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- 1. Multiple Choice
Increased fetal surveillance should occur in the
first trimester of a pregnant woman with preexisting diabetes mellitus to monitor for
congenital anomalies.
signs of hypoxia.
evidence of placental failure.
signs of macrosomia.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which one of the following new pregnant patients should the nurse monitor more closely for signs of gestational diabetes mellitus?
Gravida 2 who is pregnant with triplets
Gravida 3 whose previous children weighed 6 lb, 4 oz and 7 lb, 5 oz at birth
Gravida 1 who is 24 years old
Gravida 2 with a body mass index of 22
- 3. Multiple Choice
A 5-month-pregnant woman has been diagnosed with iron-deficiency anemia. The nurse evaluates the patient teaching on diet to be effective when the woman selects which of the following meals to increase her iron intake?
Refried beans with corn tortillas, Spanish rice, green salad, and coffee
Pinto beans with cornbread and milk
Broiled flounder, baked sweet potatoes, green beans, and iced tea
Chicken with wild rice, steamed broccoli, sliced tomatoes, a green salad, and orange juice
- 4. Multiple Choice
A pregnant woman can reduce her risk for toxoplasmosis by
practicing good genital hygiene.
avoiding the handling of cat litter
using safer sex methods, such as condoms, during intercourse.
maintaining a nutritious diet during pregnancy.
- 5. Multiple Choice
When a pregnant woman progresses from preeclampsia to generalized seizures that cannot be attributed to other causes, it is called __.
gestational hypertension
eclampsia
chronic hypertension
pregnancy induced hypertension
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