[10] PRELIMS | PRENATAL CARE Flashcards

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PURPOSES OF PRENATAL CARE

  • Establish a ____
  • Determine the ____
  • Monitor ____
  • Identify ____
  • Minimize the ____
  • Provide ____
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  • Establish a baseline of present health
  • Determine the gestational age of the fetus
  • Monitor fetal development and maternal well-being
  • Identify women @ risk for complications
  • Minimize the risk of possible complications
  • Provide education about pregnancy, lactation, and newborn care
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NUTRITION

  • Increase of ____
  • Nutrients important in pregnancy: ____
  • Note: The average recommended daily allowance (RDA) of calories for woman of childbearing age is ____.
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  • Increase of 300 kcal/day
  • Nutrients important in pregnancy: CHON, Ca, Fe, Folic Acid (Vit. B9)
  • Note:The average recommended daily allowance(RDA) of calories for woman of childbearing age is 2,200kcal.
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NUTRITION

Vitamin Needs for Pregnant Woman:
* ____
* ____
* ____
* ____

Mineral Needs For Pregnant Woman:
* ____
* ____
* ____
* ____
* ____

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Vitamin Needs for Pregnant Woman:
* Vit. D
* Vit. A
* Vit.C
* Folic Acid

Mineral Needs For Pregnant Woman:
* Calcium
* Iodine
* Iron
* Flouride
* Zinc

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NUTRITION

RDA: 60 grams/day
Sources:
* Meat, fish, poultry, beans, lentils and other legumes; breads and cereals; and seeds and nuts

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PROTEIN

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PROTEIN

RDA: ____

Sources:
* Meat, fish, poultry, beans, lentils and other legumes; breads and cereals; and seeds and nuts

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RDA: 60 grams/day

Sources:
* Meat, fish, poultry, beans, lentils and other legumes; breads and cereals; and seeds and nuts

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NUTRITION

Nutrient: ____
RDA: Adolescent: ____; Adult: ____

Sources:
* Cereals, legumes, nuts, dried fruits, broccoli, green leafy vegetables, and canned salmon and sardines that contain bones

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Nutrient: CALCIUM
RDA: Adolescent: 1300mg/day; Adult: 1000 mg/day

Sources:
* Cereals, legumes, nuts, dried fruits, broccoli, green leafy vegetables, and canned salmon and sardines that contain bones

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NUTRITION

Nutrient: ____
RDA: ____

Sources:
* ____ (found in red and organ meats)
* ____ (found in plant products)

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Nutrient: IRON
RDA: 30-60 mg/day

Sources:
* heme (found in red and organ meats)
* nonheme (found in plant products)

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NUTRITION

Nutrient: ____
RDA: ____

Sources
* liver, lean beef, kidney and lima beans, dried beans, potatoes, whole wheat breads, peanuts, and fresh nuts dark-green leafy vegetables.

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Nutrient: FOLIC ACID
RDA: 400 mcg/day

Sources
* liver, lean beef, kidney and lima beans, dried beans, potatoes, whole wheat breads, peanuts, and fresh nuts dark-green leafy vegetables.

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NUTRITION

FLUIDS
* Recommended is ____ of fluids daily

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FLUIDS
* Recommended is 8-10
glasses
of fluids daily

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SPECIAL NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

For: ____
* Gynecological Age
* Additional ____ over the kcal/day recommended ____ increases of kcal/day

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For: Pregnant Adolescent
* Gynecological Age
* Additional 200 over the kcal/day recommended 300 to 400 increases of kcal/day

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SPECIAL NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

  • Regulate ____
  • ____ for bowel movements
  • ____ - w/ prenatal vitamins
  • ____ - eating foods that have no nutritional value
  • ____
  • ____
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  • Regulate Sodium Intake
  • Fiber Needs for bowel movements
  • Vegetarian - w/ prenatal vitamins
  • Pica - eating foods that have no nutritional value
  • Lactose Intolerance
  • GDM - Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
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SPECIAL NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATION

