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Question 1 of 5.

The RN and the student nurse are caring for the postpartum client who is 16 hours postdelivery. The RN evaluates that the student needs more education about uterine assessment when the student is observed doing which activity?

A. Elevating the client's head 30 degrees before doing the assessment

B. Supporting the lower uterine segment during the assessment

C. Gently palpating the uterine fundus for firmness and location

D. Observing the abdomen before beginning palpation

Explanation: For uterine assessment, the client should be positioned in a supine position so the height of the uterus is not influenced by an elevated position. When beginning the assessment, one hand should be placed at the base of the uterus just above the symphysis pubis to support the lower uterine segment. This prevents the inadvertent inversion of the uterus during palpation. Once the lower hand is in place, the fundus of the uterus can be gently palpated. The abdomen should be observed prior to palpation for contour to detect distention and for the appearance of striae or a diastasis.

Question 2 of 5.

Which explanation by the nurse correctly describes the occurrence of identical twins?

A. Two separate ova are fertilized by identical sperm.

B. The mother releases two identical ova.

C. One fertilized ovum divides into two identical halves.

D. Two identical ova are fertilized by two identical sperm.

Explanation: Identical twins result from one fertilized ovum splitting into two identical embryos, sharing the same genetic material.

Question 3 of 5.

In the primigravid client, when is fetal movement typically felt for the first time?

A. Between 10 and 14 weeks' gestation

B. Between 16 and 20 weeks' gestation

C. Between 22 and 26 weeks' gestation

D. Between 28 and 32 weeks' gestation

Explanation: Primigravid women typically feel fetal movement (quickening) between 16 and 20 weeks, later than multigravida women.

Question 4 of 5.

Which method best promotes client comfort during the pelvic examination?

A. Have the client lift her head off the table.

B. Have the client press her back into the examination table.

C. Have the client tighten her buttocks.

D. Tell the client to let her knees fall outward.

Explanation: Letting the knees fall outward relaxes the pelvic muscles, reducing discomfort during the pelvic examination.

Question 5 of 5.

Which nursing instructions concerning exercise during pregnancy are accurate? Select all that apply.

A. Avoid exercising during hot, humid weather.

B. Avoid exercises involving bouncing or jumping movements.

C. Drink plenty of fluids before and after exercising.

D. Limit strenuous activity to no more than 60 minutes a session.

E. Perform exercises only in the supine position.

F. Limit exercising to once per week.

Explanation: Exercising in hot weather risks overheating, bouncing movements may strain joints, and hydration is crucial. Supine exercises are avoided late in pregnancy.

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