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Prenatal care ATI: 30 questions

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ATI Prenatal Care Quiz — Week 1


ATI Prenatal Care Quiz — Week 1Version en ligne Prenatal care ATI: 30 questions par shalik Hill 1 A nurse is calculating a client’s estimated date of delivery using Nagele’s Rule. The client states the first day of her last menstrual period was April 1. Which date should the nurse identify as the estimated date of delivery? a D. December 25 b B. January 8 c C. February 8 d A. January 1 2 A pregnant client reports the first day of her last menstrual period was May 10. Using Nagele’s Rule, which date is the estimated date of delivery? a D. March 10 b A. February 3 c B. February 17 d C. January 17 3 A nurse is teaching a nursing student about Nagele’s Rule. Which statement by the student indicates understanding? a C. “Subtract 3 months and add 7 days.” b D. “Add 9 months and subtract 14 days.” c A. “Add 3 months and subtract 7 days.” d B. “Subtract 7 months and add 3 days.” 4 Which information should the nurse obtain first when using Nagele’s Rule? a B. First day of last menstrual period b C. Date of positive pregnancy test c D. Fundal height measurement d A. Date of conception 5 A pregnant client reports nausea during the first trimester. Which instruction should the nurse provide? a B. Drink fluids with meals only b D. Skip breakfast daily c C. Eat crackers before getting out of bed d A. Eat spicy foods before bedtime 6 A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about urinary frequency during pregnancy. Which statement should the nurse include? a A. “Avoid emptying your bladder often.” b B. “Decrease fluids before bedtime.” c D. “Remain on bedrest.” d C. “Stop drinking water at night.” 7 A pregnant client reports fatigue during the third trimester. Which recommendation should the nurse make? a A. Restrict sleep b D. Avoid naps c B. Exercise continuously d C. Take frequent rest periods 8 A nurse is reinforcing teaching about heartburn during pregnancy. Which instruction should the nurse include? a C. Eat small frequent meals b D. Avoid all fluids c A. Eat large meals d B. Lie flat after meals 9 A pregnant client reports hemorrhoids during the second trimester. Which intervention should the nurse recommend? a A. Ice water enemas b B. Warm sitz baths c D. Fluid restriction d C. Strict bedrest 10 A pregnant client reports leg cramps during the third trimester. Which action should the nurse instruct the client to perform? a D. Massage the abdomen b C. Dorsiflex the foot c B. Keep the knee bent d A. Point the toes downward 11 A pregnant client reports burning with urination and fever. Which condition should the nurse suspect? a A. Hyperglycemia b C. Hypoglycemia c D. Gestational hypertension d B. Infection 12 A pregnant client reports severe vomiting. Which condition should the nurse identify? a C. Gestational diabetes b A. Hyperemesis gravidarum c B. Placenta previa d D. Preterm labor 13 Which finding should the nurse identify as a possible sign of miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy? a C. Vaginal bleeding and abdominal cramping b A. Breast tenderness c B. Mild nausea d D. Urinary frequency 14 A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about reportable findings during pregnancy. Which finding should the nurse include? a B. Fever and chills b C. Increased appetite c D. Stretch marks d A. Mild fatigue 15 A pregnant client reports diarrhea and chills. Which action should the nurse take? a C. Encourage caffeine intake b A. Recommend increased exercise c B. Advise the client to notify the provider d D. Tell the client this is expected 16 A pregnant client at 34 weeks gestation reports a gush of fluid from the vagina. Which complication should the nurse suspect? a C. Ectopic pregnancy b B. Rupture of amniotic fluid c A. Hyperemesis gravidarum d D. Hypoglycemia 17 Which finding should the nurse identify as a danger sign during the second and third trimester? a D. Braxton Hicks contractions b A. Quickening c B. Decreased fetal movement d C. Breast enlargement 18 A pregnant client reports blurred vision and severe headaches. Which condition should the nurse suspect? a B. Infection b A. Hypoglycemia c D. Hyperemesis gravidarum d C. Gestational hypertension 19 A pregnant client reports fruity breath and increased thirst. Which condition should the nurse suspect? a B. Hyperglycemia b D. Infection c A. Hypoglycemia d C. Gestational hypertension 20 A pregnant client reports clammy pale skin and tremors. Which condition should the nurse identify? a C. Hypoglycemia b A. Hyperglycemia c B. Infection d D. Hypertension 21 A pregnant client becomes dizzy while lying flat on her back. Which condition should the nurse suspect? a B. Vena cava syndrome b A. Hyperglycemia c D. Ectopic pregnancy d C. Gestational diabetes 22 Which manifestation should the nurse expect in a client experiencing supine hypotension syndrome? a D. Hypertension b C. Pallor and clammy skin c B. Tachycardia d A. Fever 23 Which position should the nurse recommend to a pregnant client to relieve pressure on the vena cava? a D. Trendelenburg b A. Prone c B. Supine d C. Left-lateral 24 A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about vena cava syndrome. Which statement by the client indicates understanding? a B. “I can place a wedge under one hip.” b C. “I should avoid side-lying positions.” c A. “I should lie flat on my back.” d D. “I should sleep prone.” 25 Supine hypotension syndrome occurs because of pressure from the uterus on which vessel? a B. Pulmonary artery b C. Vena cava c A. Aorta d D. Carotid artery 26 A client is currently pregnant for the third time. She has one term birth and one miscarriage at 10 weeks. Which GTPAL should the nurse document? a B. G2 T1 P1 A0 L1 b A. G3 T1 P0 A1 L1 c C. G3 T0 P1 A1 L1 d D. G3 T1 P1 A1 L0 27 A pregnant client states this is her first pregnancy. Which term should the nurse use to describe the client? a A. Multigravida b B. Nullipara c C. Primigravida d D. Multipara 28 A nurse is reviewing parity with a client. Which statement indicates understanding? a C. “Parity only counts living children.” b B. “Parity counts pregnancies reaching 20 weeks.” c A. “Parity counts all pregnancies.” d D. “Parity counts miscarriages before viability.” 29 A nurse is assessing a client who has been pregnant four times, delivered twins at term, and had one miscarriage. The client has two living children. Which GTPAL should the nurse document? a C. G4 T2 P1 A0 L2 b B. G3 T2 P0 A1 L2 c A. G4 T1 P0 A1 L2 d D. G4 T1 P1 A1 L1 30 A nurse is teaching about viability. Which statement should the nurse include? a A. “Viability begins at 10 weeks.” b C. “Viability only applies to full-term infants.” c D. “Viability occurs after 40 weeks.” d B. “Viability means the fetus can survive outside the uterus.”

