A client tells the nurse she is to have a cerclage and wants to know why the doctor is going to do this. The nurse provides education about a cerclage. Which statement indicates teaching needs to be reinforced?
"A cerclage is a suture placed on the cervix"
"A cerclage will prevent preterm labor
“'A cerclage is done to help prevent the cervix from dilating too early."
"A cerclage is done because I have had spontaneous abortions in the past because my cervix opened too early"
The Correct Answer is B
A. A cerclage is a surgical procedure in which a suture is placed around the cervix to prevent it from dilating prematurely, typically done in women with a history of cervical insufficiency or preterm labor.
B. A cerclage does not prevent preterm labor itself but helps to prevent early cervical dilation, which could lead to preterm labor.
C. A cerclage is done to prevent cervical dilation that occurs too early in pregnancy, especially in women with a history of spontaneous abortions due to cervical insufficiency.
D. Cerclage is often recommended for women with a history of spontaneous abortions, particularly those caused by cervical incompetence or early dilation.
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Correct Answer is C, A, D, B
Explanation
Drying the baby is the most important first step to prevent heat loss and initiate thermoregulation. Suctioning is needed if there are signs of airway obstruction but is secondary to ensuring the baby’s warmth. Applying identification bracelets is necessary to ensure proper identification but is not as critical as ensuring the baby is warm and breathing. Teaching the mother cord care can be done after addressing more immediate concerns such as warmth and identification.
Correct Answer is A
Explanation
A. Transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN) is a common condition in full-term infants, particularly those born via C-section, and is characterized by rapid breathing (tachypnea), nasal flaring, and mild respiratory distress within the first few hours after birth. The condition typically resolves within 48-72 hours.
B. Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) usually occurs in premature infants, and the symptoms described do not match this condition.
C. Meconium aspiration syndrome is usually associated with meconium-stained amniotic fluid and typically presents with more severe respiratory distress and other signs of obstruction.
D. A tracheoesophageal fistula would present with more severe respiratory symptoms, such as choking and coughing, and is not typically characterized by tachypnea alone.
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