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CNUR 303: Nursing Questions and Answers, Exams of Public Health

A collection of questions and answers related to cnur 303, a nursing course. It covers topics such as gestational diabetes, gbs testing, pregnancy stages, labor stages, and postpartum care. Useful for students preparing for exams or reviewing key concepts.

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2024/2025

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CNUR 303 Questions and Answers
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When is GTT checked for gestational diabetes? ✔✔24-28 weeks
When is GBS tested? ✔✔35-37 weeks vaginal/rectal swab
about 5 week window where you can have it or not
GPTPAL ✔✔G: gravida - total # of pregnancies including current pregnancy
P: para - total # of pregnancies carried to greater than 20 weeks
T: term - # of term infants greater then or equal to 37 weeks
P: premature - # of premature infants, after 20 weeks but before completion of 37
A: abortion - # of therapeutic or spontaneous abortion before 20 weeks
L: living - # of living children
When would an Rh - mom receive WinRho? ✔✔28 weeks and then once baby is born (must be
72 hours post partum)
Average weight gain? ✔✔11.5 - 15 kg (25 - 35 lbs)
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When is GTT checked for gestational diabetes? ✔✔ 24 - 28 weeks When is GBS tested? ✔✔ 35 - 37 weeks vaginal/rectal swab about 5 week window where you can have it or not GPTPAL ✔✔G: gravida - total # of pregnancies including current pregnancy P: para - total # of pregnancies carried to greater than 20 weeks T: term - # of term infants greater then or equal to 37 weeks P: premature - # of premature infants, after 20 weeks but before completion of 37 A: abortion - # of therapeutic or spontaneous abortion before 20 weeks L: living - # of living children When would an Rh - mom receive WinRho? ✔✔28 weeks and then once baby is born (must be 72 hours post partum) Average weight gain? ✔✔11.5 - 15 kg (25 - 35 lbs)

Best position for CO and uterine position? ✔✔Left lateral recumbent Presumptive signs of pregnancy ✔✔- amenorrhea

  • morning sickness
  • excessive fatigue
  • urinary frequency
  • changes in breasts Probable signs of pregnancy ✔✔- goodell's sign - softening of the cervix
  • chadwick's sign - vascular cervix
  • hegar's sign - softening of the lower segment of the uterus
  • positive pregnancy test
  • progressive uterine enlargement Positive signs of pregnancy ✔✔- objective
  • cannot be a cause of another pathology
  • fetal heart - cannot hear till about 8 weeks
  1. Early/latent phase ✔✔- 0-3 cm/0-40%
  • regular, mild contraction
  • increase in intensity and frequency
  • dilation and effacement begin
  • if in hospital FHR auscultated q 4
  • exciting, relief, some anxiety
  1. Active phase ✔✔4-7 cm/40-80%
  • contractions become longer and stronger
  • form regular pattern
  • pain increases
  • nurse is expected to auscultate FHR q 15-30 min
  • fear, anxiety increases
  1. Transitional phase ✔✔8-10 cm/80-100%
  • stronger, powerful, and efficient contractions
  • cervical dilation complete
  • fetus rapidly descends into birth passage
  • rectal pressure
  • urge to bear down
  • N&V
  • FHR q 15-30 min
  • eagerness, irritable, increased need for support
  1. Pushing/expulsion ✔✔- urge to push increases, becomes uncontrollable (for some)
  • perineum begins to bulge, flatten & move anteriorly
  • minutes to several hours of pushing
  • perineal stretching/burning
  • FHR auscultated after q contraction
  1. Placental delivery/explosion ✔✔- time baby is born to when placenta is delivered
  • oxytocin push w/ anterior shoulder aid separation of placental from uterine wall Indications of placental delivery:
  1. lengthening of the umbilical cord
  2. sudden gush of blood

Cervidal ✔✔- slow release and left in for up to 24 hours

  • can try to maximum of 3 times
  • *TOLAC or VBAC cannot have this drug, because it increases their risk of uterine rupture Oxytocin/synto ✔✔- causes contractions, makes labor more efficient
  • given IV according to protocol
  • 10 units/500 ml NS hung as a secondary line
  • used for induction & augmentation of labor
  • half life 7-12 minutes
  • cannot use if cervix is not ripe Bubblers ✔✔Breasts Uterus Bladder Bowels Lochia Episiotomy

Reaction Signs VS for newborn HR, RR, T ✔✔HR 110- RR 30 - 60 T 36.5 - 37.3 axilla Low BGM? ✔✔less than 2.6 mol/L