Appendix cards - motherhood - only (2023)

The nurse helped provide a newborn. That care measures aremore effectiveBy preventing heat loss by evaporation?
1. Cradle cushion heating
2. Close the room doors
3. Dry the baby with a hot blanket
4. Call the radiation heating up

3. Dry the baby with a hot blanket

The mother of a newborn calls the clinic and reports that when the umbilical cord was cleaned, she realized that the cable was wet and that the discharge was present.More profileCare lessons for this mother?
1. Bring the baby to the clinic.
2. This is a normal event.
3. Raise the frequency with which the cable is clean per day.
4. Monitor the cable for another 24 to 48 hours and call the clinic when the high continues.

1. Bring the baby to the clinic.

The nurse evaluates a newborn after circumcision and finds that the circumcised area is red with a small amount of bloody drainage.More arrest?
1. Exercise soft pressure.
2. Strengthen the dressing.
3. Document discoveries.
4. Contact the medical specialist (HCP).

3. Document discoveries.

The nurse in a newborn kindergarten monitors a newly lasting newborn for respiratory protection discomfort syndrome. What evaluation results would the nurse notice about the possibility of this syndrome?
1. Tachipnea and Provisions
2. acrocianosis and growl
3. Hypotension and bradycardia
4. Presence of a canyon and acroyanosis break

1. Tachipnea and Provisions

The postpartum nurse gives the mother instructions from a newborn with breastfeeding hyperbilirubinemia. The nurse must provide thatMore profileInstruction for the mother?
1. feed the newborn less frequently.
2. Then breastfeeding every 2 to 4 hours.
3. Change the baby to feed the baby for 2 weeks.
4. Stop breastfeeding and change to feed the bottles permanently.

2. Then breastfeeding every 2 to 4 hours.

The nurse evaluates a newborn who was born by a qualified mother of the mother. What determination would the nurse expect during the evaluation of this newborn?
1. Short
2. Drowsiness
3. Cry constant
4. Humos when staying

3. Cry constant

The nurse observes hypotension, irritability and a bad suction reflection during a newborn controlled by time to admit the kindergarten. Is the suspicious nurse of fetal alcohol syndrome and is aware that the additional signal coincides with this syndrome?
1. 19 inches in length
2. Abnormal palms
3. Birth weight of 6 lb, 14 ounces
4. Adequate head circuit reference for the gestational era

2. Abnormal palms

The nurse prepares a care plan for a newborn with fetal alcohol syndrome. The nurse should include whichpriorityIntervention in the service plan?
1. Allow the newborn to establish the sleep pattern itself.
2. Hold the newborn in an illuminated area of the kindergarten.
3. Promote the frequent use of the newborn of the team and parents.
4. Monitor the newborn reaction to performance and weight gain.

4. Monitor the newborn reaction to performance and weight gain.

The nurse handles erythromycin ointment (0.5%) in the eyes of a newborn, and the mother asks the nurse why this is done.betterSo the nurse ensures the prophylaxis of newborns?
1. Protect the eyes of newborns from possible infections that were taken as a hospital.
2. Avoid the cataracts of the newborn, who was born by a woman who is susceptible to the rubella.
3. Minimizes the increase in microorganisms to the newborn through invasive procedures during childbirth.
4. An infection called neonatorum ophthalmia prevents a newborn woman with an unrelated gonococcal infection.

4. An infection called neonatorum ophthalmia prevents a newborn woman with an unrelated gonococcal infection.

The nurse is preparing for newborn phototherapy. What interventions should be included in the service plan?Select everything that is applied.
1. Avoid stimulation.
2. Reduce fluid intake.
3. Expand the skin of the newborn.
4. Monitor the skin temperature closely.
5. Replace newborns every 2 hours.
6. Cover the eyes of the newborn with signs or points.

The nurse develops a care plan for a woman with infection with an immune virus of human deficiency and her newborn. Did the nurse include the service plan?
1. Monitoring of the vital functions of the new routine
2. Stand up to date with standard precautions while taking care of the newborn
3. Start of the transfer to evaluate blindness, deafness, learning problems or behavioral problems
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2. Stand up to date with standard precautions while taking care of the newborn

The nurse plans to take care of a newborn of a mother with diabetes mellitus.priorityRemembering nursing for this newborn?
1. Delay delay due to excessive size
2. Security conservation due to low blood sugar levels
3. Verify due to suction and reflexes of swallowing with disabilities
4. High body temperature due to excess fat and glycogen

2. Security conservation due to low blood sugar levels

What statement reflects the understanding of a new mother about teaching the prevention of fresh -tissue kidnapping?
1. "I will put my baby's crib near the door."
2. "Some health officers have no names of names."
3. "There is no problem with the fact that the staff of the non -graduate auxiliary personnel bring my newly activated infants to the kindergarten."
4. "I will ask the nurse to serve my baby when I bit and my husband is not here."

