Blog

Case Study 3.5 You are the nurse working in a gynecologic clinic. You are providing contraceptive counseling for a 36 year old G3P2012. She hasn’t been sexually active for the past year, but has met someone and is interested in starting contraceptives again.   The patient decides that she would like the Copper IUD. The provider will be in to place it within 10 minutes. What priority action should you perform? 

You are a L&D RN caring for a pregnant person on the antepartum unit. The patient is a 27 y/o G1P0 at 27w0d admitted for preterm labor. While on the monitor, she has a prolonged deceleration. What is your next action? 

You are the primary L&D RN caring for a 36 y/o G1P0 at 39w2d. Her medical history is significant for advanced maternal age and GDMa2. The growth ultrasounds have been within normal limits. She has been pushing for almost 4 hours and the fetus is crowning. What do you ensure is at the bedside for this delivery? 

I certify that no unauthorized assistance has been received or given in the completion of this exam. I understand that I will receive a zero on this quiz or exam and will be reported to the Associate Dean if any academic dishonesty is discovered. Academic dishonesty includes not having your face and eyes visible in the proctoring  window, using unauthorized notes, or using your cell phone for any purpose while taking a quiz or exam on Honorlock. Please sign your name below

Case Study 4.4 Scenario: You are the OB clinic RN seeing a college age female here for her first OB visit at 7 weeks gestation. She describes having multiple sexual partners and does not use condoms or birth control.  When asked what symptoms she is having she describes being nauseous, constipated, having night sweats, mouth ulcers, swollen lymph nodes, and a rash.  Now: You are seeing the patient for a follow-up visit after their diagnosis of HIV during pregnancy. The patient asks you about the likelihood of passing HIV to her fetus/baby. Which statements are true: SATA

SATA: You are the postpartum RN for caring for a 19 y/o G2P1000 who had a term NSVD. Her pregnancy was complicated by methamphetamine use and cannabis use. Pertinent medical history includes a prior diagnosis of syphilis, ADHD, and several broken bones.  Her partner is gone for the first time since you assumed care. You need to ask her the sensitive questions on the intake. What do you need to assess this patient for? 

Case Study 1.7 You are the nurse caring for a 34 year old G1P0 at 41 weeks gestation. She is being induced due to gestational hypertension. The induction is started with cytotec (misoprostol) and also utilized pitocin.  You determined that the patient is having late decelerations. You have tried interventions and the late decelerations continue. The provider is in the room. The provider performs a cervical exam, 8/90/0, and has moderate amount of blood on the glove. You palpate the patient’s abdomen and would describe it as “rigid and board-like.” It has been determined that the patient is having an abruption. What do you anticipate happening next? 

What is the first symptom of syphilis? 

What best describes the principle of positive reinforcement? 

Which of the following is NOT a requirement of ethical psychological research?