[Module 3] Maternal Adaptation During Pregnancy

Question 1

These refer to the diagnosis that needs further confirmation.

Answer 1

Presumptive signs

Question 2

Below are Presumptive signs, except.

Amenorrhea
Ambivalence
Pregnancy Test
Fatigue
Quickening

Answer 2

[Ambivalence] –Physiological change
–refers to the changing of emotions
[Pregnancy Test]– example of probable signs

Question 3

Below are Probable signs, except.
Chadwick’s
Breast Changes
Enlargement of Uterus

Answer 3

Breast Changes

Question 4

It is the softening of the cervix

Answer 4

Goodell’s sign

Question 5

It is the softening of lower uterine segment

Answer 5

Hegar’s sign

Question 6

It is the sign of violet colored vagina

Answer 6

Chadwick’s signs

Question 7

These are contractions that is under the probable signs of pregnancy

Answer 7

Braxton Hicks

Question 8

These are signs that conclude pregnancy

Answer 8

Positive signs

Question 9

why is there an increase in WBC in the Cardiovascular system during pregnancy, specifically the fibrinogen?

Answer 9

Because clotting factor is important for delivery

Question 10

Spot the Not, these are cardiovascular system changes during pregnancy, except:

Increase in blood volume
varicosities
displacement of the diaphragm
edema of lower extremities
physiologic anemia
heart rate increases 10- 15 beats / min

Answer 10

Displacement of the diaphragm

Question 11

Spot the Not, these are cardiovascular system changes during pregnancy, except:

Increase in cardiac output
supine hypotension
palpitations
Pica
increase in WBC, fibrinogen

Answer 11

[Pica] - pica is the term used for excessive eating, this belongs to the gastrointestinal changes

Question 12

when is the FHB audible?

Answer 12

It is audible at the 10th-12th week by doppler, and , 18th to 24th week by stet at 120-160 beats/ min.

Question 13

what is the normal fetal heartrate?

Answer 13

120-160bpm

Question 14

When does the heart starts to beat already?

Answer 14

It starts as early as in the 24th day

Question 15

Term used for the changing of emotions

Answer 15

Ambivalence

Question 16

Below the are psychological changes of pregnancy during the “First Trimester”, except

• Ambivalence
• Fear
• Fantasies about motherhood & about having a “dream child”
  -Possible increase in sex drive

Answer 16

[Possible increase in sex drive] - it should be “decrease”

Question 17

The test of the mother in this trimester is to “Accept the Pregnancy

Answer 17

First Trimester

Question 18

Below are the psychological changes of pregnancy during the “Second Trimester”, except:

• feelings of emotional well being and lability
• acceptance of pregnancy
• feelings of awkwardness & clumsiness
• possible increase in sex drive
• adjustment to change in body image

Answer 18

[feelings of awkwardness & clumsiness] belongs to the Third Trimester

Question 19

The psychological task in this Trimester is to “Accept the fetus/The baby is growing in me”

Answer 19

Second Trimester

Question 20

Below are the psychological changes of pregnancy during the “Second Trimester”, except:

-feelings of awkwardness & clumsiness
-Fears & tension about labor
- possible decrease in sex drive
-Spurt of energy during the last month

Answer 20

[possible decrease in sex drive] belongs in the first trimester

Question 21

Below are the Psychological Task of Pregnancy in the “Third Trimester” except:

-Preparing for parenthood
-preparing the baby and end of pregnancy
-arranging for infants’ care
-developing economic patterns
-reevaluation of household assignments
-acquisition of knowledge about pregnancy childbirth and parenthood
expectant father

Answer 21

They are all correct, Dumbass