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A pregnant woman comes to the clinic for a visit. This is her third pregnancy. She had a miscarriage at 12 weeks and gave birth to a son, now 3 years old, at 32 weeks. Using the GTPAL system, the nurse would document this woman’s obstetric history as: A) 31021; B) 30111; C) 21212; D) 20111
B) 30111
A woman is 20 weeks pregnant. The nurse would expect to palpate the fundus at which of the following locations?
At the umbilicus
A woman is in her early second trimester of pregnancy. The nurse would instruct the woman to return for a follow-up visit every:
4 weeks
After teaching a pregnant woman how to count fetal movements, the nurse determines that the teaching was successful when the client states which of the following? A) “I’ll do the count once a week on a morning that I’m not rushed for work.” B) “I’ll sit comfortably in a recliner or lie on my side when I do the counts.” C) “I won’t expect more than three movements to happen in an hour.” D) “I’ll do the counts while I’m sitting and watching my son’s basketball game.”
B
What are the two purposes of the placenta?
1 - Produce the hormones that maintain the pregnancy; 2 - It is the babies lifeline & provides nutrients, oxygen, fluid & takes away waste.
Give the length of the trimesters
1st - 1st day of LMP - 13 weeks
2nd - 14 wks - 26 wks
3rd - 27 wks - 40 wks
Estimate the date of birth if the LMP began on July 4th, using Naegele's Rule.
April 11th
Estimate the date of birth if the LMP began on September 30th, using Naegele's Rule
July 7th
If a woman has had two previous pregnancies, has delivered two term children, and is currently pregnant. What is her GTPAL?
32002
A patient reports that the first day of her LMP was January 7th. The calculated EDD is?
October 14th
A patient has two pervious pregnancies, has had no abortions or miscarriages, delivered two full-term neonates, and is currently pregnant. Her GTPAL is?
32002
Define Macrosomia
Birth weight > 4-4500 grams
What defect does folic acid help prevent?
NTD's (Neural Tube Defects)
Name the four types of pregnancy tests.
Immunoassay
Radioimmunoassay
Radioreceptor assay
ELISA
Which type of pregnancy test is the most common for OTC home use?
ELISA
What hormone makes the endometrium able to accept a fetilized ovum?
The hCG hormone produced by the corpus lutium
What is the purpose of prenatal care?
To identify risk factors and other deviations from normal.
Name the probably signs of pregnancy.
Chadwick's sign
Hegar's sign
Goodell's sign
Ballottment
Name the presumptive signs of pregnancy
Amenorrhea
N/V
Breast Changes
Fatigue
Urination Frequency
Quickening
Name the positive signs of pregnancy
Auscultation of the FH @ 10-12 wks. Observation & Palpation of fetal movement by examiner. Sonographic visualization of the fetus.
At what point is cardiac activity of the fetus able to be seen by sonogram?
Can be noted at 4-8 weeks.
What is the approximate length of pregnancy?
40 weeks or 280 days
Changes in the Uterus during pregnancy
Size, shape & position.
Changes in contractility
Uteroplacental blood flow
Cervical changes
Quickening
Changes in the Breasts during pregnancy
Fullness & heaviness
Heightened sensitivity from tingling to sharp pain
Areolae become more pigmented
Montgomery's tubercles
Colostrum
Changes in the CV system during pregnancy
Blood pressure decreases
Blood volume increases
Pulse increases
Cardiac Output increases
Hypercoagulation
What positions will help prevent Vena Cava Syndrome or Supine Hypotensive Syndrome?
Left or Right Lateral Recumbent