4. "I will ask the nurse to serve my baby when I bit and my husband is not here."

The nurse is preparing for a vitamin K injection for a newborn, and the mother asks the nurse why her son needs injection.betterAnswer should the nurse deliver?
1. "Your newborn needs vitamin K to develop immunity."
2. "Vitamin K protects its new awareness of being jaundice."
3. "Newborns have sterile intestines and vitamin K promotes the growth of bacteria in the intestine."
4. "The newborn has a lack of vitamin K, and this injection prevents bleeding."

4. "The newborn has a lack of vitamin K, and this injection prevents bleeding."

The nurse monitors a client who receives oxytocin (oxytocin) to induce delivery work.immediatelyOxytocin infusion interruption?
1. Fatigue
2. Drowsiness
3. Uterushyperestimulation
4. Early delays in fetal heart rate

3. Uterushyperestimulation

A pregnant client receives magnesium sulfate for the treatment of proEklampsia. Does the nurse find that the client has toxicity with the medication when the evaluation is determined?
1. 3+ proteinuria
2. 10 breaths/minute breaths
3. Presence of deep tendon reflexes
4. 6 meq/l serum magnesium level

2. 10 breaths/minute breaths

The nurse monitors a customer through an early hand that obtains intravenous magnesium sulfate. Did the nurse monitor the disadvantageous effects of this medication?Select everything that is applied.
1. Flight
2. Hypertura
3. Increased urine production
4. Depressive breaths
5. Extreme muscle weakness
6. Hyperactive reflexes of deep tendon

The nursing instructor asks a nursing student to describe the procedure to handle erythromycin ointment in the eyes of a newborn.Is additional teaching necessary?
1. "I will wash my eyes after exchanging the ointment."
2. "I will clean the eyes of the newborn before bringing ointment."
3. "I have to handle the ointment of my eyes within 1 hour after delivery."
4. "I will transmit the eye ointment in each conjunctiva bag of the newborn."

1. "I will wash my eyes after exchanging the ointment."

A client in premature babies (31 weeks), which expands with 4 cm, has begun in magnesium sulfate and contractions stopped. If customer work can be inhibited during the next 48 hours, do the nurse wait for a recipe forWhat medication?
1. Nalbuphine (Nubain)
2. Betamethasone (Celestone)
3. Rho (D) Globulin Imune (Rhogam)
4. DinoPrinton (VaginalSertion Cervidil)

2. Betamethasone (Celestone)

Metäilergonovin (Michhergin) is prescribed to a womanpriorityAttention evaluation?
1. Uterus -Ton
2. Blood pressure
3. Lychiemenge
4. Deep tendon reflexes

2. Blood pressure

The nurse is preparing to give (tradition) Beratant of a premature baby with breath syndrome. Does the nurse plague to administer the medication on what route?
1. Intradermica
2. Intratraqueteo
3. Subcutaneous
4. Intramuscularmente

2. Intratraqueteo

An opioid analgesic is granted to a client in contractions. The assigned nurse who deals with the client ensures what is immediately available when respiratory depression occurs.
1. Naloxone
2. Morphinsulfat
3. Betamethasone (Celestone)
4. Meperidinhidroclorid
(Demerol)

1. Naloxone

Rh_Ö(D) Immunonglobulin (Rhogam) is prescribed to a client after delivery and the nurse provides information to customers about the purpose of the medication. The nurse discovers that the woman understands the goal when the woman states that she is protected in the nextBaby, what condition?
1. Land RH Positiva Blood
2. Development of a rubella infection
3. Develop the development of physiological jaundice
4. They are affected by HR incompatibility

4. They are affected by HR incompatibility

Menylergonovine (meter kit) is prescribed for a customer with postpartum bleeding. Before the medication is administered, does the nurse communicate with the doctor who prescribed the medicine if documented in the client's medical history?
1. Hypotonia
2. Hypothyroidism
3. Diabetes mellitus
4. Peripheral vascular diseases

4. Peripheral vascular diseases

A positive customer for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) offers a newborn child. The nurse instructions to help the client take care of his baby.Do you need more instructions?
1. "I will definitely wash my hands before and after using the bathrooms."
2. "I have to breastfeed, especially in the first 6 weeks after childbirth."
3. "Support groups are available to understand my HIV diagnosis."
4. "My newborn should take antiviral medications in the first 6 weeks after childbirth."

