33. A pregnant patient’s amniotic sac spontaneously breaks as evidenced by a gush of clear fluid with a contraction.  Which is most appropriate for the RN to do first?  

18. The RN notes the patient is experiencing a low amount of amniotic fluid. What should the RN ask the patient regarding potential reasons for lower than normal amniotic fluid?  Mark all the apply.

Look at the photo below. This is Hurricane Fran, on September 4, 1996 as it heads north toward the coast of Georgia. It maxed out as a Category 3 hurricane with its effects felt as far north as Ontario! The lines connect the letters to certain features of this storm.   At which point was the calmest part of the storm?   

52.  Circulation changes that occur shortly after birth for the newborn include:  Mark all that apply

10.When collecting a obstetric  assessment on a patient, the RN understands the need to calculate the number of pregnancies and live births for a patient history. The patient states this is her third pregnancy. She delivered her oldest daughter at 40 3/7, miscarried a son at 17 weeks, and delivered her younger daughter at 41 2/7.  The RN documents this as:  Mark the most appropriate. 

63.  While at an urgent care clinic the RN is caring for a 6 year old child with a fractured forearm, she determines the break is a greenstick fracture.  She documents this and will take further action.  Mark the action that is appropriate for this case. 

43.  The APGAR score is a tool used by the RN to assess the neonate’s physical condition at the time of birth.  This tool measures:  Mark the most appropriate. 

72. Patent ductus arteriosus is the condition in which the ductus arterious closes too soon causing excessive pulmonary pressure. 

The Polar Jet stream sometimes helps airplanes arrive earlier than expected. In which global winds is the Polar Jet Stream embedded?

27. The RN takes measures to maintain thermoregulation by vigorously rubbing the newborn with a towel or blanket.  The RN understands this is necessary due to: Mark the most appropriate answer.