Maternal Child Nursing Care Chapter 11

Front 1

_______ rules used to determine the estimated day of birth by subtracting ________ months from and adding _______ days to and ________ year to the first day of the ________. Alternatively, add ______ days to the _________ and count forward ______ months.

Back 1

Nagele's rule (estimated date of birth EDB) 3, 7, 1, last menstrual period (LMP), 7, last menstrual period, 9

Front 2

The three 3-month periods into which pregnancy is divided

Back 2

trimesters

Front 3

Measurement performed beginning in the second trimester as one indicator of the progress of fetal growth

Back 3

fundal height

Front 4

Test used to determine whether the nipple is everted or inverted; it is performed by placing the thumb and forefinger on the areola and pressing inward gently

Back 4

pinch test

Front 5

Tasks accomplished by women and men as they adapted to the changes of pregnancy; these tasks include ________, _______, _________, _________, and ________.

Back 5

Developmental changes; accepting pregnancy, identifying with role of parent, reordering personal relationships, establishing relationship with fetus, preparing for childbirth

Front 6

rapid unpredictable changes in mood

Back 6

Emotional liability

Front 7

having conflicting feelings about the pregnancy at the same time

Back 7

ambivalence

Front 8

As a pregnant woman establishes a relationship with her fetus, she progresses through three phases. In phase one, she accepts the _____ and needs to be able to state, ______. In phase two, the woman accepts the ____ and as a ____. she can now say, ______. Finally, in phase 3, the woman prepares realistically for the ____ and ____. She expresses the thought, _____.

Back 8

Biologic fact of pregnancy, "I am pregnant"
growing fetus as distinct from herself, person to nurture;
I am going to have a baby
birth

Front 9

Changes in blood pressure that can occur when a pregnant woman lies on her back for an examination of her abdomen. The _______ and the ______ are compressed by the weight of the abdominal contents, including the uterus.

Back 9

supine hypo-sensitive syndrome; vena cava; abdominal aorta

Front 10

Change in blood pressure that can occur if a pregnant woman changes her position rapidly from supine to upright

Back 10

orthostatic (postural) hypotension

Front 11

________, _________, and ________ techniques used to assess fetal health status

Back 11

Fetal movement; fetal heart rate; fundal height

Front 12

Cultural expectations regarding the specific ways the male is to behave during pregnancy including the importance of respecting taboos associated with pregnancy and giving birth.

Back 12

ritual couvade

Front 13

Pregnancy-related phenomenon in which men experience pregnancy-like symptoms, such as nausea, weight gain, and other physical symptoms.

Back 13

couvade syndrome

Front 14

________Cultural directives that tell a woman what to do during pregnancy; _________ Cultural directives that tell a woman what not do do during pregnancy; they establish

Back 14

prescriptions; proscriptions; taboos

Front 15

____________ Professionally trained woman who provides physical, emotional, and informational support to women and their partners during labor and birth and in the postpartum period

Back 15

Doulas

Front 16

Tool that can be used by expectant couples to explore their childbirth options and choose those that are most important to them; it serves as a tentative guide because the reality of what is feasible may change as the actual labor and birth progress

Back 16

birth plan

Front 17

Calculate the expecteated date of birth (EDB) for each of the following pregnant women using Nagele's rule. Diane's last menes began on May 5 2010 and its last day occurred on may 10, 2010

Back 17

Use Nagele's rule: subtract 3 months and add 7 days and 1 year to the first day of the last menstrual period.
February 12, 2011

Front 18

Calculate the expecteated date of birth (EDB) for each of the following pregnant women using Nagele's rule. Sara had intercourse on February 21, 2010. She has not had a menstrual period since the one that began on January 14, 2010 and ended 5 day's later.

Back 18

Use Nagele's rule: subtract 3 months and add 7 days and 1 year to the first day of the last menstrual period.
October 21, 2011

Front 19

Calculate the expecteated date of birth (EDB) for each of the following pregnant women using Nagele's rule. Beth's last period began on July 4, 2010, and ended on july 10, 2010. She noted that her basal body temperature (BBT) began to rise on July 28 2010.

Back 19

Use Nagele's rule: subtract 3 months and add 7 days and 1 year of the last menstrual period.
April 11, 2011