2. "I have to breastfeed, especially in the first 6 weeks after childbirth."

The nurse carries out an initial evaluation in a freshly angry child. To evaluate the child's head, the nurse finds that the ears are low.More arrest?
1. Document discoveries.
2. Organize for auditory tests.
3. Notify the medical specialist.
4. Cover your ears with gauze tablets.

3. Notify the medical specialist.

The nurse offers a new mother instructions on the care of a newborn. What is the mother's statement?More instructions?
1. "The cord falls in 1 to 2 weeks."
2. "Alcohol can be used to clean the cable".
3. "I should clean the cable two or three times a day."
4. "I have to double the diaper on the cable to avoid infection."

4. "I have to double the diaper on the cable to avoid infection."

The nurse in the kindergarten evaluates a newly cleaned child born from an alcohol mother. How should the evaluation see the nurse?
1. Short
2. Irritability
3. Normal birth weight
4. A larger than normal appetite in food

2. Irritability

The doctor after care teaches a mother to shower the newborn and the mother who executes the processLack of understanding instructions?
1. The mother bathes the newborn after a diet.
2. The mother states that she would collect all supplies before the beginning of the bathroom.
3. The mother states that she would never leave the child alone in the water bath.
4. The mother fills a clean pelvis or a sink with 2 to 3 inches of water and then checks the temperature with the wrist.

1. The mother bathes the newborn after a diet.

A girl who has a mother with an HIV infection (human immunodeficiency virus) The presence of antibodies against HIV is proven. An immunosoric test connected to enzymes (Elisa) is carried out and the results are positive.?
1. POSITIVE FOR HIV
2. shows the presence of a maternal infection
3. Indicates that the newborn will then develop aids in life
4. positive for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

2. shows the presence of a maternal infection

A nurse who uses in a kindergarten for newborns is thatpriorityArticle next to the newborn?
1. A rectal thermometer
2. A brain pressure sleeve
3. A specific gravity urinometer
4. A sterile normal saline solution bottle

4. A sterile normal saline solution bottle

The nurse instructed measures to clean the penis to a mother with a new form that is not trimmed. What a statement of the mother does you understand how the newborn's penis can be cleaned?
1. "I must remove the foreskin and clean the penis every time I change the diaper."
2. "I have to remove the foreskin and clean the penis every time I take my baby."
3. "I have to avoid removing the foreskin to clean the penis because it can cause adhesions."
4. "I should remove the foreskin kindly, as much as he goes to the penis and then pull the skin towards the penis after cleaning."

3. "I have to avoid removing the foreskin to clean the penis because it can cause adhesions."

The nurse is preparing to instruct a client how to bathe a newborn. What statement should the nurse add in the instruction?
1. "Start with your eyes and face."
2. "Start with your feet and work."
3. "Make the verse first and then the front."
4. "Start your chest, move to your face and finish the rest of the body."

1. "Start with your eyes and face."

The nurse is preparing for a vitamin K injection in front of a newborn. What injection site should the nurse select?
1. The gluteus muscle
2. The lower appearance of the straight muscle of FMORIS
3. The appearance of the upper third of the huge lateral muscle
4. The lateral appearance of the middle third of the huge lateral muscle

4. The lateral appearance of the middle third of the huge lateral muscle

The nurse evaluates the reflexes of a newborn child.
1. Make a strong and abrupt sound to scare the newborn.
2. Promote the newborn foot ball by firm pressure.
3. Promote the perioral cave of the newborn with a finger.
4. Promote the pillows of the hands of the newborn by firm pressure.

