JNCLEX-RM (Jordan) case studies
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The JNCLEX-RM is the registered midwife licensure examination pathway in Jordan, intended for midwifery graduates and practising midwives who need to demonstrate entry-level competence before registration with the Jordan Nursing Council. It is a multiple-choice examination delivered in the language of practice, and it tests the full scope of midwifery work rather than isolated facts: antenatal assessment and screening, monitoring and supporting normal labour, immediate postpartum and newborn care, recognition and escalation of obstetric emergencies, safe medication practice, professional ethics within Jordanian health regulation, and infection prevention and quality of care in maternity units. The JNCLEX-RM (Jordan) case studies are 5 cases and about 5,046 words.
1Severe pre-eclampsia at 33+4 weeks in a peripheral health centre
Fatima is 29, G2P1, 33 weeks and 4 days by first-trimester scan. She attends a Ministry of Health comprehensive health centre that is 55 minutes by road from the referral hospital.
1,064 words, about 5 min2Slow progress in the active phase of labour: partograph decision-making
Aisha is 24, G1P0, 40 weeks and 5 days, admitted in spontaneous labour at 03:00. At 08:00 she was 4 cm dilated, 80% effaced, station -2, with three contractions in 10 minutes lasting 30 seconds; membranes were intact and the fetal heart was 142.
1,024 words, about 5 min3Primary postpartum haemorrhage with a mildly depressed newborn
She gave birth vaginally 40 minutes ago to a 3.9 kg boy after a 6-hour labour. Active management was used: 10 IU oxytocin intramuscularly within one minute of birth and controlled cord traction, with a complete placenta delivered at 12 minutes.
986 words, about 5 min4Cord prolapse at a facility without theatre
Samira is 30, G2P1, 38 weeks and 2 days, admitted at 5 cm in spontaneous labour. At 09:10 her membranes rupture with a gush of clear fluid.
970 words, about 5 min5Disclosure of intimate partner violence during a shared antenatal visit
Noor is 26, G2P1, at 26 weeks, attending a routine antenatal visit with her husband. He answers most questions for her, sits between her and the door, and refuses to leave during the examination.
1,002 words, about 5 min