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		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Ovulation" video="EM_01_Ovulation.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz1.xml">This statement about the womb is most correct:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[It is a mass of muscle nestling deep in the pelvis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[It is a cylindrical or conical mass that protrudes through the upper anterior vaginal wall]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[It is the deepest portion of the vagina, extending into the recesses created by the extension of the cervix into the vaginal space]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[During pregnancy, it supplies the fetus with oxygen and food]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Ovulation" video="EM_01_Ovulation.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz1.xml">A woman's egg cells were formed when she was a/an:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[8-week old embryo]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[12-week old fetus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[28-week old fetus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4-week old embryo]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Ovulation" video="EM_01_Ovulation.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz1.xml">During ovulation, egg cells are released from the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Ovaries]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Vagina]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cervix]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Conception" video="EM_02_Conception.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz2.xml">The cervix is located at:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The junction between the vagina and uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The junction between the fallopian tube and ovary]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The junction between the uterus and fallopian tube]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The junction between the uterus and ovary]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Conception" video="EM_02_Conception.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz2.xml">Normally, an egg cell awaits fertilization in the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fallopian tube]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ovary]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Vagina]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Conception" video="EM_02_Conception.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz2.xml">A fertilized egg journeys from:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The fallopian tube to the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The ovary to the fallopian tube]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus to the vagina]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The fallopian tube to the cervix]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Weeks 1 to 18" video="EM_03_Pregnancy_Part1.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz3.xml">The head and arms of an embryo normally develop:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Six weeks after fertilization]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Eight weeks after fertilization]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nine weeks after fertilization]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Twelve weeks after fertilization]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Weeks 1 to 18" video="EM_03_Pregnancy_Part1.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz3.xml">The heart of a fetus starts pumping at: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[9 weeks ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[8 weeks ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[7 weeks ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 weeks ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Weeks 1 to 18" video="EM_03_Pregnancy_Part1.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz3.xml">At 12 weeks, the fetus weighs about:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[14 grams]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[20 grams]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 grams]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[22 grams]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Weeks 19 to Birth" video="EM_04_Pregnancy_Part2.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz4.xml">By mid-pregnancy, the fetus will start to develop: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Its five senses ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Its spinal column ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Its bones ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Its brain ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Weeks 19 to Birth" video="EM_04_Pregnancy_Part2.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz4.xml">During pregnancy, the placenta serves the fetus as all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Brain]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Kidneys]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Heart and lungs]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Liver]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Everyday Miracle" segment="Weeks 19 to Birth" video="EM_04_Pregnancy_Part2.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/EverydayMiracle/quiz/quiz4.xml">During labor, contractions should dilate the cervix to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[10 centimeters]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[13 centimeters]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[14 centimeters]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[16 centimeters]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Anatomy of Pregnancy" video="SOL_01_AnatomyOfPregnancy.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz1.xml">The vagina is also referred to as the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Birth canal]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Perineum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pubic symphysis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mons pubis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Anatomy of Pregnancy" video="SOL_01_AnatomyOfPregnancy.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz1.xml">The cervix is located at:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The bottom part of the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The topmost part of the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The right of the left ovary]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The left of the fornix]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Anatomy of Pregnancy" video="SOL_01_AnatomyOfPregnancy.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz1.xml">In regard to pregnancy, this statement about the uterus is most true:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[It is a strong, balloon-shaped muscle that houses a baby during pregnancy and contracts during labor]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[It is an organ that connects a developing fetus to the uterine wall]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[It supplies the fetus with oxygen and food and allows fetal waste to be disposed of via the maternal kidneys]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[It functions as a fetomaternal organ with two components - chorion frondosum and decidua basalis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Pre-Labor Signs" video="SOL_02_PreLaborSigns.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz2.xml">For first time mothers, lightening may occur:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[2 weeks prior to labor ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A few hours before or during labor ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 weeks prior to labor ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 weeks prior to labor ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Pre-Labor Signs" video="SOL_02_PreLaborSigns.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz2.xml">Prior to labor, the mucous plug is released most specifically when:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The cervix begins to thin and open]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus begins to dilate]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The placenta sends a chemical signal to the vagina to dilate]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The fornix begins to thicken and contract]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Pre-Labor Signs" video="SOL_02_PreLaborSigns.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz2.xml">In regard to pregnancy, nesting instinct refers to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The overwhelming urge of the mother to prepare the home for the baby]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The movement of the baby deeper into the pelvis prior to birth]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The 45-degree rotation of the fetal head to restore its normal relationship with the shoulders]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The thinning and opening of the cervix due to forceful contractions]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Labor" video="SOL_03_Labor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz3.xml">Labor usually begins between the: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[37th and 42nd weeks of pregnancy ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[36th and 42nd weeks of pregnancy ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[35th and 40th weeks of pregnancy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[39th and 42nd weeks of pregnancy ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Labor" video="SOL_03_Labor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz3.xml">The exact cause of labor is:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Unknown]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cervical dilation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Uterine contraction]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The nesting instinct]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Labor" video="SOL_03_Labor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz3.xml">In the first stage of labor, contractions:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Cause the cervix to thin out and open completely]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Push the baby through the birth canal]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Trigger the delivery of the placenta]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Push the baby through the mother's pelvis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Early Labor" video="SOL_04_1stStage_EarlyLabor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz4.xml">Early-labor contractions may last for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[30 to 45 seconds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 to 20 seconds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[20 to 35 seconds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[45 to 60 seconds]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Early Labor" video="SOL_04_1stStage_EarlyLabor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz4.xml">Contractions during early labor cause this to efface:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Cervix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Placenta]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fornix]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Early Labor" video="SOL_04_1stStage_EarlyLabor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz4.xml">For first time mothers, the early phase of first-stage labor typically lasts for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[6 to 12 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[3 to 5 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[7 to 10 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 to 8 hours]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Active Labor" video="SOL_05_1stStage_ActiveLabor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz5.xml">On average, first-stage active labor may last for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[3 to 5 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[1 to 2 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[1 to 6 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 to 7 hours ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Active Labor" video="SOL_05_1stStage_ActiveLabor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz5.xml">Each contraction during first-stage active labor may last for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[45 to 60 seconds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[20 to 60 seconds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[50 to 65 seconds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[35 to 40 seconds]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Active Labor" video="SOL_05_1stStage_ActiveLabor.