The nurse tells a woman who is trying to conceive to check her cervical mucus for changes. What will she expect the characteristic of cervical mucus to be a few days before ovulation?
Select one:
Thin, white and compact
b Cloudy, compact and tacky
Thin, watery and slippery
Scant, compact and thick
The Correct Answer is C
a. Thin, white, and compact cervical mucus is not a typical characteristic of the cervical mucus before ovulation.
b. Cloudy, compact, and tacky cervical mucus is not a typical characteristic of the cervical mucus before ovulation.
c. Thin, watery, and slippery cervical mucus is a typical characteristic of the cervical mucus before ovulation, as it facilitates sperm movement and fertilization.
d. Scant, compact, and thick cervical mucus is not a typical characteristic of the cervical mucus before ovulation.
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Correct Answer is B
Explanation
a. A woman at 37 weeks' gestation who experienced spontaneous rupture of membranes 30 minutes ago with normal fetal movements is not a priority assessment as long as there are no signs of fetal distress.
b. A woman who is 9 cm dilated and fully effaced and is requesting to go to the bathroom to have a bowel movement is in the second stage of labor, which means that the cervix is fully dilated and the fetus is descending in the birth canal. The urge to have a bowel movement is a sign that the fetal head is pressing on the rectum and that delivery is imminent. This patient needs immediate attention and preparation for delivery.
c. A woman at 27 weeks' gestation who noted scant vaginal bleeding today after having sexual intercourse in the morning may be experiencing placenta previa or placental abruption but this is not a priority compared to the woman in option b who is yet to deliver.
d. A woman who is 2 cm dilated and 80% effaced and is crying and shows mild anxiety is not a priority assessment as long as there are no signs of fetal distress.
Correct Answer is A
Explanation
a. At 9 weeks of gestation, the uterus is still within the pelvic cavity and not palpable above the symphysis pubis.
b. The fundus is not expected to be palpable 5 cm above the umbilicus until around 20 weeks of gestation.
c. The fundus is not expected to be palpable at the level of the umbilicus until around 20 weeks of gestation.
d. The fundus is not expected to be palpable slightly above the symphysis pubis at 9 weeks of gestation.
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