23. Placental previa can be a major obstetrical emergency with significant medical concerns.  Mark all complications that directly apply to this situation. 

What pressure system is responsible for the hot, dry air masses near 300 N and S?

What is the main difference between the ionosphere and the other layers of the atmosphere?

35. When birth is complicated by a shoulder dystocia the RN knows that calling for help for assistance with a McRoberts maneuver and applying suprapubic pressure are the most appropriate actions to take immediately.  

What is the name of the play written by Amiri Baraka about an encounter between a white woman and a young African American man on a subway train?

64.  Spina Bifida is the most common neural tube defect.  There are three degrees of severity of spina bifida with myelomeingocele being the most involved.  Mark all physical conditions listed below that may apply to myelomeingocele spina bifida. 

55.  The RN continues to assess the newborn for potential cardiac complications.  After inspection, palpation, and auscultation the RN will document which findings: Mark all that apply.  

Auroras form from the interaction of the solar wind, and

66.  The RN continues their assessment of the infant and education of the parent.  The RN informs the parent that the infant has a short urethra and therefore is more prone to urinary tract infections and bladder infections. 

70. When assessing an infant with cleft palate the most important concern for the provider and parent will be feeding complications.