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz5.xml">During active labor, the cervix dilates from: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[3 to 7 cm ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[1 to 6 cm ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 to 8 cm ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[8 to 10 cm ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Transition" video="SOL_06_1stStage_Transition.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz6.xml">The transition phase of first-stage labor usually lasts for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[30 minutes to 2 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 minutes to 3 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 minutes to 4 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[50 minutes to 2 hours]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Transition" video="SOL_06_1stStage_Transition.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz6.xml">During the transition phase of first-stage labor, contractions may:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Last for 60 to 90 seconds each]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Intensify slowly and have two or more peaks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Push the baby through the mother's pelvis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Dilate the cervix from 2 to 4 centimeters]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Transition" video="SOL_06_1stStage_Transition.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz6.xml">Contractions in the transition phase of first-stage labor are usually: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[1 to 3 minutes apart]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 to 4 minutes apart ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[3 to 5 minutes apart]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 to 6 minutes apart ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Second Stage" video="SOL_07_2ndStage.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz7.xml">Labor progresses to the second stage when:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The cervix has dilated fully]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Contractions have two or more peaks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Spots of blood are present in the labia minora]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Contractions last for 30 to 45 seconds]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Second Stage" video="SOL_07_2ndStage.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz7.xml">Second-stage contractions are usually: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[3 to 5 minutes apart ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 to 4 minutes apart ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 to 6 minutes apart ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[1 to 3 minutes apart ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Second Stage" video="SOL_07_2ndStage.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz7.xml">This best characterizes the second stage of labor:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The very thick uterus pushes the baby through the pelvis with each contraction]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The top of the uterus grows thick and strong enough to push the baby down]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Contractions signal the nearing of the delivery of the placenta]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The vaginal and urethral openings ooze blood in drops or in very small quantities]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Third Stage" video="SOL_08_3rdStage.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz8.xml">After giving birth, contractions signal that:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The placenta has to be delivered]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus is returning to its usual size]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The umbilical cord has to be clamped]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blood loss is more than 600 mL]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Third Stage" video="SOL_08_3rdStage.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz8.xml">Hours after birth, the uterus contracts to about the size of a/an:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Cantaloupe]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Watermelon]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Baseball]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lychee]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - Stages of Labor" segment="Third Stage" video="SOL_08_3rdStage.wmv" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/CHILDBIRTH/StagesofLabor/quiz/quiz8.xml">Emotions after giving birth normally include all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Frustration]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Joyfulness]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Relief]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Tiredness]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - A Caesarian-Section Operation" segment="Repeat Caesarean Section" video="Operation_CaesareanSection.WMV" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/THEOPERATION/CaesareanSection/quiz/quiz1.xml">During pregnancy, the fetus is connected to the placenta by the: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Umbilical cord ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Endometrium]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Umbilicus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Uterus ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - A Caesarian-Section Operation" segment="Repeat Caesarean Section" video="Operation_CaesareanSection.WMV" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/THEOPERATION/CaesareanSection/quiz/quiz1.xml">This is responsible for nourishing the baby throughout pregnancy:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The placenta ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The umbilical cord ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterine lining ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Natural Birth and Caesarian Section Operation" lesson="Childbirth V2 - A Caesarian-Section Operation" segment="Repeat Caesarean Section" video="Operation_CaesareanSection.WMV" slides="" quiz="/NURSING2/THEOPERATION/CaesareanSection/quiz/quiz1.xml">This is the strongest layer of the abdomen: </question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fascia ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Peritoneum ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Rectus muscle ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Skin ]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz1.xml">The first trimester of pregnancy is characterized by:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Nausea and vomiting]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Strong fetal movements]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Excessive back ache]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Braxton Hick's contractions]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz1.xml">Prenatal vitamins should be taken during pregnancy to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Provide essential nutrition in case a proper diet is not being eaten]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ensure that the fetus is firmly attached to the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Prevent the mother from experiencing excessive discomfort]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Eliminate the possibility of health complications]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz1.xml">Healthy weight gain during the first trimester of pregnancy is generally between:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[25 to 35 lbs]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[35 to 45 lbs]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[45 to 55 lbs]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[55 to 65 lbs]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz2.xml">Screening for Down syndrome and other neonatal complications can begin by:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The 15th week of pregnancy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The 7th week of pregnancy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The 10th week of pregnancy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The 8th week of pregnancy]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz2.xml">All of the following are considered normal during the first trimester of pregnancy, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Weak bladder control]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sleepless nights]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Feeling bloated]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breast tenderness]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz2.xml">All of the following are considered normal during the first trimester of pregnancy, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Swollen ankles]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Irritability]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fatigue]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[PMS-like symptoms]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz3.xml">Subchorionic hematoma is characterized by:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Bleeding of varying degrees, from light spotting to heavy gushing with clots]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Painless contractions that occur 6 to 10 times per day]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Increased venous stasis and IVC compression]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Disproportionate enlargement of the uterus and abdominal tenderness]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz3.xml">Subchorionic hematoma is usually monitored through:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Ultrasound]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Urine test]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blood test]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Abdominal palpation]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_FIRSTTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz3.xml">All of the following should be monitored throughout the period of pregnancy, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Height]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Heart