1. Make a strong and abrupt sound to scare the newborn.

A newer new receives phototherapy with a household phototherapy with a bilirubin level of 14 mg/dl. Would the nurse plan to plan which instructions in the service lesson plan during the visit to the home include the newborn mother?
1. Apply areas to the new skin
2. Evaluation of the integrity of the skin and the fluid state of the newborn
3. Do you have a minimum contact with the newborn to avoid stimulation?
4. Mother tips to limit the oral admission of the newborn during phototherapy

2. Evaluation of the integrity of the skin and the fluid state of the newborn

The nurse carries out the Apgar score for a newly recruited after birth. The nurse indicates that the heart rate is less than 100.The skin color shows some cyanosis ends. The nurse should be morecorrectDo you document what Apgar score for the newborn?
1. 3
2. 5
3. 7
4. 10

2. 5

The nurse in the newborn kindergarten carries out important admission signs to a newborn child. The nurse indicates that the respiratory rate of the newborn is 50 breaths per minute. What measure should the nurse take?
1. Document discoveries.
2. Contact the medical specialist.
3. Apply an oxygen mask to the newborn baby.
4. Cover the newborn with blankets and qualify the frequency of breathing in 15 minutes.

1. Document discoveries.

Menylergonavina (Mesthergine) was prescribed for a woman who risked bleeding after birth in immediate postpartum time. The nurse who is prepared for drug administrationpriorityIs the article next to the bed?
1. Peripads
2. Metric band
3. Reflexhammer
4. blood pressure poston

4. blood pressure poston

The butorfanol tartrato (Stadol) is prescribed to a woman at work, and the woman asks the nurse about the goal of the medication.More profileAnswer?
1. "The drug ensures pain relief during childbirth."
2. "The medicine helps prevent nausea and vomiting."
3. "The medicine will help increase contractions."
4. "The medicine avoids respiratory depression in the newborn."

1. "The drug ensures pain relief during childbirth."

The nurse in the study measures the APARM score in a newborn baby and points out that the score is 4. What the nurse hasHighest priority?
1. Be an intravenous line (IV) in the newborn.
2. Place the newborn on a venture monitor of cardiority.
3. Place the newborn in the hottest radiation incubator.
4. Manage oxygen with the newborn.

4. Manage oxygen with the newborn.

The nurse in the circulatory room is new.
1. An artery
2. Two veins
3. Two arteries
4. A artery and a vein

3. Two arteries

The domestic nurse visits a mother a week after the birth of a child who risks the development of innate syphilis of newborns. After teaching her mother about the signs and symptoms of this disorder, the nurse indicates that her mother monitorsBaby, what discovery?
1. Loose seats
2. Acute llito
3. strong eating habits
4. An eruption made of broken skin of copper

4. An eruption made of broken skin of copper

The nurse in the garden of newborn infants is preparing to conclude an initial evaluation for a newly recruited child, who has just included in the kindergarten. The nurse should put a hot roof on the exam table to avoid the lossHeat in the baby caused why baby?
1. Radiation
2. Convection
3rd line
4. Evaporation

3rd line

The nurse in the child care room carries out a rating in a newborn to determine the Apgar score. The nurse observes an APGAR score of 6. What should the nurse determine due to this score?
1. The newborn needs a violent rebirth.
2. The newborn fits well with extrauterine life.
3. The newborn needs some revitalized interventions.
4. The newborn has difficulty adapting to the additional life of the territorial.

3. The newborn needs some revitalized interventions.

A nurse informs the mother of a new one in the new measures to maintain the child's health. Does the nurse identify as an example of primary prevention activities for the baby?
1. Selective baby placement
2. Regular exams of a good baby
3. Phenylcetonuria test (PKU) at birth at birth
4. Admission of an antibiotic to a staphylococcal infection of the umbilical cord

2. Regular exams of a good baby

The nurse is preparing to bathe a 1 -day newborn. What measure the nurse should avoid when carrying out the procedure?
1. He immersed the newborn in the water
2. Support the body of the newborn during the bathroom
3. Make sure the water temperature is hot
4. Make sure the water temperature does not exceed 100 ° F

1. He immersed the newborn in the water

When delivering a newborn, the nurse carries out an initial evaluation. If the nurse should plan to determine the points of Apgar?
1. 1 minute after birth and 5 minutes after birth
2. Immediately at birth, 3 minutes after birth and 10 minutes after birth
3. A 1 minute after birth, 5 minutes after birth and 10 minutes after birth
4. 1 minute after birth after cutting the cord and the mother delivers the placenta

1. 1 minute after birth and 5 minutes after birth

Immediately after birth, the nurse leads the Apgar score for a newborn.The nurse must document the appearance score when the lamp syringe and skin color are pink.
1. 3
2. 5
3. 7
4. 10

