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nautica902

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A child's temperament makes her easy to care for. Her characteristics probably include
 
  A) high activity, strong withdrawal.
  B) low persistence level, rhythmicity.
  C) low adaptability, positive mood quality.
  D) long attention span, high level of persistence.

Question 2

Because risk for childbirth complications may be revealed, nurses should know that the PMI of the FHT is:
 
  1. usually directly over the fetal abdomen.
  2. in a vertex position, heard above the mother's umbilicus.
  3. heard lower and closer to the midline of the mother's abdomen as the fetus des-cends and rotates internally.
  4. in a breech position, heard below the mother's umbilicus.



Mollythedog

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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1. Incorrect. The PMI of the FHT is usually directly over the fetal back.
2. Incorrect. In a vertex position, it is heard below the mother's umbilicus.
3. Correct. Nurses should be prepared for the shift.
4. Incorrect. In a breech position, it is heard above the mother's umbilicus.



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