Rasmussen Maternal Child Practice Exam

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• Which screening tool is used for postpartum depression and when is it commonly performed?
• During a cystourethrogram, which action is a nursing responsibility?
• Which statement accurately reflects GERD management regarding weight?
• In adolescent sexual activity education, which strategy is described as 100% effective?
• In Legg-Calve Perthes disease, what is a key activity restriction for the affected leg?
• How is intrapartum GBS prophylaxis implemented?
• Which description correctly describes lochia alba?
• Next step after a nonreactive NST or CST?
• Which of the following is a strategy to promote successful breastfeeding initiation?
• Which statement best describes the autonomy stage in toddlers (18 months to 3 years)?
• Which are key nursing considerations for a patient with an epidural during labor?
• Which statement best describes what an echocardiogram assesses?
• Which sign is commonly observed in meningitis in infants?
• List two risk factors for neonatal hypoglycemia and the initial management.
• How should the newborn be bathed in the first 24 hours and what should be avoided?
• What is the correct technique for administering eye drops to a child?
• Which of the following is a sign of placental abruption?
• What should be recorded in a non-stress test?
• Hypertropia describes which type of eye misalignment?
• Why is tube feeding often performed through the mouth rather than the nose in infants?
• Which agents are used for ophthalmic prophylaxis in newborns?
• Which is an appropriate chest tube nursing intervention?
• Which nursing goal is emphasized in caring for a patient with meningitis?
• Why is skin-to-skin contact encouraged immediately after birth?
• When instructing a caregiver on eye-drop administration, which action should be avoided?
• Which sign is commonly associated with severe dehydration in an infant?
• Which rule is used to estimate the due date from the first day of the last menstrual period?
• Which two risk factors are associated with placental abruption?
• Rh immunoglobulin prophylaxis is typically administered at which times during pregnancy?
• A third-trimester patient presents with painless, bright red vaginal bleeding and a soft uterus. What is the likely diagnosis and the immediate nursing action?
• Which finding would disqualify Category I fetal heart rate tracing?
• Which complication is associated with untreated strep pharyngitis?
• Which sign may be observed in meningitis due to neck hyperextension?
• Which is a key safety measure for chest tube management?
• Which antibiotic is first-line for intrapartum Group B Streptococcus prophylaxis?
• Delayed cord clamping is defined as clamping the umbilical cord how long after birth, and what are its potential benefits and risks?
• What is the standard intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis for cesarean delivery?
• Which APGAR component assesses the infant's response to stimuli?
• In the GTPAL system, term pregnancies are deliveries at how many weeks gestation or more?
• What is the first-line treatment for anaphylactic shock?
• Describe the typical progression of lochia after delivery.
• Which statement describes failure to thrive criteria and its possible resolution?
• What is the single most important way to prevent disease?
• In the context of rupture of membranes, antibiotic prophylaxis is considered when and to prevent which infection?
• In the management of a sickle cell crisis, which nursing intervention is typically considered a primary priority?
• Which of the following best represents a primary bronchiolitis nursing intervention?
• Which symptom describes placenta previa?
• If a newborn mother is Rh-negative and the baby is Rh-positive, which statement is true regarding newborn management?
• Which of the following is a characteristic sign of placenta previa?
• Why is erythromycin ophthalmic ointment given to all newborns?
• Which practice is part of intrapartum management for a patient with hypertension?
• What is the priority nursing intervention with a prolapsed cord?
• In acute burn care, what is the highest priority in an emergency situation?
• When administering digoxin, which assessment is essential?
• What is the primary reason for prompt antibiotic treatment of strep throat?
• Which action supports reducing childhood obesity?
• How is insulin typically distinguished and administered?
• In GTPAL, Term refers to deliveries at 38 weeks gestation or more.
• What is the most common cause of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome and a key preventive strategy?
• Which is a sign of hypoglycemia in a newborn?
• Which of the following describes a standard management step after membranes rupture during labor?
• In nursing assessment for a head injury, which signs are important to monitor?
• What type of specimen is commonly used for drug screening in pregnant individuals?
• In the GTPAL system, Living denotes what?
• The Moro reflex disappears by which age?
• Which statement about antibiotic use is correct?
• What is the timing for intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis in cesarean delivery?
• Which components constitute initial postpartum hemorrhage management?
• Which adverse effect is commonly associated with oral iron therapy?
• Which treatment strategy is recommended to reduce the risk of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome in preterm birth?
• In infancy, which factor contributes to the development of trust according to Erikson?
• After tonsillectomy, which condition indicates the need for hydration as a nursing priority?
• Which statement best describes the signs of chorioamnionitis and the appropriate nursing response?
• Which statement best contrasts placenta previa with placental abruption regarding pain and uterine tone?
• Which statement about water exposure during tympanostomy tube therapy is true?
• Which is not a component of APGAR scoring?
• Which burn type involves damage to the deepest layer of skin and underlying tissues?