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ATI Prenatal Care Quiz — Week 1Version en ligne

par shalik Hill

A nurse is calculating a client’s estimated date of delivery using Nagele’s Rule. The client states the first day of her last menstrual period was April 1. Which date should the nurse identify as the estimated date of delivery?

A pregnant client reports the first day of her last menstrual period was May 10. Using Nagele’s Rule, which date is the estimated date of delivery?

A nurse is teaching a nursing student about Nagele’s Rule. Which statement by the student indicates understanding?

Which information should the nurse obtain first when using Nagele’s Rule?

A pregnant client reports nausea during the first trimester. Which instruction should the nurse provide?

A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about urinary frequency during pregnancy. Which statement should the nurse include?

A pregnant client reports fatigue during the third trimester. Which recommendation should the nurse make?

A nurse is reinforcing teaching about heartburn during pregnancy. Which instruction should the nurse include?

A pregnant client reports hemorrhoids during the second trimester. Which intervention should the nurse recommend?

A pregnant client reports leg cramps during the third trimester. Which action should the nurse instruct the client to perform?

A pregnant client reports burning with urination and fever. Which condition should the nurse suspect?

A pregnant client reports severe vomiting. Which condition should the nurse identify?

Which finding should the nurse identify as a possible sign of miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy?

A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about reportable findings during pregnancy. Which finding should the nurse include?

A pregnant client reports diarrhea and chills. Which action should the nurse take?

A pregnant client at 34 weeks gestation reports a gush of fluid from the vagina. Which complication should the nurse suspect?

Which finding should the nurse identify as a danger sign during the second and third trimester?

A pregnant client reports blurred vision and severe headaches. Which condition should the nurse suspect?

A pregnant client reports fruity breath and increased thirst. Which condition should the nurse suspect?

A pregnant client reports clammy pale skin and tremors. Which condition should the nurse identify?

A pregnant client becomes dizzy while lying flat on her back. Which condition should the nurse suspect?

Which manifestation should the nurse expect in a client experiencing supine hypotension syndrome?

Which position should the nurse recommend to a pregnant client to relieve pressure on the vena cava?

A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about vena cava syndrome. Which statement by the client indicates understanding?

Supine hypotension syndrome occurs because of pressure from the uterus on which vessel?

A client is currently pregnant for the third time. She has one term birth and one miscarriage at 10 weeks. Which GTPAL should the nurse document?

A pregnant client states this is her first pregnancy. Which term should the nurse use to describe the client?

A nurse is reviewing parity with a client. Which statement indicates understanding?

A nurse is assessing a client who has been pregnant four times, delivered twins at term, and had one miscarriage. The client has two living children. Which GTPAL should the nurse document?

A nurse is teaching about viability. Which statement should the nurse include?