rate]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Weight]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blood pressure]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz4.xml">During the second trimester of pregnancy, women usually experience increased:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fetal movements]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Morning sickness]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nausea and vomiting]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Defecation]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz4.xml">During the second trimester of pregnancy, the nurse should promote all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Bed rest]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nutrition]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Proper diet]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Exercise]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz4.xml">Women in the second trimester of pregnancy should exercise to most specifically prevent:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Blood clots]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Chills]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Hypertension]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Dizziness]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz5.xml">During the second trimester of pregnancy, clients should drink at least:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[8 glasses of fluid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[12 glasses of fluid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 glasses of fluid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 glasses of fluid]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz5.xml">A pregnant women in her second trimester should get at least this much calcium per day:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[4 servings]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[8 servings]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 servings]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 servings]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz5.xml">For pregnant women, a good source of calcium is:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Tofu]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cashew nuts]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pork]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Potatoes]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz6.xml">During the second trimester of pregnancy, the heartbeat of the infant should range between:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[120 - 160 beats per minute]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[90 - 100 beats per minute]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[80 - 110 beats per minute]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[140 - 180 beats per minute]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz6.xml">During an oral glucose tolerance test for gestational diabetes, a blood sample is taken:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[60 minutes after drinking the sweetened liquid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[30 minutes after drinking the sweetened liquid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 hours after drinking the sweetened liquid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[1 day after drinking the sweetened liquid]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_SECONDTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz6.xml">Assessment of a client in the second trimester of pregnancy should include all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Edema]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fundal height]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Baby's heartbeat]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Diabetes screening]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz7.xml">Clients in their third trimester are usually assessed for all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Tachypnea]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Headaches]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[High blood pressure]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Swelling]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz7.xml">All of the following are red flags during pregnancy, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Chloasma]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Toxemia]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Hypertension]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Proteinuria]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz7.xml">During the third trimester of pregnancy, the urine of the client should be tested for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Glucose and protein]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sodium and protein]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Calcium and sodium]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Glucose and sodium]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz8.xml">A pregnant client in her third trimester is most uncomfortable when:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Lying supine]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lying on one side]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sitting upright]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Standing]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz8.xml">All of the following may help minimize discomfort during the third trimester of pregnancy, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Hot and cold compresses]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sleeping on one side]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Placing pillows under the belly]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Placing pillows in between the legs]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz8.xml">All of the following are signs of impending labor, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Nausea and vomiting]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Severe back pain]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Strong uterine contractions]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Water break]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz9.xml">Breastfeeding should begin to become comfortable for both the mother and baby after:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[2 to 3 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 to 5 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 to 7 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[8 to 9 weeks]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz9.xml">To prevent pre-eclampsia, the health care provider should look for signs of:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Hypertension]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Candidiasis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Endometriosis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Respiratory distress]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_THIRDTRIMESTER_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz9.xml">A client in her third trimester should immediately inform her health care provider if she experiences any of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fetal movement in the left part of the abdomen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Excessive swelling]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blurred vision]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Headaches that do not go away with rest]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_PRETERMLABORANDDELIVERY_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz10.xml">During pregnancy, a client should contact her physician if she experiences this many contractions per hour:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[6 contractions]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 contractions]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 contractions]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[3 contractions]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_PRETERMLABORANDDELIVERY_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz10.xml">This may be administered to treat preterm labor by delaying contractions:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Magnesium sulfate]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ritodrine or terbutaline]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pitocin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nifedipine]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_PRETERMLABORANDDELIVERY_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz10.xml">In preterm labor, magnesium sulfate is usually effective for about:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[48 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[72 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[12 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[36 hours]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_PRETERMLABORANDDELIVERY_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz11.xml">Kangaroo care can be best defined as:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[A method of care for preterm infants wherein the infant is held in close skin-to-skin contact with a parent]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A practice of carrying a baby in a sling to promote attachment parenting]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A care technique for preterm infants which decreases the risk of cranial distortion and plagiocephaly]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A practice of wrapping infants in swaddling cloths or blankets to develop proper posture]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_PRETERMLABORANDDELIVERY_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz11.xml">To avoid some possible complications of prematurity, a preterm neonate should receive this type of therapy:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Phototherapy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Electrotherapy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Enzyme replacement therapy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Moist heat therapy]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_PRETERMLABORANDDELIVERY_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz11.xml">A preterm infant on intermediate care is usually placed in:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[An open crib]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A closed isolette]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[An incubator]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[An invasive BP unit]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_GESTATIONALDIABETES_P1.WMV" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz12.xml">The sugar level of a pregnant client is usually monitored through:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Urine testing]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sputum culture]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Vaginal smear]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Western blot test]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_GESTATIONALDIABETES_P1.WMV" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz12.xml">Client teaching for gestational diabetes usually covers all of the following topics, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Psychosocial effects of experiencing the disease]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nature of the disease]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Various types of treatment]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Diet regimens appropriate for the client's needs]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_GESTATIONALDIABETES_P1.WMV" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz12.xml">This