How does the nurse monitor for decreased perfusion

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How does the nurse monitor for decreased perfusion?

A. Monitor lochia. B. Measure blood loss. C. Check temperature. D. Monitor 24-hour urine output.

Correct Answer: D

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What is a reasonable conclusion by the nurse based on Leopold's maneuvers?

A. The fetal position is transverse. B. The fetal presentation is vertex. C. The fetal lie is vertical. D. The fetal attitude is flexed.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Failed to generate a rationale of 500+ characters after 5 retries.

What signs indicate progression into the second stage of labor? Select all that apply.

A. Bulging perineum B. Increased bloody show C. Spontaneous rupture of membranes D. Inability to breathe through contractions

Correct Answer: A

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What should the nurse report about a primipara in active labor who is ROA, 7 cm dilated, and at +3 station?

A. Descent is progressing well. B. Fetal head is not yet engaged. C. Vaginal delivery is imminent. D. External rotation is complete.

Correct Answer: A

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What breathing technique is most appropriate during the second stage of labor?

A. Alternately pant and blow B. Take rhythmic, shallow breaths C. Push down with an open glottis D. Do slow chest breathing

Correct Answer: C

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