Newborn Care Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Newborn Care Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Postpartum and newborn care par RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 One hour after delivery, the nurse assists the mother to the bathroom, assesses lochia, massages the fundus if needed, and reassesses before leaving the room. What is the best rationale for this sequence? a It decreases the risk of postpartum hemorrhage b It allows documentation to be completed efficiently c It improves maternal comfort and mobility after delivery 2 Four hours postpartum, a client’s fundus is firm and at the umbilicus. Lochia is heavy with clots, and blood pressure has decreased since the last assessment. What does this combination of findings most suggest? a Normal progression of postpartum recovery b Expected lochia pattern during the first 24 hours c Early signs of postpartum hemorrhage 3 While assessing reflexes, the nurse lifts the newborn slightly near the edge of an open bassinet. Which safety principle is most compromised? a Protecting the newborn’s airway during assessment b Preventing falls and accidental injury c Maintaining a sterile and infection-free environment 4 The nurse assists with the newborn’s first feeding by placing the infant skin-to-skin on the mother’s chest and covering both with a warm blanket. What is the primary benefit of this intervention? a Prevents hypoglycemia during the first feeding b Allows nursing assessment to be completed more quickly c Promotes thermal regulation and early bonding 5 Before feeding, the nurse strokes the newborn’s cheek and observes the infant turn toward the stimulus and open the mouth. This finding best indicates: a The newborn’s ability to coordinate swallowing b Presence of the rooting reflex c Adequate respiratory effort for feeding 6 During a postpartum assessment, the nurse notes the fundus is firm but displaced slightly to the right of midline. What action should the nurse prioritize? a Encourage the mother to rest and reassess later b Continue routine monitoring without intervention c Assess bladder fullness and assist the client to void 7 A postpartum client reports increasing perineal pain unrelieved by medication. The fundus is firm and midline, lochia is scant, and vital signs are stable. Which concern should the nurse recognize? a Possible hematoma or developing infection b Normal tissue soreness after delivery c Expected discomfort related to uterine involution 8 After a bath, the nurse places the newborn uncovered on the scale while preparing documentation. This action most increases the risk for: a Transmission of skin flora b Delayed maternal-infant bonding c Temperature instability and heat loss 9 A newborn has an APGAR score of 7 at one minute and 8 at five minutes. The infant is breathing spontaneously but has mild acrocyanosis. How should the nurse interpret these findings? a The newborn requires immediate resuscitation measures b The newborn is failing to transition effectively c The newborn is improving but requires continued monitoring 10 During routine newborn assessment, the nurse notes shallow respirations and minimal movement while the infant remains pink centrally. What is the nurse’s best initial action? a Reposition, stimulate gently, and reassess respirations b Prepare for emergency airway management c Continue observation without intervention 11 Two hours postpartum, the nurse notes a boggy uterus displaced to the right, heavy lochia rubra, and a heart rate of 118/min. The client last voided before delivery. What action should the nurse prioritize? a Assist the client to void and reassess uterine tone b Continue monitoring and reassess in 30 minutes c Administer prescribed uterotonic medication

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Newborn Care Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

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One hour after delivery, the nurse assists the mother to the bathroom, assesses lochia, massages the fundus if needed, and reassesses before leaving the room. What is the best rationale for this sequence?

Four hours postpartum, a client’s fundus is firm and at the umbilicus. Lochia is heavy with clots, and blood pressure has decreased since the last assessment. What does this combination of findings most suggest?

While assessing reflexes, the nurse lifts the newborn slightly near the edge of an open bassinet. Which safety principle is most compromised?

The nurse assists with the newborn’s first feeding by placing the infant skin-to-skin on the mother’s chest and covering both with a warm blanket. What is the primary benefit of this intervention?

Before feeding, the nurse strokes the newborn’s cheek and observes the infant turn toward the stimulus and open the mouth. This finding best indicates:

During a postpartum assessment, the nurse notes the fundus is firm but displaced slightly to the right of midline. What action should the nurse prioritize?

A postpartum client reports increasing perineal pain unrelieved by medication. The fundus is firm and midline, lochia is scant, and vital signs are stable. Which concern should the nurse recognize?

After a bath, the nurse places the newborn uncovered on the scale while preparing documentation. This action most increases the risk for:

A newborn has an APGAR score of 7 at one minute and 8 at five minutes. The infant is breathing spontaneously but has mild acrocyanosis. How should the nurse interpret these findings?

During routine newborn assessment, the nurse notes shallow respirations and minimal movement while the infant remains pink centrally. What is the nurse’s best initial action?

Two hours postpartum, the nurse notes a boggy uterus displaced to the right, heavy lochia rubra, and a heart rate of 118/min. The client last voided before delivery. What action should the nurse prioritize?