test confirms gestational diabetes:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Glucose tolerance test]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Western blot test]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[ABG]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Urinalysis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_GESTATIONALDIABETES_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz13.xml">A client with gestational diabetes should eat a diet that is mostly composed of all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fat]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Vegetables]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fruit]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Grains]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_GESTATIONALDIABETES_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz13.xml">A client with gestational diabetes may meet with a nutritionist to most specifically:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Plan the appropriate combinations of food for the client's condition]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Accurately monitor her blood sugar level]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Design an appropriate exercise regimen for the client]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Monitor the fetus' condition during insulin therapy]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_GESTATIONALDIABETES_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz13.xml">A client with gestational diabetes is likely to develop diabetes mellitus within:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[1 to 7 years]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 to 8 years]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 to 12 months]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 to 8 months]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FETALLOSS_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz14.xml">This is used to detect and trace the heart rate of the fetus:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fetal monitor]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Heart-lung machine]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ultrasound]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pulse oximeter]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FETALLOSS_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz14.xml">To measure the cervix dilation of a pregnant client, the care provider should perform a/an:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Vaginal exam]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ultrasound]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Amniocentesis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fetoscopy]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FETALLOSS_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz14.xml">In the lesson, the cause of the client's fetal loss was:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Chorioamnionitis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Huntington's chorea]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blighted ovum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cystic fibrosis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FETALLOSS_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz15.xml">In regard to fetal loss, all of the following are appropriate nursing interventions, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Transport the baby to the morgue immediately after delivery]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Encourage the family to hold the baby]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Exhibit a professional yet caring approach]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Encourage the family to talk to other people who have undergone the same experience]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FETALLOSS_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz15.xml">In regard to fetal loss, all of the following are appropriate nursing interventions, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Encourage the family to trust God's plan]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Be sensitive to the family's needs]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Help the family with the grieving process]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Let the family spend time with the baby]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Prenatal Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FETALLOSS_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PrenatalCare/quiz/quiz15.xml">All of the following statements about grief due to fetal loss are true, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Suppressing emotions may speed up the grieving process]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Experiencing grief and sadness after a significant loss is normal]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sharing experiences with others may help in coping with grief and loss]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Support people are crucial and significant during the grieving process]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part I" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">When a client in labor arrives at the hospital, the nurse should first:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Acquire the medical and health history of the client]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Administer the proper medications immediately]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Assess the health status of the client and connect her to the fetal monitor]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Perform an ultrasound to assess the fetus]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part I" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">Effective positioning during labor can:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Speed up the labor process and reduce discomfort ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Speed up cervical dilation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Reduce the amount of muscular effort needed during delivery]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Reduce uterine pressure and speed up the delivery]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part I" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">During labor contractions, doing all of the following may help reduce pain, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Lying flat on the back]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Kneeling down]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breathing properly]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Relaxing the shoulders]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part II" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz2.xml">To help reduce the pain during labor, the nurse may:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Give the client a hand massage]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Massage the abdomen of the client in between contractions]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Give the client soft foods and plenty of fluids]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Promote ambulation]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part II" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz2.xml">During labor, soaking in a tub of water may:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Make the contractions more manageable]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cause the body to become numb]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Prevent contractions from occurring]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Result in an easy and fast delivery]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part II" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz2.xml">All of the following are pain management techniques during labor contractions, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Sitting upright with the legs stretched apart]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Rocking the hips from side to side]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Soaking in a tub of water]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breathing deeply and slowly]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part III" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz3.xml">Suctioning the nose and the mouth of the baby is done as soon as:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The head emerges from the perineum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The head and shoulders emerge from the perineum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The baby completely emerges]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The placenta is expelled]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part III" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz3.xml">After giving birth, the nurse should check the client's blood pressure every:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[15 minutes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[20 minutes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 minutes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[30 minutes]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part III" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_01_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz3.xml">The APGAR score grades all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Weight]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Heart rate]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Muscle tone]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Respiration]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part I" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_02_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz4.xml">The client in labor may be advised to use an oxygen mask during rapid breathing to prevent:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Dizziness and numbing of the feet and hands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Dizziness and muscle cramps]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Apnea and numbing of the feet and hands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Apnea and muscle cramps]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part I" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_02_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz4.xml">When the baby's head crowns, the client should be advised to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Stop pushing]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Push gently]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Push strongly]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breathe rapidly]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part II" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_02_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz5.xml">The purpose of asking the client to feel the head of her baby during labor is:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[To allow the client to gauge her progress and to connect her to the birthing process]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[To reassure the client that the birthing process is progressing]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[To support the baby as it emerges from the birth canal]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[To allow an early connection between the mother and the infant]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part II" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_02_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz5.xml">The GI tract of Janet's baby was suctioned by the nurse to drain:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fluid from the infant's stomach]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lanugo from the infant's