4. 10

The newly used infant nurse is investigating important admission signs to a newborn child. Does the nurse document that the heart rate is in the normal range if the heart rate is observed in the evaluation?
1. i0 beaten/no
2. 90 beaters/no
130 beaten/no
4. 180 beaten/no

130 beaten/no

The nurse carries out a newborn evaluation that was approved in the kindergarten after birth.probablyMeet?
1. A depressive front plumber
2. A soft and flat front plumber
3. A front plumber with 1 cm
4. A front plumber with 7 cm

2. A soft and flat front plumber

The nurse verifies the record of a newly activated child in the kindergarten and discovered that the health profession has documented the presence of a cephalohematoms.com based on this documentation. What should the nurse observe in the child's evaluation?
1. A divided seam for more than 1 cm
2. A rigid, rigid and immovable line
3. Soft tissue swelling of the head and scalp
4. Edema that arises from bleeding under the skull perioste

4. Edema that arises from bleeding under the skull perioste

The nurse gives the kindergarten a newly erased child and points out that the medical specialist has documented that the newborn has an ompalocele. Will it realize an evaluation, where the nurse should document the location of the viscera in this state?
1. Within the abdominal cavity and under the skin
2. Within the abdominal cavity and under the dermis
3. Out of the abdominal cavity and not covered with a bag
4. Out of the abdominal cavity, but inside a translucent bag, peritoneum covered and amniotic fluid membrane

4. Out of the abdominal cavity, but inside a translucent bag, peritoneum covered and amniotic fluid membrane

The mother of a 1 month child feeds the child and asks the nurse about the stomach's ability of a child. What should the nurse tell the client the capacity of a 1 month age?
1. 10 of the 20 ml
2. 30 a 90 ml
3. 75 of the 100 ml
4. 90 a 150 ml

4. 90 a 150 ml

In a newborn, a newborn is diagnosed with a gastroesophageal reflux (ger), and the baby's mother asks the nurse to explain the diagnosis. What description should the nurse plan to plan to support the answer?
1. The stomach content was attributed to the esophagus.
2. The esophagus ends before reaching the stomach.
3. Abdominal content horny through an opening of the diaphragm.
4. Part of the stomach is projected through the esophageal rupture of the diaphragm.

1. The stomach content was attributed to the esophagus.

The nurse evaluates a newborn with a diagnosis of a hiatus hernia.mostDo you expect to see in the baby?
1. Excessive oral secretions
2. Listen to intestinal noises in the chest
3. swallow and spit after a meal
4. Tos, panting and short apno spots

4. Tos, panting and short apno spots

A child was born by a mother with hepatitis B.What prophylactic measure would be shown for the child?
1. Hepatitis B -Vacuna administered within 24 hours after birth
2. Globulina -Munmun (GI), which was administered as soon as possible after delivery
3. Hepatitis B -Globulin -ammun (Hbig) administered within 14 days after birth
4. Hepatitis B (Hbig) and Hepatitis B

4. Hepatitis B (Hbig) and Hepatitis B

The nurse is responsible for a newborn. Blood samples for serum chemicals are interpreted and the total level of limestone is specified as 8.0 mg/dl. How should the nurse interpret this laboratory value?
1. A normal value
2. less than normal
3. Think about it as normal
4. Notification of the health service provider is required

1. A normal value

The nurse is responsible for a newly used term. Any evaluation that the nurse finds to suspect the potential of jaundice in this child?
1. Presence of a cephalohematoma
2. Blood point for the children of the negative
3. 8 -pound birth weight 6 ounces
4. A negative result of the direct coombs test

1. Presence of a cephalohematoma

After a difficult vaginal birth, the nurse carries out an approval evaluation in a recently declared child with the diagnosis of a subdural bruise. What evaluation technology would help support the diagnosis of the newborn?
1. Monitor the urine to the blood
2. Urinary output standard monitoring
3. EXTM CONTRACT TEST
4. Stimulans for reflex responses at the extremes

4. Stimulans for reflex responses at the extremes

What medicine should the nurse plan to administer a recently managed by the intramuscular route (IM)?
1. Erythromycin
2. Tetracycline 1%
Tres.phytondian (vitamina K)
4. Measles of measles-medication-rubella

Tres.phytondian (vitamina K)

The nurse of a newly used infant garden performs an evaluation of a child. What intervention should the nurse measure the size of the child's head?
1. Wrap the adhesive tape around the baby's head and measure directly under the eyebrows.
2. Place the adhesive tape under the baby's head, wrap around the back of the head and measure just above the eyebrows.
3. Place the adhesive tape metric under the child's head at the bottom of the skull and wrap yourself directly under the eyes on the front.
4. Place the adhesive tape metric on the back of the child's head, wrap the ears and measure in the child's mouth.

