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NCLEX PREP MATERNITY: Obstetric Screening Essentials


Froggy Jumps NCLEX PREP MATERNITY: Obstetric Screening EssentialsOnline version Quick obstetrics quiz by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A pregnant client is scheduled for an amniocentesis and appears anxious. Which explanation by the nurse best supports understanding of the test’s purpose and safety? a It guarantees early detection of all fetal conditions b It replaces other prenatal screening tests c It analyzes amniotic fluid for genetics, lung maturity, or infection using ultrasound guidance 2 After an amniocentesis, which client report should the nurse recognize as most concerning and report promptly? a Mild abdominal cramping that improves with rest b Clear fluid leaking from the vagina c Tenderness at the needle insertion site 3 A client asks why she must drink a glucose solution during pregnancy. What explanation by the nurse best describes the purpose of this test? a It diagnoses diabetes and starts treatment immediately b It estimates fetal size and growth patterns c It evaluates how the body processes sugar to protect mother and baby 4 During a non-stress test, the nurse observes fetal movement without heart rate accelerations. What is the nurse’s best next action? a Encourage activity to increase contraction strength b Continue monitoring and report the nonreactive pattern to the RN c End the test and reassure the client it is expected 5 A client asks what the nurse is assessing during an NST. Which response best explains the purpose of the test? a Frequency and intensity of uterine contractions b Progress of cervical dilation and fetal descent c Heart rate responses to movement indicating oxygenation and neurologic status 6 A biophysical profile is ordered. Which explanation by the nurse best describes what this test evaluates? a Fetal movement, breathing, tone, fluid volume, and heart rate patterns b Placental blood flow during induced contractions c Genetic abnormalities through amniotic fluid testing 7 A contraction stress test shows late decelerations during contractions. What should the nurse do next? a Repeat the test after allowing the client to rest b Continue monitoring since decelerations are common c Report the findings promptly due to possible placental insufficiency 8 A pregnant client asks why GBS screening is done late in pregnancy. Which response by the nurse is most accurate? a It identifies infections needing treatment before delivery b It determines immunity to common maternal infections c It checks for bacteria that could be passed to the newborn during birth 9 A client tests positive for GBS at 36 weeks. Which statement shows correct understanding after teaching? a “My baby will need antibiotics before delivery.” b “I will receive antibiotics during labor to help protect my baby.” c “I need antibiotics now to treat the infection.”

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NCLEX PREP MATERNITY: Obstetric Screening EssentialsOnline version

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A pregnant client is scheduled for an amniocentesis and appears anxious. Which explanation by the nurse best supports understanding of the test’s purpose and safety?

After an amniocentesis, which client report should the nurse recognize as most concerning and report promptly?

A client asks why she must drink a glucose solution during pregnancy. What explanation by the nurse best describes the purpose of this test?

During a non-stress test, the nurse observes fetal movement without heart rate accelerations. What is the nurse’s best next action?

A client asks what the nurse is assessing during an NST. Which response best explains the purpose of the test?

A biophysical profile is ordered. Which explanation by the nurse best describes what this test evaluates?

A contraction stress test shows late decelerations during contractions. What should the nurse do next?

A pregnant client asks why GBS screening is done late in pregnancy. Which response by the nurse is most accurate?

A client tests positive for GBS at 36 weeks. Which statement shows correct understanding after teaching?