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Prenatal care part 1 Flashcards

1
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Risk factors for fetal abnormalities

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  • Advanced maternal age
  • previous pregnancy affected by chromosomal abnormalities
    *recurrent history of early pregnancy loss
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Screenings performed at a preconception visit

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HIV, STD, TB, the antibody for Rh factor, any genetic disorder influenced by race or ethnicity

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3
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How long do you wait for pregnancy after receiving a live vaccine

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1 month

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4
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what is the recommended dose of folic acid a pregnant lady should take

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> 0.4-0.8

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5
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when does antepartum surveillance begins

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1st prenatal visit

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6
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what is hyperemesis gravidarum

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extreme nausea and vomiting, top reason to cause the pregnant women to go to the hospital

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7
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What are some of the symptoms present in the 1st trimester

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amenorrhea, breast tenderness, fatigue, edema, weight gain, morning sickness

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8
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When does hyperemesis gravidarum begin?

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1st trimester

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9
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2nd and 3rd trimester signs and symptoms

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back pain, leg cramps, round ligament pain, varicose veins

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10
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treatment for round ligament pain

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yoga/stretching/change positions GRADUALLY

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11
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quickening

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begins 16-18 weeks at times until 20 weeks

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12
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when can examiners feel quickening

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24 weeks

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13
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Striae gravidarum

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pigmented line down the midline of a pregnant women

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14
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what causes the striae in the middle of the abdomen

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increase in progesterone

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15
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when is the 1st trimester

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0-13 weeks and 6 days

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16
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when is the 2nd trimester

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14 weeks - 27 and 6 days

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17
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when is the 3rd trimester

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28-40 and 6 days

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18
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what is considered preterm

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born before 37 weeks

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19
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what is considered full term

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39- 40 weeks and 6 days

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20
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components of 1st prenatal visit

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medical/obstetric history, psychosocial history, calculated EDD, US, lab test, selective screenings

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21
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What does the HPI always have to include

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maternal age, gravity/parity status, LMP, estimated gestational age, CC

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22
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GTPAL

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G- total number of pregnancies
T - full term babies (37-40 weeks)
P - preterm babies (20-37 weeks)
A- abortion and miscarriages
L- living children

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23
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Gravida

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a woman who is or has been pregnant

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24
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primigravida

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a woman who is in or who has experienced her 1st pregnancy

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25
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multigravida

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a woman who has been pregnant more than once

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26
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null gravida

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a woman who has never been pregnant

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27
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primipara

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a woman who has given birth to only 1 child

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28
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multipara

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a woman who has given birth 2 or more times

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29
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nullipara

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a woman who has never given birth or who has never had a pregnancy progress beyond the gestational age of abortion

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30
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how to calculate EDD

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1st LMP - 3months + 7 days

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31
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What is the most accurate in calculating gestational age?

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US

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32
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how much should a pregnant woman gain?

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25-35lbs

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33
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what is the total weight an obese woman should gain when they are pregnant

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11-20lbs

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34
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when does BP typically decrease

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at the end of the 1st trimester

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35
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what is considered gestational HTN

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after 20 weeks, persistent systolic of >140 or diastolic of >90 WITHOUT proteinuria

36
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what does the 1st prenatal visit obstetric exam include

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pelvic exam, cervical assessment, fetal HR

37
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when can you use Doppler US to detect FHR

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8-10 weeks

38
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Narrowest fixed distance through which the fetal head must pass during vaginal delivery

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obstetric conjugate

39
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which pelvic type is the most common

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round/gynaecoid

40
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which is pelvis shape is the second most common

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anthropoid

41
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which pelvic shape requires C-section or is the most difficult

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platypelloid

42
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what is chadwick sign

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bluish discoloration of the vaginal mucosa

43
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when is the chadwich sign seen

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8-12 weeks

44
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what is Goodell sign

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softening and cyanosis of the cervix

45
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when is goodell sign seen

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6-8 weeks

46
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what is hegar sign

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softening of the uterus at the junction with the cervix (cervical isthmus)

47
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when is hegar sign felt

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6-12 weeks

48
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what is the normal fetal HR

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110-160

49
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what is the FHR in 1st weeks

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150-170

50
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where can you feel the fundus when the gestational age is 20 weeks

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umbilicus

51
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From where do you measure the fundal height

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top of the uterine fundus to the pubis symphysis

52
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when is the fundal height in cm roughly equal to the weeks of gestational age

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16-36 weeks

53
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what is the goal fetal presentation

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occiput anterior

54
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when can you feel lightening

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about 36 weeks

55
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What is lie

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long axis of fetus relative to longitudinal axis of uterus

56
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what is presentation

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the fetal part that directly overlies the pelvic inlet
- cephalic/breech

57
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position

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relationship of the fetus’s head in comparison to the maternal pelvis
- occipital anterior

58
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Sunny side up

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cephalic posterior (back of the head is on the back of the mom’s pelvis)

59
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What is Leopod’s maneuvers

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series of 4 palpitations to determine fetal lie, presentation and position

60
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when can you use the Leopold maneuvers

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20 weeks

61
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when can you conduct an external cephalic version

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36-38 weeks if breeched

62
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Transabdominal can visualize pregnancy at what weeks

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5-6 weeks

63
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when do you use transvaginal US

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if transabdominal US is inconclusive, can detect at 4-5 weeks

64
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what is the most accurate method of estimating gestational age

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US assessment of crown to rump length

65
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how long should you exercise if the patients does not have any medical or obstetric complications

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30 minutes per day of the week

66
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pica

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inclination for non-nutritional substances such as ice, food, starch, clay

67
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what should a pregnant woman avoid eating

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unpasteurized/raw food, thoroughly wash fresh fruits, avoid fish high in mercury, avoid soft cheese

68
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how much folic acid should a pregnant woman take a day

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400ug/day for low risk and 4mg/day for high risk

69
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which med is the pain reliever of choice in pregnant woman

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acetaminophen

70
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what is the antihistamine of choice in a pregnant woman

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chlorpheniramine

71
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which antidiarrheal med is the TOC for pregnant woman

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kaopectate

72
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what are the first choice antidepressant for pregnant woman

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SSRI and SNRI

73
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fetal alcohol syndrome

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growth restriction, facial abnormalities, CNS dysfunction

74
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what is the most common developmental delay that is preventable

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alcohol

75
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what are considered teratogens to a pregnant woman

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ionizing radiation, methyl mercury, herbal remedies

76
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Sexual activity in pregnant woman

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no restrictions during pregnancy

77
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when is sexual activity restricted in a pregnant woman

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placenta previa, vaginal bleeding, premature rupture of the membrane, history of preterm labor

78
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Most airline permit travel for up to how many weeks

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36 weeks

79
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travel is avoided in which types of pregnant women

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HTN, poorly controlled DM, sickle cell disease

80
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how long is the leave of absence

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4-6 weeks

81
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benefits of breastfeeding

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nutrition, passive immunity, decrease rates of DM, HTN and heart disease

82
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CI to breastfeeding

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maternal infection, medication, if an infant has galactosemia

83
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what vitamin need to be supplemented for infants who are breast feeding in the 1st year

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vitamin D 400IU

84
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vaccines not recommended

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HPV, MMR, live flu, varicella, travel vaccines

85
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when is circumcision performed

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2 days of life

86
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primigravida

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a woman who is in or who has experienced her 1st pregnancy

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