2. Place the adhesive tape under the baby's head, wrap around the back of the head and measure just above the eyebrows.

The nurse develops a care plan for a new early child.
1. fine and gallery, with greater subcutaneous fat
2. fine and gallery, with greater amounts of brown fat
3. Redden, translucent and gallery, with reduced amounts of subcutaneous fat
4. With thin and low hair in epidermal and thin layers, with more brown fat

3. Redden, translucent and gallery, with reduced amounts of subcutaneous fat

The nurse in the study is new. The nurse determines in the qualification of the headMore arrest?
1. Document discoveries.
2. Organize for auditory tests.
3. Cover your ears with gauze tablets.
4. Notify the medical specialist (HCP).

4. Notify the medical specialist (HCP).

The nurse takes care of a newborn child at a small age (SGA) immediately after entering the garden of infants. What the nurse must monitor that thePriority?
1. Urine output
2. General level of bilirubin
3. Blood sugar levels
4. Hemoglobin and hematocrit levels

3. Blood sugar levels

An initial evaluation is carried out in a large newborn child (LGA). What type of physical evaluation technology should the nurse help to evaluate the evidence of a trauma born?
1. Plape Als Clavela for a fracture.
2. Listen to your heart through a cardiac defect.
3. White skin for jaundice detection.
4. Perform the ortholanis maneuver for hip transfer.

1. Plape Als Clavela for a fracture.

The nurse in the newborn kindergarten evaluates a newborn born by a mother with a mother. What would the nurse notice in the newborn?
1. tremble
2. Bradycardia
3. Flacid muscles
4. Extreme lethargy

1. tremble

A child returns to the nursing unit after the operation to diagnose a esophagus with trachefago alcohol (TEF). The child receives intravenous liquids and there is an available gastrostomy tube. Action?
1. Gastrostomier tube increases
2nd volume the gastrostomy pipe in bed
3. Hold the low suction gastomy pipe
4. Connect gastrostomy to the energy pump

1. Gastrostomier tube increases

What would be seen as a normal finding in a newly lived with less than 12 hours?
1. Breaves the reasons
2. Cardiac rate of 190 beats/min
3. Blue Discoloration of Hands and Feet
4. A yellow discoloration of sclera and body

3. Blue Discoloration of Hands and Feet

The nurse, which weighs a newly administered term during the first evaluation of the newborn, finds that the weight of the child 4325 G. A nurse determines that this baby can be at risk, what complications?Select everything that is applied.
1. Retinopathy
2. Hypoglycemia
3. Collarbone roto
4. Hyperbilirubinemia
5. Congenital cardiac defect
6. Funeral

A newly cattle is delivered by spontaneous vaginal delivery. At the reception of newborn wine, the nursepriorityWhat action should be carried out?
1. Determine the APGAR score.
2. Heart rate auscultation.
3. The newborn is completely.
4. Take the rectal temperature of the newborn.

3. The newborn is completely.

The team nurse in an intensive care unit for newborns is aware that red electrical transactions indicate emergency energy and in case of an interruption will work to reject the sepsis of the streptococcal exposure of group B.What equipment requires energy? Would the nurse be connected to red plugs in case of energy failure?Select everything that is applied.
1. Call the bell
2. Electricity pump
3. Vital Signal Machine
4. Phototherapy -Lamparas
5. INTRAVENOUS PUMP (IV)

What would be seen as a normal finding in a newly lived with less than 12 hours?
1. Breaves the reasons
2. 190 rhythms/minute heart rate
3. Blue Discoloration of Hands and Feet
4. A yellow discoloration of sclera and body

3. Blue Discoloration of Hands and Feet

Would that look like an abnormal knowledge in a newly won with less than 12 hours?Select everything that is applied.
1. Breaves the reasons
2. Presence of Caseous Vernix
3. 190 rhythms/minute heart rate
4. Fontanella primer with 5.0 cm
5. Blue and feet discoloration
6. A yellow discoloration of sclera and body

A nurse evaluates a pregnant woman who receives intravenous magnesium sulfate for the treatment of preeclampsia and discovers that the deep reflexes of women are missing.
1. The infusion rate must be increased.
2. Magnesium sulfate is effective.
3. The woman experiences cerebral edema.
4. The woman experiences excess magnesium.

