41. Fetal bradycardia is defined by the fetal heart rate as less than 100 BPM.

21. An RN suspect a patient is experiencing a placental abruption based on assessment of which of the following?  Mark all that apply. 

46.  The RN notes that the neonate was over 4000 grams and the mother experienced a precipitous second stage of labor, resulting in a stage 3B laceration.  The nurse would descriptively document this laceration as: Mark most appropriate. 

17. Upon ultra sound monitoring the RN notes the patient has

An X-X bond length is 48 pm and a Y-Y bond length is 88 pm. Determine the bond length of an X-Y bond.

7. A patient’s last menstrual history was March 20, 2020. What is the estimated due date?

14. The RN is assessing the pregnant patient for gastrointestinal tract symptoms.  The RN may expect to find: Mark all that apply. 

57. The congenital heart condition of Tetrology of Fallot requires surgical repair.  This is a life threatening condition that involves 4 defects of the heart causing decreased oxygenated blood to flow throughout the rest of the body. 

9. When conducting a prenatal 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 she thinks she is 8 weeks pregnant, with a history of delivering triplets at 31 0/7 weeks.  The triplets are now 5 years old.  She also has a 2 year old son who was delivered at 37 2/7 weeks and one elective termination when she was 18 years old.  Using the GP (TPAL) method, how would the RN document her pregnancy history? 

16. Amniotic fluid is critical for fetal lung development.