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1
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WBC in pregnancy

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5-15k

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2
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Hgb in pregnancy

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> 11

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3
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Hct in pregnancy

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> 33%

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4
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RBC in pregnancy

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5-6.25 mill

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5
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Hgb in newborn

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14-24

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6
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total bili in newborn

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2-6

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7
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BG in newborn

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> 40 (40-45)

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8
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WBC in newborn

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9-30k

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9
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expected weight gain for the typical pregnant pt

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25-35lbs

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10
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expected weight gain in the 1st trimester

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2.2-4.4lbs

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11
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expected weight gain in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters

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1lb/week

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12
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weight gain needed for the underweight pregnant pt

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38-40lbs

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13
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weight gain needed for the overweight pregnant pt

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15-25lbs

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14
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expected weight loss for the breastfeeding pt

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2.2lb/month

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15
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expected weight loss for the non-breastfeeding pt

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1.1-2.2lbs/week

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16
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additional calorie intake for the breastfeeding pt

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450-500 calories/day

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17
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additional calorie intake during the 2nd trimester

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340 cals/day

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18
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additional calorie intake during the 3rd trimester

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452 cals/day

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19
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folic acid intake for the non pregnant pt

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400 mcg/day

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20
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folic acid intake for the pregnant pt

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600 mcg/day

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21
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calcium intake for the pregnant pt

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1000 mg/day

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22
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fluid intake for the pregnant pt

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2.3L/day (8-10 glasses)

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23
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iron intake for the pregnant pt

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27 mg/day

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24
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iron intake in iron deficiency anemia

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60-120 mg/day

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25
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timing of initial GDM screening

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24-28 weeks

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26
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timing of initial GBS screening

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35-37 weeks

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27
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nagele’s rule for estimating EDB

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(LMP - 3months) + 7 days = EDD

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28
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normal kick counts

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at LEAST 10 kicks in 12h

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29
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when can fetoscope detect the FHR

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16 weeks

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30
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when can the doppler device detect FHR

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12 weeks (sometimes as early as 10 weeks)

31
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length of precipitous birth

32
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normal FHR

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100-160 bpm

33
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fetal tachycardia

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> 160 bpm for 10 mins or more

34
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normal resting pressure in uterine contraction internal monitoring

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15 mmHg or less

35
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dilation in latent phase of labor

36
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dilation in active stage of labor

37
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contractions in active stage of labor

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q3-5min, lasting 40-70secs, moseratley strong

38
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dilation in the transitional stage of labor

39
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contractions in the transitional stage of labor

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q2-3min, lasting 45-90secs

40
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VS assessment frequency in the second stage of labor

41
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bishop score for successful induction

42
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bishop score not favorable for induction

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<8, dinoprostone needed before administering oxytocin

43
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BG level indicative of GDM

44
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normal fasting BG goal of pregnant client

45
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positive 1h glucose tolerance test

46
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BP in severe preeclampsia

47
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proteinuria in severe preeclampsia

A

4+ proteinuria

48
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BP in preeclamspia

49
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proteinuria in preeclampsia

50
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VS monitoring in placenta previa

A

q4h until bleeding stops

51
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timing for amniocentesis results

52
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NST - nonreactive

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no accels after 40 mins

53
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biophysical profile - when to prepare for infant delivery

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at or after 38wks: <6

at any gestational age: <4

54
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VS monitoring when on mag sulfate & DTR monitoring

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VS: q15-30min
DTR: q1-4h

55
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contraction frequency that requires stopping pit

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> 2 min or more than 5 contractions in 10 mins (tachysystole)

56
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when to give Rhogam

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@ 28 wks gestatiion and @ 72h postpartum

57
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pathological jaundice

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occurs within 24h

58
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physiologic jaundice

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occurs within 48-72h

59
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normal newborn temp

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97.7-99.5F (36.5-37.5C)

60
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normal newborn HR

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110-160 bpm

61
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normal newborn RR

62
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normal newborn length

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45-55cm (17.7-21.7in)

63
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normal newborn wieght

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2500-4000g (5.5-8.8lbs)

64
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first meconium stool

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within 24-48h

65
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normal newborn WBC

66
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normal newborn head circumference

67
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angle of newborn in car seat

A

45 degrees

68
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storage of prepared formula bottles

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up to 48h in fridge, then throw away

69
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newborn presentation for GA: few creases on sole of foot, teste partially descended, extended extremities

70
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normal pattern of urination for newborn

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2-6x/day for first 24-48h, then 6-8x/day starting on 3rd day

71
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cephalohematoma healing time

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within 3-6wks without Tx

72
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postpartum fundal height

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after 3rd stage of labor: 2cm below U

1h postpartum: icm above U

24h postpartum: 1cm below U

> 1day postpartum: 1-2cm below U q24h

6days postpartum: not palpable

73
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frequency of breast feedings

A

8-12x in 24h

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