stomach]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Meconium from the infant's stomach]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Melena from the infant's stomach]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Labor and Delivery Vaginal Birth" segment="Part II" video="MN_VAGINALBIRTH_02_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/LaborAndDelivery/quiz/quiz5.xml">To help the client participate during the labor and delivery process, the nurses:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Provided the client with birthing information]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Coached the client to push, pant, and blow]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Allowed the husband of the client to watch]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Allowed as many people as possible into the delivery room]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">Cytotec is a synthetic analogue of:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Prostaglandin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Adrenosterone]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Gonadotrophin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Epinephrine]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">Cytotec:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Breaks down the collagen in the cervix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Stimulates the uterus to contract]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breaks down the collagen in the uterine membranes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Constricts blood vessels in the uterus and vagina]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">After administering cytotec to a pregnant client, the nurse should advise the client to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Lie on her side]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sit up]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lie flat on her back]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lie flat with her legs slightly raised]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz1.xml">Prior to administering cytotec to a pregnant client, the nurse should do all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Make sure that the client's blood pressure is lower than 112/70 mmHg]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Make sure that the fetus exhibits a reassuring tracing on the fetal monitor]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Make sure that the fetus exhibits good variability and accelerations]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Make sure that the client is not experiencing too many contractions]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part II" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz2.xml">A good labor pattern is characterized by:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Contractions every 2 to 3 minutes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Contractions every 4 to 5 minutes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Contractions every 7 to 8 minutes]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Contractions every 10 to 15 minutes]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part II" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz2.xml">During labor, it is normal for the client to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Vomit]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lose consciousness]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Shiver]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Have elevated temperature]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part II" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz2.xml">A client in back labor may benefit from:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Light lower-back massage]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Light abdominal massage]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The client lying in a supine position]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The client sitting upright]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part III" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz3.xml">This medication may be administered to manage nausea during labor:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Zofran]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Atarax]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ativan]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cataflam]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part III" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz3.xml">A fetal monitor is used to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Determine the fetus' heart rate and the frequency of contractions]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Measure a client's cervical dilation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Determine the fetus' respiration and the strength of each contraction]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Determine the size and position of the fetus in the womb]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part III" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz3.xml">To determine the frequency of contractions, the nurse should count from:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next contraction]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The beginning of one contraction to the end of the next contraction]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The end of one contraction to the end of the next contraction]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The end of one contraction to the beginning of the next contraction]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part IV" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P4.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz4.xml">This statement about the uterus is most true:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The uterus is a muscle]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus is located in the lateral wall of the pelvic region]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus is directly connected to the vagina]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The uterus is also known as the oviduct]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part IV" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P4.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz4.xml">All of the following are pain management techniques to help alleviate labor pain, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Applying pressure to the pelvic area]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Hot showers]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Soaking in a hot tub]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Rocking the hips from side to side]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part IV" video="MN_EMERGENCYCSECTION_P4.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz4.xml">If labor progresses too slowly, health care providers should consider all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The age of the fetus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The size of the fetus' head]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The position of the baby in the womb]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The shape and size of the mother's pelvis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz5.xml">As soon as a client for a planned C-section arrives, all of the following interventions should be performed, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Insertion of a Foley catheter into the bladder]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Assessment of the status of the fetus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Insertion of an IV line]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Inquiry about recent food intake]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz5.xml">This should be performed prior to administering spinal anesthesia:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Blood test]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mediastinoscopy]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[ABG analysis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Chest X-ray]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part I" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz5.xml">One of the side effects of spinal anesthesia is:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Itching]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blood clots]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Excessive bleeding]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fever]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part II" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz6.xml">During the administration of spinal anesthesia for C-section, the client may feel:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[A burning sensation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A tingling sensation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A prickling sensation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A cold sensation]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part II" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz6.xml">During a C-section, when the surgeon removes the infant from the uterus, it is normal for the mother to feel:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Pressure in the abdomen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pain in the abdomen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A tingling sensation in the pelvis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A burning sensation in the pelvis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part II" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz6.xml">When assisting a client during a C-section, all of the following are appropriate nursing responsibilities, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Administer the epidural anesthesia]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Help the client be as comfortable as possible]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Reassure the client that she is doing a great job]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Guide the client through the process]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part III" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz7.xml">A white cheese-like protective material that covers a newborn's skin is called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Vernix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Caseosa]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Proteoglycan]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Collagen]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part III" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz7.xml">Before bathing a newborn, his/her temperature should be:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[99 degrees Fahrenheit and up]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Less than 99 degrees Fahrenheit]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[90 degrees Fahrenheit and up]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Less than 90 degrees Fahrenheit]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part III" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz7.xml">Vitamin K is usually injected into the newborn's:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Thigh]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Arms]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Calf]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Buttocks]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part IV" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P4.