Pregnancy, Newborn and Abdomen Flashcards

1
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changes occur in pregnant women primarily because of ________ changes

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hormonal

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2
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List changes to a pregnant women’s skin, hair, and nails

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  • excessive oiliness or dryness of scalp
  • increased growth of hair and nails
  • acne vulgaris
  • darkening areola and nipples, axillae and perineum
  • hyperpigmentation: linea nigra, dark line extending from umbilicus to mons pubis
  • chloasma, mask of pregnancy and darkening of facial hair skin
  • hirsutism of face, abdomen and back
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3
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List changes to a pregnant woman’s mouth, throat, and sinuses

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  • gingival bleeding and hypertrophy
  • vocal changes due to edema of larynx
  • nasal stuffiness
  • epistaxis due to estrogen induced edema
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4
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increased estrogen = ?

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increased H20 retention

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5
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List changes to pregnant women’s breast

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  • tingling and tenderness
  • hyperpigmentation
  • enlargement of Montgomery tubercles
  • prominence of superficial veins
  • development of striae (stretch marks)
  • expression of colostrum in 2nd and 3rd trimester
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6
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List changes to pregnant women’s abdomen

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  • lower pelvic discomfort
  • frequent urination
  • constipation
  • heartburns
  • gestational diabetes
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7
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List changes to pregnant women’s heart, lungs and peripheral vascular system

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  • increased heart rate (10-15 bpm)
  • increased cardiac output and cardiac size
  • feeling dizzy and lightheaded
  • edema in lower extremities and varicosities
  • shortness of breath (last trimester)
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8
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List changes to pregnant women’s musculoskeletal and neurological system

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  • gradual lordosis
  • waddling gait
  • pain or tingling feeling in thighs
  • leg cramps
  • dizzy and lightheaded
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9
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describes a child from birth to 28 days old

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newborn or neonate

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10
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refers to a child between ages 28 days old to 1 year old

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infant

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11
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white, creamy, naturally occurring biofilm covering the skin of the fetus

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vernix caseosa

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12
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soft, fine hair covering a fetus while inside the uterus

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lanugo

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13
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closes at 12-18 months

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anterior fontanelle

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14
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closes at 2 motnhs

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posterior fontanelle

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15
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newborns have an average of how many breathe per minute

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30-60

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16
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average pulse rate of a newborn

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120-160 bpm

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17
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a newborns skin should appear what color

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pink

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18
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the heart sounds of a newborn is very audible due to what

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thin subcutaneous tissue

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19
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how old is a newborn for them to have almost NO head lag, may push up to prone position

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3-4 months

20
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how old is a newborn for them to roll from front to back

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5-6 months

21
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how old is a newborn for them to sit unsupported

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6-7 months

22
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how old is a newborn for them to start cruising

23
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how old is a newborn for them to walk when handheld

24
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how old when newborn has grasp reflex

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how old when newborn has their grasp reflex fade away
3 months
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how old when newborn can grasp voluntarily
5-6 months
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how old when newborn can hand to hand transfer
7 months
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how old when newborn can pincer grasp
9 months
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how old when newborn can do 2 block tower ENG
12 months
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average weight of a newborn
between 2500-4000 grams
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average length of a newborn
44-55 cm
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average head circumference of a newborn
33-35.5 cm
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average chest circumference of a newborn
29-34 cm
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newborn will move their hear toward the stimulated area and open the mouth what reflex is this
rooting reflex
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The newborn's grasp should be strong, you may even be able to pull the newborn to a sitting position what reflex is this
palmar grasp reflex
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placing a glover finger or nipple in newborn's mouth to test what reflex is this
sucking reflex
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toes of newborn should curl downward lightly what reflex is this
plantar grasp reflex
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response to sudden stimulation or an abrupt change in position what reflex is this
moro (or startle) reflex
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reflex response is manifested by the newborn stepping with one foot and then the other in a walking motion what reflex is this
stepping reflex
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List the 9 abdominal regions
right and left hypochondriac region epigastric region right and left lumbar region umbilical region right and left iliac region hypogastric region
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white line that extends vertically from the xiphoid process of the sternum to the symphysis pubis
linea alba
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List the body system within the abdomen
gastrointestinal reproductive (female) lymphatic urinary
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the abdominal viscera is divided into two types
solid and hollow viscera
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List the organs under the solid viscera category
liver, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, kidneys, ovaries, and uterus
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List the organs under the hollow viscera category
stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, colon, and bladder
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largest solid organ in the body
liver