4. The woman experiences excess magnesium.

Metäilergonovin (Methhergin) is prescribed for a woman with postpartum bleeding for the uterus. Before treating the medication, the nurse must verify whatmore importantCustomer parameter?
1. Bougge flow
2. Urine output
3. Temperature
4. Blood pressure

4. Blood pressure

A nurse monitors a freshly cleaned child.priorityNursing action?
1. Strengthen the dressing.
2. Document the discoveries.
3. Contact the medical specialist.
4. Adjust the drainage and send the sample to the cultural laboratory.

3. Contact the medical specialist.

A nurse is preparing to take care of a newborn who has difficulty breathing syndrome.InitialThe action must plan the nursebetterDoes it facilitate the connection between the newborn and the parents?
1. Encourage parents to play in their newborn.
2. Identify specific care tasks that parents can accept.
3. Explain used devices and how it works to help your newborn.
4. Enter brochures that help you understand the condition of your newborns.

1. Encourage parents to play in their newborn.

The butopanol great -grandson is prescribed to contrast a client in contractions. The nurse understands that this medicine is prescribed to achieve what result.
1. Display
2. Promotion of fetal pulmonary maturity
3. Increase in uterine contractions
4. Reduction of uterine contractions

1. Display

A client who experienced early work in the 29th week of pregnancy was taken to the hospital. The client has an admission to obtain betamethasone. Does the nurse press the medication so that you have what measures?
1. Stop the uterine contractions
2. Avoid spontaneous delivery
3. Promotes the maturation of fetal lungs
4. Accelerates the fetus growth rate

3. Promotes the maturation of fetal lungs

A client with preeclampsia receives magnesium sulfate. Did the nurse describe the customer exactly what magnesium signal -toxicity?
1. Proteinuria
2. Presence of tendon reflexes
3. 10 breaths breathing rate/min
4. 5 meq/l serum magnesium level

3. 10 breaths breathing rate/min

A nurse has a routine recipe to transmit erythromycin ointment in the eyes of a newborn. Does the nurse plan to explain to parents that it is the purpose of the medication?
1. Help the newborn to see more clearly.
2. Guarantee the sterility of the conjunctiva in the newborn.
3. Stop the infection acquired during intrauterine life.
4. Protect the newborn to develop an eye infection during birth.

4. Protect the newborn to develop an eye infection during birth.

A nurse has a routine recipe for the treatment of a phytonadion injection (vitamin K) as a newborn. Before giving medications, the mother's nurse explains that this medicine has what function?
1. Animate to the liver to produce vitamin K
2. Prevention of coagulation disorders in the newborn
3. Prevention of vitamin deficiency of the resolution of fat fats that are soluble
4. Baby supplement because breast milk and formula are low in vitamin K

2. Prevention of coagulation disorders in the newborn

A client at the early birth begins in intravenous magnesium sulfate to stop contractions. Did the nurse verify if the medication is available as an antidote if necessary?
౧.vitamin K.
2. Magnesium oxide
3. CalciumGluconat
4. Aluminiumhydroxid

3. CalciumGluconat

A nurse gave a client an intramuscular dose of Metylergonavina (mesthergine) after the administration of a child. The nurse discovers that this medicine had the planned effect when the found found?
1. Reduced pulse frequency
2. Increased urine production
3. Uterus Tom improved
4. Increase in blood pressure

3. Uterus Tom improved

The nurse is preparing to listen to the apical heart rate of a newborn. The nurse explains the procedure and should observe that the heart rate is normal if what rate is given?
1. A heart rate of 100 blows/min
2. A heart rate of 140 strokes/min
3. A heart rate/min
4. A heart rate of 190 beats/min

2. A heart rate of 140 strokes/min

The nurse is preparing for the breath of a newly used. The nurse carries out the process and should find that the respiratory speed is normal when called at respiratory speed.
1. A respiratory rate of 20 breaths/min
2. A respiratory rate of 40 breaths/min
3. A respiratory rate of 70 breaths/min
4. A respiratory rate of 80 breaths/min

2. A respiratory rate of 40 breaths/min

The nurse performs an evaluation of a newborn. The nurse is preparing to measure the scope of the newborn's head. What procedure should the nurse use this procedure?
1. Wrap the paper band around the head of the newborn and measure just above the eyebrows.
2. Place the paper tape under the head of the newborn, wrap the occiput and measure directly on the eyes.
3. Place the paper tape on the back of the head, wrap the ears and measure in the mouth of the newborn.
4. Place the paper tape under the head of the newborn at the bottom of the skull and wrap it directly on the eyes on the front.