• In postpartum hemorrhage, tranexamic acid should be administered how?
• Droplet precautions require which PPE?
• Apgar scoring assesses which of the following domains?
• Which of the following is a correct step in using a metered-dose inhaler?
• Which age group is most likely to contract sexually transmitted infections?
• Which is a complication of congenital adrenal hyperplasia?
• Which of the following is a sign or symptom of varicella?
• Which finding is a sign of pneumonia?
• Which of the following is a typical finding associated with dehydration?
• What is a common treatment for croup?
• Which of the following is a sign or symptom of PTSD?
• Which of the following describes an appropriate plan of care for a fracture?
• In a single-parent family needing a medical procedure, what must the nurse ensure first?
• Which of the following is a hallmark sign of Kawasaki disease?
• What is the mechanism of action of digoxin?
• What is a known risk associated with tympanostomy tubes?
• Which statement describes the timing of onset for physiologic jaundice?
• In APGAR scoring, a heart rate less than 100 bpm is assigned how many points?
• What is a common cause of glomerulonephritis?
• When should Pitocin be discontinued during labor management?
• What does CST stand for in fetal monitoring?
• Which test is commonly used first in evaluating a suspected neonatal heart murmur?
• Which counseling point is appropriate for a patient with ruptured membranes?
• Identify two risk factors for ectopic pregnancy.
• Which cast-care practice is NOT recommended?
• Which sequence correctly lists Kubler-Ross stages in the commonly cited order?
• Which action supports reducing childhood obesity? (Second item)
• During a non-stress test, the patient should press the button when:
• Which of the following is NOT a stage in Kubler-Ross's model?
• What are the five components of the APGAR score?
• Which statement about growth hormone therapy is true?
• Which condition is a contraindication to circumcision?
• Which description best matches placental abruption?
• What is the main maternal concern when the newborn is large-for-gestational-age (LGA)?
• Which of the following statements best describes the initial approach to evaluating a newborn for suspected sepsis?
• How does the fundus typically descend after birth?
• Which analgesia approach is considered safe during labor?
• In APGAR scoring, which appearance score corresponds to pink body with blue extremities?
• Which antibiotic regimen is commonly used as first-line therapy for chorioamnionitis?
• Which statement best describes essential nursing considerations for a patient with an epidural during labor?
• Which finding is commonly associated with Cushing syndrome?
• Which statement about pancrelipase is correct?
• List two signs of magnesium sulfate toxicity to monitor.
• What test is typically done to assess a new heart murmur?
• Which statement about antibiotic use is NOT recommended?
• Where are fetal heart tones best heard in breech presentation?
• Which precaution is recommended for a child with ALL regarding temperature measurement?
• What is the primary purpose of tympanostomy tubes?
• How is HIV managed in pregnancy to reduce vertical transmission?
• Which outcome is associated with narcotics use during labor?
• Which symptom cluster is most characteristic of type 1 diabetes in children?
• Which analgesia options are commonly used during labor?
• Which of the following are recommended components of atopic dermatitis care?
• Which symptom is typical of pertussis (droplet precautions)?
• Which statement accurately describes proper car seat installation for a young child?
• Which of the following is a sign of postoperative infection?
• The anterior fontanelle is commonly described as the soft spot. When does it typically close?
• During a preschool health screening, which tasks are typically performed?
• Which statement best describes a risk factor for Type 2 diabetes?
• If itching occurs under a cast, which of the following is recommended relief method?
• What is the normal neonatal respiratory rate range?
• In Rh incompatibility, Rhogam is indicated when the mother is Rh-negative and the baby is Rh-positive.
• Treatment options for dysmenorrhea commonly include which of the following?
• Which statement correctly identifies when Rhogam should be used?
• Placental abruption may be associated with which fetal heart rate pattern?
• Which practice reduces skin cancer risk?
• What is the initial diagnostic approach for a suspected ectopic pregnancy in a stable patient?
• What is the purpose of giving vitamin K to the newborn and when is it given?
• In nursing care for coarctation of the aorta, which assessment is important?
• What defines Category I fetal heart rate tracing?
• Which action is a nursing task during a blood transfusion?
• Which of the following is considered an abnormal finding on a breast examination?
• What type of lung sound is commonly associated with bacterial pneumonia?
• What is the serum glucose threshold used to define hypoglycemia in a newborn?
• Which statement is appropriate when preparing a patient for a cystourethrogram?
• When should the Hepatitis B vaccine be administered to a newborn?
• Which of the following is a contraindication to circumcision?
• Which practice is recommended to protect against skin cancer?
• For airborne precautions, which item is essential?
• Which ultrasound finding is associated with placenta previa?
• Outline the initial steps in neonatal resuscitation if the newborn is not breathing.
• How is phototherapy initiated for neonatal jaundice?
• Which statement correctly describes the use of magnesium sulfate in pregnancy with hypertensive disorders?
• Which fontanelle is commonly referred to as the soft spot on a newborn's skull?
