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| Implantation outside the uterine cavity |
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| Ectopic pregnancy: outcome |
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| Ballottement: Procedure and indication |
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- tapping on abdomen produces rebound bounce
- indicates PROBABLE pregnancy |
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| Normal location of fertilization |
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| outer third of fallopian tube |
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| Trend of postnatal growth |
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| Cephalocaudal (head-to-to) |
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| Chadwick's sign: what, when, and indication |
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- cervix appears blue/purple
- as early as 6 weeks gestation
- probable sign of pregnancy |
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| the outermost cell layer that surrounds the embryo and fluid cavity. |
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| infections that tend to lead to birth defects |
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| infections that tend to lead to birth defects |
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- a clear or slightly milky fluid secreted from the breasts
- 14 weeks gestation |
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| Goodell's sign: what and when |
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- cervix softens
- 8 weeks gestation |
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| Hegar's sign: what and when |
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- lower uterine segment softens
- 6 weeks gestation |
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| When does the simple heart begin to beat? |
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| When do rudimentary forms of organs develop? |
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| First day of last menstrual period. add 7 days. Subtract 3 months. Result is EDD. |
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| Connective tissue, muscle, bone, and the urogenital and circulatory systems develop here. |
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| First fetal movement felt |
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| What protects the umbilical cord? |
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| period from fertilization to birth |
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5 pregnancies
3 term births,
1 preterm birth,
1 induced abortion or miscarriage
3 living children. |
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4 pregnancies
3 viable (>20 wks) births |
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| 8 pregnancies, 7 term births, 1 miscarriage, all children living |
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| 7 areas addressed in preconceptional care |
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- diet
- behavior modification
- prescription drugs
- diabetes
- genetic testing
- infectios disease testing
- reducing psychosocial risk factors |
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| Infections of particular concern during pregnancy |
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- rubella,
- influenza,
- tuberculosis,
- STD's. |
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| Stages of human development |
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Definition
- fertilization
- zygote
- Morula
- Blastocyst
- Embryo
- Fetus
- Baby |
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| What makes a zygote a zygote? |
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| What makes a zygote a morula? |
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| The cells begin to show differences (specialization). |
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| What makes a morula a blastocyst |
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| Morula in a fluid-filled space surrounded by two layers. |
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| Outer layer of the blastocyst |
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| inner layer of the blastocyst |
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| "roots" extending from the chorion that receive oxygen and nourishment for the embryo. |
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| functions of amniotic fluid |
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- cushions against trauma
- regulates temperature
- allows space for exercise |
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| endometrium of the uterus during pregnancy |
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| When does the fetus reach viability? |
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| What is considered an immature birth? |
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| birth weight less than 1kg (2.2 lbs) |
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| Appearance of uterine side of placenta |
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| dark and red (dirty duncan) |
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| Appearance of fetal side of placenta |
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- transfer of nutrients and oxygen from the mother to the fetus
- transfer of waste products and carbon dioxide from the fetus to the mother
- secretes HcG
- secretes estrogen and progesterone |
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The umbilical cord has
A) 1 artery, 1 vein
B) 1 artery 2 veins
C) 2 arteries, 1 vein
D) 2 arteries, 2 veins |
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| the intrinsic ability of the heart to contract independent of preload and afterload |
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| condition of pregnancy marked by high blood pressure and excess protein in urine after 20 weeks of pregnancy. |
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| condition of pregnancy marked by high blood pressure and excess protein in urine after 20 weeks of pregnancy |
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| Presents with painless, bright red bleeding |
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| return(s) deoxygenated blood from fetus to mother |
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| return(s) oxygenated blood to fetus |
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| oxygenated blood enters the fetus' inferior vena cava by way of the ______. |
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| opening between right and left atria |
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| connection between pulmonary artery and aorta |
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| A congenital heart defect may result if this natural post-birth occurrance doesn't happen |
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| Within newborn's first few breaths, foramen ovale closes, and ductus arteriosus and ductus venosus shrivel and become fibrous ligaments. |
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| Near term, what interaction between fetus and amniotic fluid occurs? |
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| fetus swallows almost 400mL/day. |
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| post-term fetal well-being can be measured by |
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| amniotic fluid volume measurement. |
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| What is the standard test for fetal lung maturity? |
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Select the presumptive signs of pregnancy from the following list:
- colostrum production.
- amenorrhea.
- morning sickness.
- Goodell's sign
- frequent urination.
- basal body temp elevation.
- fatigue.
- Urine pregnancy test.
- enlargement of abdomen.
- quickening
- Chadwick's sign
- Ballottement
- melasma (chloasma gravidarum)
- Hegar's sign
- linea nigra on lower abdomen.
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- colostrum production.
- amenorrhea.
- morning sickness.
- frequent urination.
- fatigue.
- quickening.
- melasma (chloasma gravidarum)
- linea nigra on lower abdomen. |
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| Name the probable signs of pregnancy |
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Braxton-Hicks contractions
Goodell's sign
Chadwick's sign
Hegar's sign
Ballottement
pregnancy test
basal body temp elevation
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| Name the postive signs of pregnancy |
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Definition
visual observation (ultrasound)
fetal heartbeat (Doppler, fetoscope)
Fetal movement |
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| How long does it take a zygote to enter the uterine cavity? |
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| What makes a blastocyst an embryo? |
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| Implantation in the uterine wall. |
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| What makes an embryo a fetus? |
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| Vital organs begin to form |
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| average length of umbilical cord |
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| These tools are used to evaluate maternal and fetal health problems, fetal congenital anomalies, and fetal growth and maturity. |
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Definition
Ultrasonography
Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein screening
Chorionic villus sampling
Nonstress test
Contraction stress test
Magnetic resonance imaging
Biophysical profile |
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| Normal pregnancy checkup schedule |
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q month to 7th month
q 2 weeks in 8th month
q week 9th month to delivery |
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| routine pregnancy checkup list includes what procedures? |
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-void
-U/A protein
-fundal height
-weight
-fetal heart tones
-edema |
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- visual disturbances
- headache
- edema
- rapid weight gain |
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- bleeding
- severe abdominal pain |
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| - painless vaginal bleeding |
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◦ backache,
◦ pelvic/abdominal cramping,
◦ rhythmic pelvic pressure,
◦ diarrhea,
◦ change in vaginal discharge,
◦ vaginal spotting,
◦ leaking fluid,
◦ malaise |
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•severe, unresolved headache.
•visual changes.
•sudden edema. |
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