SITUATION 20:
Baby Sandra, born by NSD, weighs 3000 grams, and measures 49 cm long. She is roomed-in with her mother after 24 hours in the nursery.
96. What is the most beneficial advantage of rooming in?
A. Makes all phases of childbearing as natural as possible
B. Promotes faster involution
C. Increases the ability of the mother to take care of herself and her baby
D. Promotes mother and child bonding at an early stage
97. Which of the following is referred to as lactogenic hormone?
A. Diethylstilbestrol
B. Prolactin
C. Estrogen
D. Progesterone
98. The mother complains of the inability of Baby Sandra to empty either breast. Which of the following instruction is not helpful?
A. Give glucose water as supplement
B. Breastfeed the neonate on demand
C. Breastfeed the neonate every2-3 hours or on demand whichever comes first
D. Offer the breast every 4 hours
99. On the third day, Baby Sandra develops yellowish discoloration of the skin. This condition can be explained as:
A. disorder of the digestive system
B. dysfunction of the liver
C. normal physiological jaundice
D. disorder of the blood clotting mechanism
100. which of the following is the most important instruction to be given to the mother on newborn care?
A. Proper feeding techniques
B. Techniques in bathing the baby
C. Prevention of diaper rash
D. Prevention of infection
Baby Sandra, born by NSD, weighs 3000 grams, and measures 49 cm long. She is roomed-in with her mother after 24 hours in the nursery.
96. What is the most beneficial advantage of rooming in?
A. Makes all phases of childbearing as natural as possible
B. Promotes faster involution
C. Increases the ability of the mother to take care of herself and her baby
D. Promotes mother and child bonding at an early stage
97. Which of the following is referred to as lactogenic hormone?
A. Diethylstilbestrol
B. Prolactin
C. Estrogen
D. Progesterone
98. The mother complains of the inability of Baby Sandra to empty either breast. Which of the following instruction is not helpful?
A. Give glucose water as supplement
B. Breastfeed the neonate on demand
C. Breastfeed the neonate every2-3 hours or on demand whichever comes first
D. Offer the breast every 4 hours
99. On the third day, Baby Sandra develops yellowish discoloration of the skin. This condition can be explained as:
A. disorder of the digestive system
B. dysfunction of the liver
C. normal physiological jaundice
D. disorder of the blood clotting mechanism
100. which of the following is the most important instruction to be given to the mother on newborn care?
A. Proper feeding techniques
B. Techniques in bathing the baby
C. Prevention of diaper rash
D. Prevention of infection
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