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz8.xml">A newborn should receive a sponge bath:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Until the cord stump falls off]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[For the first 3 to 5 days]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[For the first 5 to 7 days]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Until all the vernix has been washed off]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part IV" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P4.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz8.xml">The cord stump of a newborn is usually:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Yellowish]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Greenish]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Brownish]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pinkish]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part IV" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P4.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz8.xml">The normal respiration rate of a newborn is around:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[40 breaths/minute]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[20 breaths/minute]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[60 breaths/minute]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[30 breaths/minute]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part V" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P5.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz9.xml">Postoperative care for C-section usually includes all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Chest percussion]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lung auscultation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Abdominal auscultation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pain assessment]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part V" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P5.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz9.xml">To normalize the intestinal functions of a client who has recently had a C-section, the nurse should:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Promote early ambulation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Promote a low-calorie and low-sodium diet]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Administer an antacid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Encourage the client to drink more fluids]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Cesarean Delivery" segment="Part V" video="MN_PLANNEDCSECTION_P5.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/CesarianDelivery/quiz/quiz9.xml">The nurse should auscultate the abdomen of a C-section client postoperatively to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Assess the client's bowel sounds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Assess the position of the client's uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Assess the fundus of the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Determine if the bladder is functioning normally]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz1.xml">After a C-section, the nurse should advise the client to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Splint when moving in bed]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Drink more than 8 glasses of fluid per day]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Avoid applying pressure on the abdomen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Palpate the abdomen to locate the uterus]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz1.xml">To avoid circulation problems after a C-section, the nurse should:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Have the client walk as soon as she is able to]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Assess the client's pain every hour]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Obtain the client's hemodynamic values]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Have the client take vitamin K to increase coagulation]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz1.xml">After a C-section, the nurse should encourage the client to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Move while in bed]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Avoid eating anything cold]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sit up straight most of the time]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Avoid massaging her breasts]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz2.xml">The first stool of a newborn is normally:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Dark and tarry]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Yellow and soft]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Light brown and watery]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Blood tinged and hard]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz2.xml">To prepare for breastfeeding, the mother can:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Massage her breast in a circular motion towards the nipple]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Massage her breast in an up and down motion away from the nipple]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Massage her breast in a circular motion away from the nipple]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Massage her breast in an up and down motion towards the nipple]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz2.xml">When sleeping, a newborn should be:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Laid on his/her back]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Laid on his/her stomach]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Laid on his/her right side]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Laid on his/her left side]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz3.xml">A newborn baby should be breastfed at least:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[8 to 12 times a day]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 to 10 times a day]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[10 to 16 times a day]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[12 to 18 times a day]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz3.xml">After a C-section, vaginal bleeding may occur until:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The uterus returns to its normal shape]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The 5th week after delivery]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The incision is totally healed]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The 6th week after delivery]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part III" video="MN_INITIALCARE_P3.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz3.xml">All of the following tests and/or procedures are routinely performed in a newborn, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Chromosomal screening]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Hearing test]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Hepatitis vaccination]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Newborn screening test]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_PREPARATIONFORDISCHARGE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz4.xml">If a postpartum client experiences abdominal cramps, the nurse should encourage her to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Urinate often]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Walk around]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Use the peri bottle]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lie on her back]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_PREPARATIONFORDISCHARGE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz4.xml">Postpartum bleeding may occur for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[2 to 6 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[3 to 4 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[6 to 8 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[1 to 3 weeks]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_PREPARATIONFORDISCHARGE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz4.xml">The cord stump of a newborn sheds off within:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[10 days - 2 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 days - 1 week]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 days - 2 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[12 days - 3 weeks]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_PREPARATIONFORDISCHARGE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz5.xml">All of the following are ways to prevent postpartum depression, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Spend more time with the infant]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Get sufficient rest]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Eat a proper diet]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Seek and receive help in infant care]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_PREPARATIONFORDISCHARGE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz5.xml">All of the following are signs that the body is not responding well to the hormonal changes that occur after pregnancy, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Feels unattractive]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Unable to sleep]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cannot eat]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Unable to get out of bed]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_PREPARATIONFORDISCHARGE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz5.xml">During the first few weeks, the postpartum client should try to increase her:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Caloric intake]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fat intake]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sodium intake]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Iron intake]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FOLLOWUPCARE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz6.xml">Symptoms of mastitis may include all of the following, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Milk stasis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breast pain]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Breast engorgement]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fever]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part I" video="MN_FOLLOWUPCARE_P1.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz6.xml">All of the following are appropriate nursing instructions for clients with mastitis, except:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Stop breastfeeding]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Take lots of fluid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Take antibiotics]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Rest]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FOLLOWUPCARE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz7.xml">The healing process of the uterus after giving birth may continue for up to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[3 to 4 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[2 to 3 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[4 to 5 weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 to 6 weeks]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FOLLOWUPCARE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz7.xml">This part of the uterus is the last to heal after giving birth:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Area where the placenta was deepest]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The cervix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Isthmus of the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fundus of the uterus]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Maternity Nursing" lesson="MN - Postpartum Care" segment="Part II" video="MN_FOLLOWUPCARE_P2.