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Amniotic fluid is important for maintaining fetal wellbeing. The nurse knows teaching needs to be reinforced when the nurse hears a woman making which statement to her husband?

“Amniotic fluid helps maintain our baby's temperature."

"Amniotic fluid protects the baby from injury.”

“Amniotic fluid protects our baby from toxic substances."

"Amniotic fluid allows our baby to move freely."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A. Amniotic fluid helps maintain a stable temperature for the fetus.

B. It cushions the fetus from external trauma.

C. Amniotic fluid does not protect from toxic substances, requiring clarification.

D. It enables the fetus to move, aiding musculoskeletal development.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Administering oxygen via mask is indicated when there is concern for fetal hypoxia, such as late decelerations or variable decelerations.

B. Repositioning the woman may be appropriate if fetal heart rate patterns are concerning, but in this case, the decelerations are likely to be normal variable decelerations.

C. This is a pattern of early decelerations, which is typically benign and reflects fetal head compression. The appropriate action is to document and continue monitoring.

D. Applying a fetal scalp electrode is not indicated unless there is difficulty obtaining an accurate fetal heart rate on external monitoring.

A. “The baby might be born with a positive HIV test but this may convert to negative by 6 months of age.” B. "Your baby will be treated with prophylactic medications after it is born.” C. “To decrease the chances of your baby acquiring HIV you need to take your antiretrovirals as prescribed.” D. “All HIV+ patients should not breast feed their infants," E. "You will be given antibiotics when you are in labor to help protect the baby."

Correct Answer is ["A","B","C","D"]

Explanation

A. Newborns may initially test positive for HIV due to maternal antibodies but can seroconvert by 6 months.

B. Prophylactic medications reduce the risk of mother-to-child transmission.

C. Adherence to antiretroviral therapy significantly decreases transmission risk.

D. Avoiding breastfeeding is recommended to prevent postnatal transmission.

E. Antibiotics are not typically used to prevent HIV transmission during labor.

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