2. Place the paper tape under the head of the newborn, wrap the occiput and measure directly on the eyes.

The nurse verifies the reflexes of a newborn. What measure the nurse must act to obtain Moor's reflection?
1. Apply your hands or beat the mattress.
2. Promote perior cavity with a finger.
3. Promote the child's foot with solid pressure.
4. Promote the child's hands with firm pressure.

1. Apply your hands or beat the mattress.

The nurse plans to handle an intramuscular injection of vitamin K in a newly tissue. To select the injection in what place of the nurse?
1. The gluteus muscle
2. The lower appearance of the straight muscle of FMORIS
3. The appearance of the upper third of the huge lateral muscle
4. The lateral appearance of the middle third of the huge lateral muscle

4. The lateral appearance of the middle third of the huge lateral muscle

Is the nurse preparing for the management of the rebirth of newborns in front of this newborn?
1. 20 to 40 breaths/min
2. 40 to 60 breaths/min
3. 70 to 80 breaths/min
4. 80 to 100 breaths/min

2. 40 to 60 breaths/min

The nurse performs an initial evaluation of a newborn. When evaluating the newborn, the nurse finds that the ears are low. That is the attention campaignMore profileinitially?
1. Document discoveries.
2. Organize for auditory tests.
3. Cover your ears with gauze tablets.
4. Notify the medical specialist (HCP).

4. Notify the medical specialist (HCP).

A nurse instructed the client to swim its newborn. The nurse shows the client the procedure and asks the client to perform the procedure the next day. What observation of the nurse shows that the client is that the client is a procedurecorrect?
1. The client begins to the newborn, starting with the eyes and face.
2. The client cleans the ears of the newborn and then moves to his eyes and face.
3. The client lava the arms, chest and back, followed by the neck, arms and face.
4. The client lava the whole body of the newborn and then washed his eyes, face and scalp.

1. The client begins to the newborn, starting with the eyes and face.

A nurse offers customer instructions for the care of its newborn instructions regarding cable care. What a statement made by the client shows aDo you need more teaching?
1. "The cord falls in 1 to 2 weeks."
2. "I should clean the cable two or three times a day."
3. "Alcohol can be used if prescribed to clean the cable."
4. "I have to double the diaper on the cable to avoid infection."

4. "I have to double the diaper on the cable to avoid infection."

The nurse gives the mother the instructions of a newborn with hyperbilirubinemia. What instruction should her mother's nurse do?
1. The frequency of breastfeeding increases.
2. Stop breastfeeding and change to feed the bottles permanently.
3. Put between breastfeeding sessions in bottles in bottles.
4. Change the baby to feed the baby with high bilirubin mirrors during the time and feed it less frequently.

1. The frequency of breastfeeding increases.

A nurse monitors a newborn born by a client who abuses alcohol. What discovery should the nurse observe when evaluating this newborn?
1. Short
2. Irritability
3. Weight of birth greater than normal
4. A larger than normal appetite in food

2. Irritability

A nurse monitors a newly lasting newborn to breathe complaints (RDS) syndrome. What discovery in the newborn should be aware of the possibility of this syndrome?
1. Tachipnea and Provisions
2. acrocianosis and growl
3. Hypotension and bradycardia
4. The presence of a canyon break with acroyanosis

1. Tachipnea and Provisions

The nurse verifies the Apgar point number of 1 minute of a newborn based on the following evaluation. Heart rate is 160 blows/min. It has a positive breathing effort with a strong cry; your muscle tone is active and very flexible; Has a strong reflection of Gags and shouts with stimulation of the soles of his feet; your body is pink, with cyanotic hands and feet. What is the 1 minute apgar score of the newborn?
1. 7
2. 9
3. 8
4. 10

2. 9

What are the modes of heat loss in the newborn?Select everything that is applied.
1. Radiation
2. Orination
3. Convection
4. Driving
5. Evaporation