QUIZ 4 -Pregnancy Flashcards

1
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whats a gravida

A

pregnant woman

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2
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para?

A

completed pregnancies

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3
Q

nulligravida?

A

never pregnant & isn’t pregnant

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4
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nullipara

A

has never completed a pregnancy past 20 weeks

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5
Q

parity

A

of pregnancies 20+ weeks

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6
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primigravida

A

preg for first time

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7
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preterm?

A

20-26 w

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8
Q

GTPAL

A
Gravity (how many pregnancies)
Term births 
Preterm births
abortion/miscarrige
living children
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9
Q

hi levels HCG

A

ectopic preg, down syndrome, multiples

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10
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low levels HCG

A

impending miscarriage

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11
Q

most common pregnancies test mistake?

A

doing it too early

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12
Q

false neg preg test?

A

diuretics or promethazine

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13
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false pos

A

anticonvulsants, tranquilizers

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14
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Presumptive?

A

Subjective change felt by woman

breasts, moody etc

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15
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Probable?

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objective by examiner

Hegar sign, ballotement, preg test

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16
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Positive?

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sign that can only mean preg

fetal heart beat, movement, visual

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17
Q

when will preg start to show?

A

14w

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18
Q

irregular painless contractions?

A

braxton hicks

19
Q

3 factors that reduce uterine blood flow

A

low maternal arterial pressure
contractions
supine position

20
Q

softening of cervix?

A

goodell sign

21
Q

what is ballottement

A

passive movement of unengaged fetus

22
Q

leukorrhea

A

white/grey discharge with faint musty odour

23
Q

hr?

A

increased, just like stroke volume & cardiac output

& blood volume

24
Q

resp rate?

A

unchanged, but increased tidal volume, no change in vital capacity

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thoracic cavity?
expands and may never go back to normal
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glycosuria
sugar in blood v common in preg
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When is 1st tri
1-13 w, 2nd is 14-26
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Nageles rule
1st day of last period | Minus 3 months, add 7 days & a year
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5 Steps of maternal adaptation
1) Acceptance pregnancy 2) identifying with mother role 3) reordering personal relationships 4) Establish a relationship with fetus - Accept biological fact " im pregnant" - accept fetus distinct from herself "I'm gonna have a baby" - preps for birth of child "Im a mother" 5) preparing for baby
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Paternal adaptations
1) Accepting preg 2) identifying with father role 3) rewording personal relationships 4) establish relationship w/ fetus 5) prep for child birth
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factors that affect sibling response
- attitude of parents - father role - separation from mother - hospital visiting policy - prep
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Barriers to prenatal care
- not enough providers - unpleasant facilities/ procedurs - distance/ transport issues - fragmented services - inadequate money - conflicting attitudes
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visiting schedule
once a month for 6 months every 2 weeks until 9 months once a week till birth
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components of initial visit
- interview - reason for seeking care - childbearing/reproductive history - health history - nutritional history - history of drug use & herbal prep - family history - social, experiential, & occupational health - history of abuse - reveiw of symtoms - physical exam - lab tests
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how to prevent UTI
- avoid bubble bath - get enough fluid - pee before and after sex - yogurt
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who is air travel not recommended for
- anemia - sickle cell - thrombophielbitis - placental abnormalaiites
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immunizations
killed vaccines ok | alivee not
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what is ptyalism
increased saliva
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severe signs of possible complications
``` vag bleed alterations in fetal movemtn symptoms of pre-clampsia -rupture of membranes -preterm labour ```
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recognizing preterm birth (20-27 weeks)
- Higher in: poverty, low ed., lack of support, voilence, smoking, stress - can feel abdomen contract - freq. contractions every 10 mins for an hr. - pelvis pressure not relaxed - spotting - "something isn't right"
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adolescent preg facts
- not as much support - not as ready -emotional, financial etc. - less likely to get prenatal - -more likely to smoke - less likely to gain enough weight - more likely to have a conditions * **When they get proper care there is no greater risk
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alderwomen preg facts
- usually v thoughtful - adverse outcomes more common - chromosomal abnormalaities, LBW, preterm, placental abruption, muiltiples - more likely cesarean - increased maternal mortality
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muiltifetal pregnancies
increased risk of neg outcomes - increased maternal blood vol - anemia - increased abdominal pressure & placental prevue - often premature - mist gain more weight - will need more support