Nurs Maternity Math Test Final Exam Questions
And Answers With Explanation/Maternity
Exam/A GRADE 2023
Explanation:
First, add the amounts of all
... [Show More] relevant items by unit of measurement:
Elizabeth Bennett
A G1P0, 33-week gestational age patient presents to the OB triage with
complaints of severe headache, blurred vision, and fatigue. She has
generalized edema, with pitting edema to her lower extremities. Her BP in
the office is 168/98, urine is positive (+2) for protein, deep tendon reflexes
are 3+, and clonus is present bilaterally. She is not complaining of any
uterine contractions.
Your selected action of "Discharge home" was INCORRECT.
The correct action was "Admit to High Risk Antepartum Unit".
Explanation:
The patient needs to be transferred to a high-risk Antepartum unit. Her
condition is indicative of Preeclampsia. She is a high-risk pregnancy and at
risk for seizure and needs immediate intervention to treat her condition.
Rita Ray
A G1P0, 32-week gestational age patient presents to the ER with complaints
of premature contractions for the last 6 hours. The patient had a cerclage
placed at 16 weeks.
The term you selected, "Incompetent Cervix", was CORRECT.
Rita Ray
A G1P0, 32-week gestational age patient presents to the ER with complaints
of premature contractions for the last 6 hours. The patient had a cerclage
placed at 16 weeks.
Your selected action of "Admit to High Risk Antepartum Unit",
was CORRECT.
Explanation:
The patient needs to be transferred to a high-risk Antepartum unit. She is a
high-risk pregnancy and at the current time is at high risk for premature
labor and delivery.
Your response was: 776 mL.
The correct response was: 2410 mL.
ml oz Note
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Nurs Maternity Math Test Final Exam Questions
And Answers With Explanation/Maternity
Exam/A GRADE 2023
Explanation:
Since the units are the same for both the on-hand and required amounts
(both are in mg), you only need to compare the numeric values. Because
14.38 > 10.05, the correct response is "More than 1."
Your answer was CORRECT.
Explanation:
To round to the nearest hundredth, first take the number out to the nearest
thousandth: 0.6062≈0.6060.6062≈0.606
Because 6 is greater or equal to 5, we round up to 0.61.
Your answer was CORRECT.
ml oz Note
[0900] 8 ounces of vegetable broth 8
[0900] 11 ounces of tea 11
[0900–1100] 2 packs of red blood cells
(250 mL each) 500
[1000] 10 ounces of ice chips 5
Ice chips melt to half of their
original volume
[1200] 10 ounces of tea 10
[1200] 2 grape popsicles (40 mL each) 80
[1200] 4 ounces of chicken broth 4
[1200–1300] 50 mL/hour normal saline 50
[1300] 24 ounces of ice chips 12 Ice chips melt to half of their
original volume
[1400] 9 ounces of apple juice 9
Total 640
ml
59
oz
You have tablets with a strength of 10.05 mg, and you must give 14.38 mg.
How many tablets will you need?
Round to the nearest hundredth: 0.6062
Convert to mL:
59oz×30mLoz=1770mL59oz×30mLoz=1770mL
Sum the totals:
640mL+1770mL=2410mL
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Nurs Maternity Math Test Final Exam Questions
And Answers With Explanation/Maternity
Exam/A GRADE 2023
Explanation:
Since the units are the same for both the on-hand and required amounts
(both are in mg), you only need to compare the numeric values. Because
7.72 > 2.6, the correct response is "More than 1."
Your answer was CORRECT.
Your answer was INCORRECT.
Explanation:
250mg×1tab100mg=2.5tab(s)
Your answer was CORRECT.
Explanation:
To calculate the total dosage, multiply the number of tablets by the strength
per tablet.
1×5mg=5mg
Explanation:
2.5mg×1tab1mg=2.5tab(s)
Your answer was CORRECT.
Explanation:
Since the units are the same for both the on-hand and required amounts
(both are in mg), you only need to compare the numeric values. Because
10.4 > 1.98, the correct response is "More than 1."
Your answer was CORRECT.
You have tablets with a strength of 2.6 mg, and you must give 7.72 mg. How
many tablets will you need?
Tablets are labeled 100 mg. You must give 250 mg. How many tablets will
you administer?
Your response was: 10 mg.
The correct response was: 5 mg.
Tablets are labeled 1 mg. You must give 2.5 mg. How many tablets will you
administer?
You have tablets with a strength of 1.98 mg, and you must give 10.4 mg.
How many tablets will you need?
Medication with strength 500 mg/mL has been ordered at 10 mg/kg. The
patient weighs 272 lb. How much should be administered? (If less than 1,
round to the nearest hundredth; otherwise, round to the nearest tenth.)
Nurs Maternity Math Test Final Exam Questions
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