5-7 questions Flashcards
Human development is an ongoing process that begins at fertilization and continues even after birth
True
The chorion membrane is the thick lining of tissue surrounding the amniotic cavity that protects the fetus as it grows in the uterus
False
The fetus receives active immunity from the mother by transfer of maternal antibodies through the placenta.
True
Meconium staining in the amniotic fluid may be a result of fetal stresses during the pregnancy or labor.
True
An ectopic pregnancy can occur anywhere outside the uterine cavity.
True
Fetal movements palpated by a trained examiner are a positive sign of pregnancy after 20 weeks.
True
Braxton-Hicks contractions are preterm and painful contractions that need to be reported immediately to the healthcare provider.
False
Due to hemoconcentration of red blood cells during pregnancy, a hemoglobin level less than 11 is considered normal
Due to hemoconcentration of red blood cells during pregnancy, a hemoglobin level greater than 11 is considered normal
During the first trimester of pregnancy, it is normal for the woman to often react to her role with mixed feelings or ambivalence.
True
Iron supplements are not indicated as long as the woman gains adequate weight and follows the nutritional guidelines from the pyramid food groups during pregnancy.
False
The goal of prenatal care is to optimize health of the woman and fetus, and improve odds that the fetus will be born healthy to a healthy mother.
True
HIV lab screening is usually done in the third trimester because no treatment is necessary until the last 6 weeks of pregnancy.
Streptococcus group B lab screening is usually done in the third trimester because no treatment is necessary until the last 6 weeks of pregnancy.
Any abnormal part of the patient’s history, physical exam, or lab testing puts a pregnancy at risk.
True
Triple marker screening determines if the fetus will be born with chromosomal abnormalities.
False
A reactive non-stress test is reassuring for fetal well-being
True