Contraception Basics
Birth Control Pros & Cons
Cognitive Alerterations
Nursing Care for Congenital Anomalies
GI Disorders (congenital anomalies)
100

The birth control method suppresses ovulation and must be taken daily

What is oral contraception (the pill)?

100

This injectable contraceptive is given every 3 months 

What is Depo-Provera?

100

A nurse assesses a newborn with a bulging fontanel, widened sutures, and sunset eyes. These findings suggest this neurologic condition.

What is hydrocephalus?

100

This is the priority nursing intervention immediately after cleft lip surgery to prevent disruption of the surgical site.

What is using elbow immobilizers to prevent the infant from touching the incision?

100

This condition occurs when the esophagus ends in a blind pouch and may connect abnormally to the trachea 

Tracheoesophageal fistula/esophageal atresia?

200

The barrier method is widely available, low cost, and also protects against STIs

What is a condom? 

200

This contraceptive path is applied weekly for 3 weeks and removed during week 4 

what is a transdermal patch? 

200

A newborn with myelomeningocele is awaiting surgery. Which nursing intervention best prevents infection of the exposed sac?

What is covering the sac with sterile moist dressings and positioning prone?

200

When caring for an infant with tracheoesophageal fistula before surgery, the head of the bed should be elevated to this angle to reduce aspiration risk.

What is 30-45 degrees>

200

An abdominal wall defect has intestines outside the body without a protective sac

What is gastroschisis?

300

This device is a T shaped device inserted into the uterus for long-term contraception 

what is an IUD? 

300

A major disadvantage of condoms is this possible issue that may reduce effectiveness 

what is breakage risk?

300

Parents of a child with PKU ask why strict dietary management is necessary. The nurse explains that high phenylalanine levels cause this complication.

What is toxic brain damage leading to intellectual disability?

300

During postoperative care for cleft lip repair, these common infant items must be avoided because they could damage the surgical site.

What are straws, pacifiers, suction catheters, and hard utensils?

300

This condition results from absence of ganglion cells in the colon causing severe constipation and bowel obstruction.

What is Hirchsprung disease?

400

This contraceptive method requires identifying fertile days and avoiding intercourse during that time 

What is the fertility awareness method? 

400

This contraceptive advantage includes protection against ovarian and endometrial cancer

what are oral contraceptive pills?

400

A child with spastic cerebral palsy often requires increased caloric intake because of this physiologic factor.

What is increased muscle spasticity increasing energy expenditure?

400

In infants with congenital diaphragmatic hernia, this ventilation technique should not be used because it can worsen respiratory distress

What is bag-mask ventilation?

400

Failure to pass this substance within the first 24 hours may indicate intestinal obstruction

What is meconium?

500

These are permanent sterilization procedures for males and females

What are vasectomy and tubal ligation?

500

This device must remain in place for at least 6 hours after intercourse to be effective

What is the cervical cap?

500

A newborn with a spinal defect requires surgery within 72 hours of birth and is at risk for paralysis, hydrocephalus, and bowel/bladder dysfunction. What is the most likely diagnosis?

What is myelomeningocele?

500

Circumcision should be avoided in infants with this condition before surgical repair.

What is hypospadias?

500

This congenital defect occurs when the omphalomesenteric duct fails to close and may cause GI bleeding.

What is meckel diverticulum