Chapter 11- Maternal Adaptations Flashcards

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What are the 3 positive signs of pregnancy?

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ultrasound verification of embryo or fetus (4-6 weeks)
auscultation of fetal heart tones via doppler (10-12 weeks)
fetal movement felt by experienced clinical (20 weeks)

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What are some subjective / “presumptive signs” of pregnancy? (9)

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4 weeks: amenorrhea
3-4 weeks: breast tenderness
4-14 weeks: nausea and vomiting
6 weeks: breast enlargement
6-12 weeks: urinary frequency
7-12 weeks: uterine enlargement
12 weeks: fatigue
16 weeks: hyperpigmentation of skin
16-20 weeks: fetal movements (quickening)
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What are some objective/ “probable signs” of pregnancy? (7)

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4-12 weeks: positive pregnancy test
5 weeks: Goodell’s sign- softening of the cervix
6-8 weeks: Chadwick’s sign- increased vascularization of the cervix
6-12 weeks: Hegar’s sign
14 weeks: Abdominal enlargement
16-28 weeks: Ballottement
16-28 weeks: Braxton Hicks contractions- no progression

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What hormone is referred to the “hormone of pregnancy”?

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progesterone

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