The nurse is about to elicit the Moro reflex. Which of the following responses should the nurse expect to see?
A) When the cheek of the baby is touched, the newborn turns toward the side that is touched.
B) When the lateral aspect of the sole of the baby's foot is stroked, the toes extend and fan outward.
C) When the baby is suddenly lowered or startled, the neonate's arms straighten outward and the knees flex.
D) When the newborn is supine and the head is turned to one side, the arm on that same side extends.
Question 2
A pregnant patient at 35 weeks gestation gives birth to a healthy baby boy. What factors regarding the development of the normal respiratory system should the nurse consider when performing an assessment of the neonate?
A) As the fetus approaches term, there is an increase in the secretion of intrapulmonary fluid.
B) Lung expansion after birth suppresses the release of surfactant.
C) Surfactant causes an increased surface tension within the alveoli, which allows for alveolar reexpansion following each exhalation.
D) Under normal circumstances, by the 34th to 36th weeks of gestation, surfactant is produced in sufficient amounts to maintain alveolar stability.
Primary and secondary immune responses.
Responsibilities of the nurse manager
Responses to Categories of Visual Stimuli
Conditioned Emotional Responses
Responses Produced by Activation of Specific Opioid Receptors
Testing the triceps reflex