpes virus type 2

In your nursing assessment, you study the patient’s clinical signs and symptoms. Which of the following suggests Respiratory Distress Syndrome?

The following are structures of the respiratory system. Which one is not included in the lower airway?

What is the rationale behind a newborn being very susceptible to infection?

What is the effect if infants and children's larynx and glottis are placed higher in the neck?

The mother ask the nurse why children develops hypoxemia more rapidly than adults when they are in respiratory distress. What is the best response of the nurse? 1.Children have higher metabolic rate than adult. 2. Children's respiratory rate are faster than adult. 3.Children's demands for 02 is lower than adult 4.Children's demands for 02 is higher than adult

Which among the defenses of the respiratory system is responsible for removing and destroying microorganism by phagocytes, enzymes and immunoglobulins?

These are important in taking the assessment of pediatric client with respiratory dysfunction. Which one is not included?

Which among these nursing diagnoses is a priority for pediatric client with respiratory problems?

The nurse is assessing pediatric client using her stethoscope and heard wheezes upon auscultation. She instructed the client to do some coughing technique, but wheezes does not clear after coughing several times. What is the indication of this finding.

A preschool child is suffering from acute nasopharyngitis. Upon assessment the child's fever is 39 degree C. What will be the prioritized action of the nurse ?

A mother of pediatric client with tonsillitis ask the nurse why her child is complaining of difficulty of hearing. what is the best response of the nurse?

What assessment finding after tonsillectomy is a priority for the nurse to take action immediately?

What laboratory test provides information regarding lung function, lung adequacy, and tissue perfusion?

What is the drug of choice in pediatric clients with LTB to decrease inflammation?

Mary, 3 yo, has viral infection affecting the larynx, trachea and major bronchi. The child was diagnosed with LTB. In the case of the child with LB, what causes the characteristic barking cough?

An assessment of pedia client with pneumonia had crackles upon auscultation. What is the rationale behind this assessment finding?