Test 1

Question 1

Recommended weight gain for a underweight woman during pregnancy is ?

Answer 1

28-40 lbs

Question 2

Recommended weight gain for a normal weight woman during pregnancy is ?

Answer 2

25-35 lbs

Question 3

Recommended weight gain for an overweight woman during pregnancy is ?

Answer 3

15-25 lbs

Question 4

Recommended weight gain for an obese woman during pregnancy is ?

Answer 4

11-20 lbs

Question 5

Historical perspective
•Perinatal mortality and birth weight
•Maternal size
•Maternal weight gain during pregnancy
•Obesity
•Adolescence
•Multiple births
•Oxidative and inflammatory stress , deals with ?

Answer 5

Factors Affecting Pregnancy Outcome

Question 6

Protein
•Carbohydrate
•Fiber
•Lipids , deals with ?

Answer 6

Key Macronutrients in Pregnancy

Question 7

Choline
•Vitamin B6
•Vitamins A, D, E, and K, deals with ?

Answer 7

Key Vitamins in Pregnancy

Question 8

Calcium
•Phosphorus
•Iron
•Zinc
•Copper

Answer 8

Key Minerals in Pregnancy

Question 9

May cause lifelong problems with mobility and bodily functions

Answer 9

Neural tube defects

Question 10

Women need more protein during pregnancy than other women , true or false ?

Answer 10

True

Question 11

Women need more carbohydrates during pregnancy than other women , true or false ?

Answer 11

True

Question 12

Women need more Fiber during pregnancy than other women , true or false ?

Answer 12

True

Question 13

What type of lipids do pregnancy women need ?

Answer 13

Omega 3 fatty acids

Question 14

Women need more choline during pregnancy than other women , true or false ?

Answer 14

True

Question 15

Women need more calcium during pregnancy than other women , true or false ?

Answer 15

False

Question 16

Women need more vitamin D during pregnancy than other women , true or false ?

Answer 16

False

Question 17

Infant
Decreases incidence or severity of infectious diseases
Diarrhea

Decreases rates of:
Sudden infant death syndrome
Types 1 and 2 diabetes
Lymphoma

Mother
Decreases postpartum bleeding
More rapid uterine involution
Decreases menstrual blood loss

Answer 17

Benefits of Breastfeeding

Question 18

Colostrum milk 
Transitional milk
Mature milk
Foremilk
Hindmilk

Answer 18

Types of milk

Question 19

thick, yellow-colored secretion that is the first feeding; high in protein and lower in CHO and fat is what type of milk ?

Answer 19

Colostrum

Question 20

2 to 5 days after delivery; is white and creamy is what type of milk ?

Answer 20

Transitional milk

Question 21

final stage that comes in around day 14 after delivery is what type of milk

Answer 21

Mature milk

Question 22

first milk released during a breastfeed that is high in water is what type of milk ?

Answer 22

Foremilk

Question 23

high fat milk that signals the end of breastfeeding is what type of milk ?

Answer 23

Hindmilk

Question 24

Is it common for pregnant women to get listeria ?

Answer 24

Yes

Question 25

Does listeria threatens a baby’s life ? And is found in raw cheese , meats , and hot dogs . True or false

Answer 25

True

Question 26

If a pregnant woman is low in folate she at risk for a miscarriages, LBW, and preterm birth. True or false

Answer 26

True

Question 27

Incidence: 5% to 10% of obstetric population ➢Diagnosis Happens once most likely will happen again while a woman is pregnant

Answer 27

Gestational diabetes

Question 28

Without breath

Answer 28

Apnea

Question 29

Necrotizing enterocolis

Answer 29

Death-intestines-inflammation

Question 30

Tissue death of cerebrum

Answer 30

Cerebral necrosis

Question 31

Patent ductus arterlosis

Answer 31

Doesn’t close

Question 32

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia

Answer 32

Tissue damage of the lungs often due to ventilators

Question 33

Deals with fatigue

Answer 33

Eclampsia

Question 34

Deals with a irregular blood pressure | 140/90

Answer 34

Pre-Clampsia

Question 35

it is used for total feeding as supplementation for poor oral intake

Answer 35

enteral nutrition

Question 36

Nourishment given through a tube or stoma directly into the stomach or small intestine, thus bypassing the upper digestive tract.

Answer 36

Eternal nutrition

Question 37

Salem sump: nasogastric tube for decompression, removal of secretions and gaseous substances. This is used post op.

Answer 37

N/G Tube

Question 38

Goes directly into the blood; feeding a person intravenously through a central venous line , bypassing the usual process of eating and digestion.

Answer 38

Parental nutrition

Question 39

Small-bore tubes nasoenteric (Dobbhoff) These are used for short-term use Go through the nose and end in the stomach, can be easily dislodged.

Answer 39

Nasogastric Feeding tube (PEG)

Question 40

1) Continuous: Feeding in ministered be a pump over 12 to 24 hours. Provides an even delivery of enteral formula. 2) Cyclic or intermittent: Feeding administered via pump over a 30 to 60 minute, 2 to 6 times a day. This allows for time off. 3) Bolus: Rapid administration 4 to 6 times a day, this can mimic meals, Administered with 60 mL syringe and gravity, only appropriate for stable patients

Answer 40

Feeding methods