Author Question: Approximately eight hours ago, Juanita, a 32-year-old G1, TPAL 1001, gave birth after two and ... (Read 86 times)

geodog55

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Approximately eight hours ago, Juanita, a 32-year-old G1, TPAL 1001, gave birth after two and one-half hours of pushing. She required an episiotomy and an assisted birth (forceps) due to the weight and size of her baby (9lb.9oz.).
 
  The perinatal nurse is performing an assessment of Juanita's perineal area. A slight bulge is palpated and the presence of ecchymoses to the right of the episiotomy is noted. The area feels full and is approximately 4 cm. in diameter. Juanita describes this area as tender. The most likely cause of these signs and symptoms is:
  A) Hematoma formation
  B) Sepsis in the episiotomy site
  C) Inadequate repair of the episiotomy
  D) Postpartum hemorrhage

Question 2

The student nurse studying the anatomy of the urinary tract learns that the tubular components of the nephron are divided into four parts, and the part that drains the Bowman capsule is the:
 
  A) loop of Henle.
  B) collecting tubule.
  C) distal convoluted tubule.
  D) proximal convoluted tubule.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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