• What is the most important day-to-day treatment to prevent crises in sickle cell anemia?
• Rhogam pointers: which antigen does it target to prevent alloimmunization?
• In Erikson's theory, how do parents contribute to the developmental task of infancy?
• Group B streptococcus screening is typically performed at:
• Which maternal conditions are routinely screened in pregnancy because they affect fetal development?
• Glycemic control in pregnancy helps prevent which complications?
• Which of the following lists the APGAR components?
• Name three severe features of preeclampsia.
• Postpartum depression screening should be conducted at which timepoint, or earlier if risk factors are present?
• Distinguish physiologic jaundice from pathologic jaundice in newborns.
• When discussing an ailment with a patient, which data should be collected first?
• Which symptom is a sign of postoperative infection?
• Which action after ruptured membranes is aimed at reducing infection risk?
• Which finding is associated with spastic cerebral palsy?
• In a cyanotic spell of tetralogy of Fallot, aside from knee-to-chest positioning, which adjunct may help?
• What is the developmental stage for a toddler and an example?
• Delayed cord clamping is associated with higher iron stores and which potential risks?
• A reactive non-stress test is indicated by:
• Which practice helps promote thermal stability in newborns?
• What is the typical first-line management for suspected chorioamnionitis?
• Which is an appropriate nursing intervention for epiglottitis?
• A patent ductus arteriosus murmur is best described as which?
• What precaution should immunocompromised individuals take regarding social gatherings?
• Which signs may indicate postpartum endometritis?
• Which statement about myringotomy tubes is true?
• By one year, an infant's birth weight typically ...
• Which action is not recommended during a seizure?
• Which pulse finding is characteristic of coarctation of the aorta?
• Which description best matches absence seizures?
• What distinguishes a reactive NST from a nonreactive NST or CST result?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes induction of labor from augmentation?
• Which statement about antenatal corticosteroids in preventing neonatal RDS is correct?
• Which of the following is a common sign of pyelonephritis?
• In managing osteomyelitis, which route is commonly used for initial antibiotic therapy?
• At what age do the epiphyseal lines typically close in females?
• Which of the following is a sign of asthma?
• Which statement best identifies an abnormal finding on a breast exam?
• Which statement best describes a metabolic disturbance associated with Type 2 diabetes?
• What is the single most important task of a nurse during any abuse case?
• Rh immune globulin (Rhogam) is given to prevent maternal sensitization in which scenario?
• What does esotropia mean?
• In postpartum hemorrhage not responding to uterotonics, which intervention is considered?
• Which symptom would most strongly indicate postoperative hemorrhage after tonsillectomy?
• Which PPE combination is appropriate to protect against HIV transmission in a clinical setting?
• Which statement best describes the Bishop score?
• Which method is listed as a way to help hospitalized children feel less lonely through communication technologies?
• Which parameter should be monitored in patients taking valproic acid for seizures?
• When is the 1-hour glucose test performed during pregnancy?
• Which statement about chorioamnionitis management is correct?
• Which prophylaxis measures are performed at birth besides vaccines?
• Delayed cord clamping is associated with which outcome?
• What is the immediate action when a wound is hemorrhaging blood?
• Iron supplementation guidance for parents of a child receiving iron?
• During tympanostomy tube therapy, what is recommended regarding water exposure?
• What is a primary treatment for severe dehydration?
• Which of the following could be signs of sexual abuse in a child?
• Define a reactive NST.
• Lochia serosa is described as pink/brown discharge lasting about 10-14 days. Which option reflects this description?
• Delayed cord clamping is associated with which benefit for the newborn?
• Which statement about the management of neonatal hypoglycemia is accurate?
• For a newly placed cast, which assessment is essential?
• Rupture of membranes during labor may increase the risk of which outcome?
• If a NST is nonreactive, what is the next appropriate step?
• Which of the following is a recommended management step for GERD?
• What is a recommended way to reduce loneliness for hospitalized children?
• During a seizure, which nursing action is most appropriate?
• In the GTPAL system, Gravidity refers to what?
• An Apgar score of 8 at 1 minute and 9 at 5 minutes indicates which of the following?
• Which statement describes the infectious period of varicella relative to rash development?
• When is the first dose of the MMR vaccine given and what does it prevent?
• Which set of actions promotes thermal stability in a newborn?
• What is the first-line treatment for postpartum hemorrhage due to uterine atony?
• Which is a sign of increased intracranial pressure in an infant?
• What is essential teaching for patients at risk for anaphylaxis who are prescribed an epinephrine pen?
• Which statement about umbilical stump care in the first 24 hours is most accurate?
• Treatment of growth hormone deficiency with recombinant human growth hormone (rhGH) is typically delivered by which route and schedule?
• In a hospital setting, what positioning is recommended when a child with tetralogy of Fallot has a cyanotic spell?
• In post-tonsillectomy nursing care, what is the main focus besides pain?