NCLEX CRUSADE ACADEMY TEST - 2 MATERNITY CARE PRT 2

1. If an action provides new information, it is classified as: Implementation. Assessment. Delegation. Evaluation.

2. Administering medication is categorized as: Assessment. Monitoring. Implementation. Evaluation.

3. If assessment is NOT done in the stem, priority is to: Implement immediately. Call provider. Get the data first. Prepare for delivery.

4. In unclear emergencies (preeclampsia), first priority was: Magnesium sulfate. Check blood pressure. Induce labor. Prepare C-section.

5. Magnesium sulfate therapeutic goal is to: Lower BP. Prevent seizures. Induce labor. Increase urine.

6. Magnesium toxicity is indicated by: Hyperreflexia. Respirations >20. Absent deep tendon reflexes. Urine >50 mL/hr.

7. Antidote for magnesium toxicity is: Oxytocin. Calcium gluconate. Terbutaline. Naloxone.

8. In active seizure scenario, first action is: Check BP manually. Prepare C-section. Reposition patient. Administer Mg sulfate.

9. Reassuring fetal heart rate baseline is: 90-100 bpm. 100-120 bpm. 110-160 bpm. 160-180 bpm.

10. Early decelerations are caused by: Placental insufficiency. Head compression. Cord prolapse. Maternal hypotension.

11. Late decelerations indicate: Normal finding. Placental insufficiency. Head compression. Fetal movement.

12. First intervention for late decels is: Oxygen. IV fluids. Reposition to left side. Call provider.

13. Repositioning works because it improves: Oxygen mask fit. Maternal circulation. Uterine contraction. Cervical dilation.

14. If all answers are implementations, prioritize: Longest action. Provider notification. Airway/Circulation first. Documentation.

15. Kick counts concerning if less than: 5/hour. 8/hour. 10/hour. 12/hour.

16. Do not treat without: Provider. Data. IV access. Consent.

17. Do not delay when: Provider absent. Emergency clear. Labs pending. Family concerned.

18. Early decels require: Oxygen. Prepare delivery. Continue monitoring. C-section.

19. Magnesium sulfate requires monitoring of: Blood glucose. DTRs, RR, urine output. Hemoglobin. Potassium only.

20. NCLEX prioritization tests primarily: Memory. Speed. Safety. Documentation.