Module 3 study

Question 1

1st trimester

Answer 1

1-13 weeks

Question 2

2nd trimester

Answer 2

13-28 weeks

Question 3

3rd trimester

Answer 3

28-40 weeks

Question 4

Menstrual vs u/s pregnancy dating

Answer 4

< 9 weeks:
suggest changing if the difference between menstrual dates and U/S dates is
More than 5 days

9-13 6/7 weeks
Suggest changing if the difference between menstrual dates and U/S dates is
More than 7 days

Question 5

Uterine size at 6 weeks

Answer 5

small orange or small pear

Question 6

Uterine size at 8 weeks

Answer 6

Navel orange

Question 7

Uterine size at 10-12 weeks

Answer 7

grapefruit

Question 8

Naegele’s rule

Answer 8

Based on 28 day cycle
LMP + 7 days - 3 months + 1 year = estimated date of birth

30 days cycle = + 2 days
26 days cycle = - 2 days

Question 9

Women Hemoglobin/hematocrit value

Answer 9

11/33

Question 10

TSH reference range

Answer 10

Non pregnant: 0.34 - 4.25

First Trimester: 0.6 - 3.4….some 4.0 as upper limit

Question 11

Prepregnancy BMI < 18.5

Answer 11

Weight category: underweight
Total weight gain: 28-40
Recommended 1st trimester: 5 lbs
Recommended 2nd and 3rd trimester: 1/wk

Question 12

Prepregnancy BMI 18.5 - 24.9

Answer 12

Weight category: normal weight
Total weight gain: 25-35
Recommended 1st trimester: 2-5 lbs
Recommended 2nd and 3rd trimester: 1/wk

Question 13

Prepregnancy BMI 25.0-29.9

Answer 13

Weight category: overweight
Total weight gain: 15-25
Recommended 1st trimester: 0-2 lbs
Recommended 2nd and 3rd trimester: 0.6/wk

Question 14

Prepregnancy BMI > 30.0

Answer 14

Weight category: obese
Total weight gain: 11-20
Recommended 1st trimester: 0-1 lbs
Recommended 2nd and 3rd trimester: 0.5/wk

Question 15

mild glycosuria in pregnancy

Answer 15

is due to increased glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and is normal in pregnancy

Question 16

informed consent when discussing genetic screening option is an example of which ethical principle

Answer 16

Autonomy

Question 17

the moral goodness of an action by its consequences best describes the concept of

Answer 17

utilitarianism:
example:
mandating the covid-19 vaccine for hospital staff is meant to reduce spreading covid-19 to compromised patients. This consequence does not take into consideration the inconvenience and potential small risk of harm to the staff.

It focused on the greater good.

Question 18

To act in the benefit of the patient (regardless of the consequence)

Answer 18

Beneficence

Question 19

to avoid harm to the patient (regardless of the consequence)

Answer 19

Non-maleficence

Question 20

Listeriosis

Answer 20

Bacteria

Food:
raw sprouts
deli meats and hot dogs
raw milk
soft cheese
smoked seafood

Fetus:
Miscarriages
stillbirths
newborn deaths

Question 21

Toxoplasma

Answer 21

Parasite

Food:
undercooked food (especially pork, lamb, venison
shellfish
cat feces
drinking contaminated water

Fetus:
Miscarriage
stillbirth
preterm birth
serious newborn illness

Question 22

Mercury

Answer 22

Tuna, bigeye
King mackerel
Marlin
Shark
Swordfish
Orange roughy
Tilefish (Gulf of Mexico)

Question 23

Which genetic screening determines fetal sex

Answer 23

chorionic villus sampling (CVS)
Cell-free DNA/NIPT/NIPS (cfDNA)

Question 24

Which genetic screening is diagnostic

Answer 24

chorionic villus sampling

Question 25

which genetic screening is non invasive…no risk to fetal

Answer 25

NT/Serum screen
Cell-free DNA/NIPT/NIPS