ATI Maternal Examination Proctored Exam Remediation

1.Assessment and management of newborn complications: Priority Newborn Assessment

RN MN 11.0 chapter 27

2. Nursing care of newborns: priority action following delivery

RN MN 11.o chapter 24

3. Contraception: client Teaching about proper use of diaphragm

4. Nursing care and discharge teaching: providing discharge teaching about newborn care

5. postpartum disorders: I identifying a risk factor for developing a postpartum infection

6. Prenatal care: managing nausea and vomiting during pregnancy

7. assessment and management of newborn complications: Identifying an expected finding for a newborn who was exposed to cocaine in utero

8. cholecystitis and cholelithiasis: Dietary Teaching for a client who has cholelithiasis

RN MN 11.0 chapter 53

9. Pain management: Teaching about counterpressure

RN MN 11.0 chp 12

11. Contraception: evaluating teaching about Medroxyprogesterone

12. medical conditions: Reportable findings for Magnesium sulfate

13. postpartum Physiological Adaptations: Contraindication for Postpartum medication administration

14. Prenatal care: Immunization for a client who is at 30 weeks of gestation

15. Assessment and management of newborn complication: Intervention for Exstrophy of the Bladder

16. Assessment of fetal Well- Being: Caring for a client following chorionic villus sampling

17. assessment of fetal well-being: Education about abdominal ultrasound

RN MN 11.0 chapter 6

18. Assessment of fetal well-being reviewing results of nonstress test

RN MN 11.0 chapter 6

19. Newborn Assessment: Expected findings for the Babinski Reflex

RN MN 11.0 chapter 23

20. Nursing Care and Discharge Teaching: Education for Plastibell circumcision

RN MN 11.0 chapter 26

21. infections: Planning care for a newborn whose mother has HIV

22. Oxygen and Inhalation Therapy: Need for suctioning.

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