Lactation
- Calorie intake = ____ calories more than the non pregnant
- CHON intake = ____
- Calcium & iron = ____
- ____ are often continued

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Lactation
- Calorie intake = 500 calories more than the non pregnant
- CHON intake = 65 mg/day
- Calcium & iron = same during pregnancy
- Vit. Supplements are often continued

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SPECIAL NUTRITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

Lactation
* Fluids ____
* ____ of coffee/day
* Drugs should be taken w/ ____
* ____ is restricted even occasional single serving

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Lactation
* Fluids 8-10 glasses
* 2 cups of coffee/day
* Drugs should be taken w/ health care provider’s advice
* Alcohol intake is restricted even occasional single serving

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EFFECTS OF EXERCISE

  • A more ____
  • Decrease in ____
  • More rapid return to ____ after delivery
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  • A more positive self-image
  • Decrease in musculoskeletal discomforts
  • More rapid return to pre-pregnancy weight after Delivery
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P1 - GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY

  • Perform scheduled exercise periods (about ____ for ____).
  • Do not perform ____ in hot, humid weather or if you have fever.
  • Avoid activities that require ____ in direction like jogging.
  • Measure ____ at times of peak activity
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  • Perform scheduled exercise periods (about 3 times/week for 30 minutes).
  • Do Not perform vigorous exercise in hot, humid weather or if you have fever.
  • Avoid activities that require jumping, jarring motions or rapid changes in direction like jogging.
  • Measure heart rate at times of peak activity
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P2 - GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY

  • Exercise on a ____
  • Avoid exercises and motions that involve ____ or ____
  • ____ before & after exercise.
  • Eat a ____ and ____ snack before the exercise.
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  • Exercise on a wooden floor or a tightly carpeted surface
  • Avoid exercises and motions that involve deep flexion or joint extension
  • Drink fluids before & after exercise.
  • Eat a protein and complex carbohydrate snack before the exercise.
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P3 - GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY

  • Start with a ____ & end with a ____ period (____ each).
  • End exercise program with a period of ____
  • Woman who are beginning an exercise program should ____.
  • Woman should ____
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  • Start with a warm-up & end with a cool-down period (5 min each).
  • End exercise program with a period of gradually declining activity
  • Woman who are beginning an exercise program should not exceed recommendation for moderate exercise.
  • Woman should exercise at the same time and eat a well-balanced diet
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P4 - GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY

  • Women should avoid ____ below a depth of ____ or exercising in altitudes above ____ during pregnancy.
  • Women should avoid getting ____.
  • Intensity of exercise should be modified
    according to the ____
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  • Women should avoid scuba diving below a depth of 30 feet or exercising in altitudes above 8000 feet during pregnancy.
  • Women should avoid getting overheated.
  • Intensity of exercise should be modified
    according to the “talk test.”
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P5 - GUIDELINES FOR EXERCISE IN PREGNANCY

  • Stop any activity and contact your health care provider if ____
  • Perform strenuous activities for no longer than ____
  • Do not exercise in the ____ after the ____ of pregnancy.
  • Avoid exercise that employ ____
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  • Stop any activity and contact your health care provider if any unusual symptoms appear such as dizziness or vaginal bleeding.
  • Perform strenuous activities for no longer than 20 minutes
  • Do not exercise in the supine position after the 4th month of pregnancy.
  • Avoid exercise that employ Valsalva maneuver (holding your breath while bearing down).
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EXERCISES

  1. Pelvic Rocking / Pelvic Tilt
  2. Abdominal Muscle Contractions
  3. Kegel Exercises
  4. Tailor-Sitting
  5. Squatting
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  1. ____
  2. ____
  3. ____
  4. ____
  5. ____
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IMMUNIZATION

  • Vaccines that may be administered in pregnancy: ____ (4)
  • Contraindicated: ____ (4)
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  • Vaccines that may be administered in pregnancy: Tetanus Diphtheria, Recombinant Hepatitis B, Rabies & Flu Vaccines
  • Contraindicated: Rubeola and Rubella, Chickenpox, Mumps, & the Sabin Poliomyelitis Vaccines
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TETANUS DIPTHERIA IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE

MINIMUM INTERVAL:
* Td1 - ____
* Td2 - ____ after Td1
* Td3 - ____ after Td2
* Td4 - ____ after Td3
* Td4 - ____ after Td4

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MINIMUM INTERVAL:
* Td1 - As early as possible during pregnancy
* Td2 - **1 month **after Td1
* Td3 - 6 months after Td2
* Td4 - 1 year after Td3
* Td4 - 1 year after Td4

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TETANUS DIPTHERIA IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE

DURATION OF PROTECTION
* Td1 - ____
* Td2 - ____
* Td3 - ____
* Td4 - ____
* Td5 - ____

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DURATION OF PROTECTION
* Td1 - None
* Td2 - 3 years
* Td3 - 5 years
* Td4 - 10 years
* Td5 - lifetime

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SELF-CARE DURING PREGNANCY

  • P____
  • D____
  • P____
  • B____
  • P____
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  • Personal hygiene bathing
  • Dental health
  • Physical activity
  • Breast care
  • Posture and body mechanics
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# TRAVEL DURING PREGNANCY * ____ is generally safe * Travel during pregnancy is ____ * Avoid long trips during the ____ * ____ when travelling * Rest period every ____
* **Air travel** is generally safe * Travel during pregnancy is **not contraindicated for low risk pregnant women** * Avoid long trips during the **3rd trimester** * **Wear seatbelts** when travelling * Rest period every **2 hours**
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# SEXUAL ACTIVITY Changes in normal sexual response are related to the ____ of pregnancy: * ____ - less interested in sex * ____ - more interested in sex * ____ - less interest in sex
Changes in normal sexual response are related to the **physiologic changes** of pregnancy: * **1st Trimester** - less interested in sex * **2nd Trimester** - more interested in sex * **3rd Trimester** - less interest in sex
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# SEXUAL ACTIVITY Generally no contraindications except in the presence of: * M____ * T____ * Partner with ____ * Maternal history of ____ * Premature ____ * Premature ____ * H____ * I____
Generally no contraindications except in the presence of: * **Multiple pregnancy** * **Threatened abortion** * **Partner with sexually transmitted infection** * **Maternal history of miscarriage following orgasm** * **Premature rupture of membranes** * **Premature labor** * **History of abortion, bleeding** * **Incompetent cervix**
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# SEXUAL ACTIVITY During the last ____of pregnancy, coitus is discouraged | Coitus: Sex
6 to 8 weeks
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# SEXUAL ACTIVITY Facts: * Coitus on the expected due date does ____ * ____ does not initiate preterm labor * Coitus does ____
Facts: * Coitus on the expected due date does not **initiate labor** * **Orgasm** does not initiate preterm labor * Coitus does **not cause rupture of the membrane**
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# CONTRAINDICATIONS * Smoking – ____ * Alcohol – ____ *Retardation/delays* *Mental retardation* *Craniofacial defects: flat midface, wide nasal bridge, thin upper lip* *Cardiovascular defects* *Limb defects* *Impaired fine gross motor function* * Caffeine - ____
* Smoking – **SGA (Small for Gestational Age) newborn** * Alcohol – **FAS (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome)** *Retardation/delays* *Mental retardation* *Craniofacial defects: flat midface, wide nasal bridge, thin upper lip* *Cardiovascular defects* *Limb defects* Impaired fine gross motor function * Caffeine - **Reduce intake only**
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# CONTRAINDICATIONS Drugs - should only be taken by pregnant women when ____ * Intake of ____ in the first trimester can cause most adverse fetal malformations * Illegal drugs carry the risk of acquiring ____ * ____ - being natural are not always safe because of lack of consistent potency in the active ingredient
Drugs - should only be taken by pregnant women when **prescribed by their physicians** * Intake of **illicit drugs** in the first trimester can cause most adverse fetal malformations * Illegal drugs carry the risk of acquiring **HIV & other STD’s** * **Herbal supplements** - being natural are not always safe because of lack of consistent potency in the active ingredient