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Promoting Healthy Pregnancies Flashcards

1
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What could alcohol do to a developing fetus

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can cause physical/mental abnormalities, can also cause fetal alcohol syndrome

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2
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how many weeks is early term

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37 0/7 - 38 6/7 weeks

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how many weeks is full term

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39 0/7 - 40 6/7 weeks

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how many weeks is late term

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41 0/7 - 41 6/7 weeks

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5
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how many weeks is post term

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42+ weeks

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how many weeks is preterm

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20 1/7 - 26 6/7

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What is included in the initial prenatal assessment

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biographical data( name, marrital status, DOB), Current pregnancy (EDB expected/unexpected), Past medical history, Oral hygiene, Vaccination hx, OB hx, Family hx, Social hx

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8
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Who can give child bearing care

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certified nurse midwife, family practice physician, obstetrician

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9
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what do you need to make sure when a patient picks a medical professional for pregnancy

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need to ensure the provider and patient have the same views on management of pregnancy, and assessing cultural factors in relation to maternity care

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10
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would you give FDA category C meds to a pregnant patient

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if the benefits outweigh the risks

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11
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why would you need to increase consumption of iron

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to maintain O2 carrying capacity of blood and provide adequate number of RBCs

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12
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how much iron should a pregnant patient consume a day

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27mg/day

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13
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where can you find iron in foods

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spinach, organ meets

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14
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how teaching should be included for iron (for taking it and prevent side effects)

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take with orange juice to increase absorption, dont take with tea, milk, or coffee

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15
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what does parity mean

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number of pregnancies carried to viability

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16
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what does nullipara mean

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no pregnancies carried to viability

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17
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what does primipara mean

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1st pregnancy carried to viability

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18
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what does mullipara mean

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2 or more pregnancies carried to viability

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what could cannabis do to a developing fetus

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could be born with hyper irritability, tremors, and/or photosensitivity

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what is pre-conceptive care and when would it start

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before pregnancy to identify adverse complications that may present future complications, begins at first trimester if not started before

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21
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what is a reproductive life plan tool

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reflects number and timing of pregnancies intended

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22
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why do you need to increase protein when pregnant

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increase in growth of maternal tissue

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23
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how much should you increase protein when pregnant (mg and servings)

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60mg/day approx 5-6 servings

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24
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what foods contain protein

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milk, eggs, meat, fish

25
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would you give FDA category A meds

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yes - no association with fetal risk

26
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what does cocaine do to developing fetus

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at risk for significant congenital abnormalities, also at risk for still birth, abruptio placentae, preterm labor, small baby

27
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a non pregnant women should eat how many calories a day

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1200-2400cal/day

28
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when pregnant how many calories should be added to diet

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300 cal/ day (1500- 2700cal/day)

29
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how much weight should a pregnant person gain per term (and total)

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25-35lbs (1b per month for 1st trimester then 1lb/ week)

30
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would you give FDA category B meds

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yes- no studies on pregnant women

31
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when should you start taking folic acid (vit B9)

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should take a month before conception to decrease neural tube defects

32
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how much folic acid should a pregnant person take

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4000mcg/day

33
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what foods include folic acid (B9)

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eggs, dark green leafy,

34
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what should you take folic acid (B9) with

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orange juice to increase absorption

35
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what does G stand for in GTPAL

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gravid - how many times pregnant
(nulligravid - none
Primigravid - 1st time
Mulligravid - 2 or more times )

36
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what does T stand for in GTPAL

A

term pregnancies

37
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what does P stand for in GTPAL

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preterm pregnancies

38
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what does A stand for in GTPAL

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abortions (miscarriage or assisted)

39
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what does L stand for in GTPAL

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living children

40
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what could tobacco do to a developing fetus

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SAB, decrease birth weight, IUGR (intrauterine growth restriction), preterm labor, placenta previa, premature ROM, SIDs

41
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how often does a patient need to be seen when pregnant

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every 4 weeks till 28 weeks
every 2 weeks will 36 weeks
then every week till birth
if they are a high risk pregnancy then they will need to be seen more often

42
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would you give FDA category D meds

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no - adverse and fetal risk

43
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what is included in prenatal 1st exam

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complete physical exam, pelvic exam, VS, wt, BMI

44
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would you give FDA category X meds

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no never - evidence of fetal risk and congenital abnormalities

45
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what is leopold maneuvers

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4 part assessment of palpation to determine fetal lie and presenting position

46
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what are some prescription meds you should avoid if pregnant

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accutane, some antimicrobals

47
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what foods should be avoided when pregnant

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deli meats (unless heated up) raw unpasterirzed foods/drinks,

48
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how much caffeine can a pregnant patient have

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200mg/day (12oz cup)

49
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where is FHR best heard at on baby and where is that on mom

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over fetal upper back, usually maternal lower abdomen

50
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FHR is assessed with a doppler at ____ weeks, should have ___ accels in ___ min

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10 weeks 3 accels in 20min

51
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if fetal heart rate is heard in mother upper abdomen what might that mean

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baby in breach position

52
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what is a gynecoid pelvic type

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most common in 40% of women circular shape

53
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what is android pelvic shape

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male - heart shaped

54
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what is anthrpoid pelvic shape

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most common in non Caucasian oval shape ()

55
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what is a playtypelloid pelvic shape

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rarest type 3% oval shale <>

56
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what should be done at each prenatal exam

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BP, Wt, fundal height, urine, FHT, fetal movement

57
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what does fundal height correlate to

A

weeks gestation

58
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what herbs should be avoided when pregnant

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feverfew, senna, licorice root, juniper berries

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