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/MATERNITYNURSING/PostpartumCare/quiz/quiz7.xml">If a postpartum client experiences some bleeding during an activity, one way to attempt to stop the bleeding is to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Breast feed]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Rest]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Wash her genitals]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Drink cold water]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="External Sex Organs" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_01_External.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz1.xml">The age at which embryos have undifferentiated sex organs is up to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Five weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ten weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fifteen weeks]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Twelve weeks]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="External Sex Organs" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_01_External.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz1.xml">The space between the anus and the base of the sexual organ is the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Perineum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Glans]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Urethral folds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Urethral groove]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="External Sex Organs" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_01_External.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz1.xml">The labia majora and minora are also known as the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Vulva]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Clitoris]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Perineum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Slit]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Internal Sex Organs" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_02_Internal.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz2.xml">The development of both male and female sets of sex organs is called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Hermaphroditism]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pseudohermaphroditism]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Clinocephalism]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mongolianism]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Internal Sex Organs" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_02_Internal.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz2.xml">Gonads in a female will develop as the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Ovaries]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cervix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Myometrium]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Internal Sex Organs" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_02_Internal.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz2.xml">In regard to male internal sex organ embryology, the mesonephric duct is also called the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Wolffian duct]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mullerian duct]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lactiferous duct]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ejaculatory duct]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Seminal Tract" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_03_Seminal.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz3.xml">This male organ is located right above the perineum:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Prostate gland]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pituitary gland]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pineal gland]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Thymus gland]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Seminal Tract" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_03_Seminal.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz3.xml">The optimal temperature for the production of sperm is:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[93 degrees F]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[100 degrees F]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[97 degrees F]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[98 degrees F]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Seminal Tract" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_03_Seminal.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz3.xml">The vas deferens leads from the epididymis to the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Prostate]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Penis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Scrotum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Testicle]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Spermatogenesis" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_04_Sperma.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz4.xml">The cells which usually produce testosterone are called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Leydig cells]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sertoli cells]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Beta cells]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Kupffer cells]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Spermatogenesis" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_04_Sperma.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz4.xml">The basement membranes of the testes are made up of:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Collagen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ceratin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Keratin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Elastin]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Spermatogenesis" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_04_Sperma.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz4.xml">In the testes, mature secondary spermatocytes next become:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Spermatids]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Spermatogonia]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Spermatozoans]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Semen]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Chromosomes" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_05_Chromo.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz5.xml">A process in which a spermatogonium divides is called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Mitosis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Amitosis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Myosis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Miosis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Chromosomes" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_05_Chromo.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz5.xml">A combination of physical and mental retardation is called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Mongolism]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Attention deficit disorder]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Autism]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Minimal brain dysfunction]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Chromosomes" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_05_Chromo.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz5.xml">This process is also known as reduction division:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Meiosis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mitosis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Segmentation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Amitosis]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Sperm Cell and Accessory Glands" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_06_SpermCell.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz6.xml">These increase sperm motility:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Prostaglandins]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Endocrine glands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ductless glands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Exocrine glands]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Sperm Cell and Accessory Glands" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_06_SpermCell.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz6.xml">The energy production part of cells are:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Mitochondria]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nuclei]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Centrioles]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Karyons]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Sperm Cell and Accessory Glands" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_06_SpermCell.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz6.xml">The mitochondria of a sperm cell is located in the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Midpiece]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Flagellum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nucleus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Acrosome]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Penis" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_07_Penis.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/7.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz7.xml">The number of sperm cells contained in semen is about:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[100 million]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[50 million]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[200 million]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[500 million]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Penis" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_07_Penis.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/7.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz7.xml">The average volume of semen in an ejaculation is about:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[1 teaspoon]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[3 teaspoon]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[5 teaspoon]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[7 teaspoon]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Male Reproductive System" segment="Penis" video="HUMA_AP_MaleRep_07_Penis.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/xml/7.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/7.Male/quiz/quiz7.xml">All of the following are parts of the penile shaft, except the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Cowper's gland]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Corpora cavernosa]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Corpus spongiosum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Prepuce]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Vulva and Bladder" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_01_Vulva.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz1.xml">The vulva or external genitalia of the female is also known as the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Pudendum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mons pubis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Large lips]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Small lips]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Vulva and Bladder" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_01_Vulva.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz1.xml">In female genitalia, the prepuce covers the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Clitoris]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Mons pubis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Urethral orifice]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Labia]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Vulva and Bladder" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_01_Vulva.