NCLEX_CRUSADE_ACADEMY TEST - 6 CONDITIONS_RELATED_TO_PREGNANCY_+_Q&A

1. Spontaneous abortion is defined as pregnancy loss before: 16 weeks. 18 weeks. 20 weeks. 24 weeks.

2. In incomplete abortion, the cervix is: Closed. Open with retained tissue. Fully dilated with no tissue. Normal.

3. Accurate blood loss measurement requires: Visual estimation. Counting pads. Weighing pads (1g = 1 mL). Patient report only.

4. RhoGAM protocol applies when: Mom Rh+. Dad Rh-. Mom Rh- and Dad Rh+. Both Rh-.

5. Hyperemesis gravidarum differs from morning sickness by: Occurring only in 1st trimester. Severe dehydration and weight loss. Mild nausea only. Resolving by week 12.

6. Ketones present in urine during hyperemesis indicate: Infection. Starvation metabolism. Diabetes. Normal pregnancy.

7. Priority sequence in chorioamnionitis begins with: Antibiotics first. Continuous monitoring. Obtain cultures. Deliver immediately.

8. In DIC, laboratory findings include: Increased platelets. Decreased D-dimer. Elevated PT/PTT and D-dimer. Normal fibrinogen.

9. Warfarin in pregnancy is: Safe. Preferred. Contraindicated (teratogenic). First-line.

10. Hydatidiform mole presents with: Low hCG. Fetal heartbeat present. Grape-like clusters. Normal uterus size.

11. After molar pregnancy evacuation, the rule is: Attempt pregnancy in 3 months. No pregnancy for 1 year. No follow-up needed. Start anticoagulation.

12. Vulvar hematoma is suspected when patient reports: Mild spotting. I need to defecate pressure feeling. Headache. Fever only.

13. Hemodynamic instability in vulvar hematoma includes: Bradycardia. Tachycardia & hypotension. Hypertension. Normal labs.

14. SAUR method prioritizes: Stable over unstable. Chronic over acute. Real over potential. Expected over unexpected.

15. According to SAUR, unstable patients are seen: Last. After chronic. Before stable patients. Only if acute.

16. In trauma with abruption placentae, priority action is: Assess fetal tones. Give pain meds. Change IV to 18-gauge. Position upright.

17. Reactive NST requires: No accelerations. 1 acceleration. 2+ accelerations in 20 minutes. Immediate delivery.

18. Supine hypotension is caused by compression of the: Aorta. Pulmonary artery. Vena cava. Carotid artery.

19. Heparin in pregnancy is: Contraindicated. Safe (does not cross placenta). Teratogenic. Avoided postpartum.

20. The hierarchy of needs filter places highest priority on: Pain. Psychosocial. ABC (Airway, Breathing, Circulation). Documentation.