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/1.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz1.xml">The analog of clitoris in the male genitalia is the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Glans]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Folds]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Costa]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Gill clefts]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Cervix and Rectum" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_02_Cervix.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz2.xml">In female genitalia, this lies almost directly above one ovary:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[The vermiform appendix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The alveolar arch]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[A flagellum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The mastoid bone]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Cervix and Rectum" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_02_Cervix.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz2.xml">The rectum and bladder are separated in the female by the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cervix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ovary]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fallopian tubes]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Cervix and Rectum" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_02_Cervix.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/2.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz2.xml">The deposit of fat that cushions the pubic bone is called the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Mons pubis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Belly tissue]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cellulitis pubis]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Atheroma]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Vagina, Uterus and Fallopian Tubes" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_03_Vagina.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz3.xml">The muscular lining of the uterus is the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Myometrium]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Endometrium]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Oviduct]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Placenta]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Vagina, Uterus and Fallopian Tubes" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_03_Vagina.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz3.xml">The mid-portion of the fallopian tube is called the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Ampulla]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Infundibulum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Isthmus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Fundus]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Vagina, Uterus and Fallopian Tubes" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_03_Vagina.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/3.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz3.xml">The opening of the cervix is called the:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Cervical os]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cervical cavity]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ectocervix]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Cervical entry]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Ovaries" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_04_Ovaries.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz4.xml">The mature follicles in the last stage of oocyte development are called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Graafian follicles]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Primordial follicles]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sebaceous follicles]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Primeval follicles]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Ovaries" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_04_Ovaries.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz4.xml">Mittelschmerz most specifically refers to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Abdominal pain in the middle of the menstrual cycle]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Abdominal pain at the beginning of the menstrual cycle]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Abdominal pain at the end of the menstrual cycle]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Abdominal pain throughout the menstrual cycle]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Ovaries" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_04_Ovaries.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/4.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz4.xml">In the ovaries, these are left after the involution of the corpus luteum:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Corpus albicans]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Corpus hemorrhagicum]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Corona radiata]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Zona pellucida]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Menstruation" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_05_Mens.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz5.xml">Birth control pills mimic pregnancy by maintaining high levels of:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Estrogen and progesterone]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Androgen and progestin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Progestogen and corticoid]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Corticoid and estrogen]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Menstruation" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_05_Mens.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz5.xml">Superfecundation refers to:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Fertilization of multiple eggs]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Heavy menstruation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The absence of menstruation]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[The inability to fertilize eggs]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Menstruation" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_05_Mens.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/5.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz5.xml">This menstruation phase usually lasts for 14 days:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Postovulatory phase]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Secretory phase]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Preovulatory phase]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Proliferative phase]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Fertilization and Early Pregnancy" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_06_Fertil.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz6.xml">After ejaculation, sperm is viable for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[48 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[64 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[72 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[55 hours]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Fertilization and Early Pregnancy" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_06_Fertil.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz6.xml">After ovulation, the ovum is viable for:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[24 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[48 hours ]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[32 hours]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[72 hours]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Fertilization and Early Pregnancy" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_06_Fertil.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/6.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz6.xml">After ovulation, fertilization usually occurs:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[In the fallopian tube]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[In the uterus]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[In the ovary]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[In the vagina]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Anatomy" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_07_BreaAna.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/7.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz7.xml">This is composed of alveoli, lined with secretory cells:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Lobule]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Ampulla]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Annexa]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Dorsum]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Anatomy" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_07_BreaAna.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/7.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz7.xml">The breasts are also called:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Mammary glands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lachrymal glands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nabothian glands]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Sweat glands]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Anatomy" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_07_BreaAna.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/7.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz7.xml">The basic structural unit of the breast is called a/an:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Lobule]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Nipple]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Areola]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Lactiferous duct]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Physiology and Pathology" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_08_PhyPath.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/8.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz8.xml">Lactation is controlled by this hormone:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Oxytocin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Pitocin]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Estrogen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Progesterone]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Physiology and Pathology" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_08_PhyPath.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/8.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz8.xml">The stated primary cause of breast cancer is:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA[Prolonged exposure to estrogen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Prolonged exposure to progesterone]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Inadequate estrogen]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Inadequate progesterone]]></answer> 
	</query>
	<query>
		<question type="1" course="Anatomy and Physiology Video Series V2" lesson="Reproductive System V2 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System" segment="Physiology and Pathology" video="HUMA_AP_FemRep_08_PhyPath.wmv" slides="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/xml/8.xml" quiz="/NURSING2/ANATOMYandPHYSIOLOGY/8.Female/quiz/quiz8.xml">In women, nulliparity means:</question>
		<answer value="1"><![CDATA["No childbirths"]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Late menarche, early menopause]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Early menarche, late menopause]]></answer> 
		<answer value="0"><![CDATA[Absence of menstruation]]></answer> 
	</query>
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