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Week 1 Flashcards

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Weight gain during first trimester

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Book: 2.2-4.4 lbs (1-2 kg)
ATI: 1- 4.4 lbs (0.45-2 kg)

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Weight gain per week for 2nd and 3rd trimesters

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1 lb (0.5 kg) per week

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Recommendations for total weight gain: Normal BMI

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25-35 lbs

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Recommendations for total weight gain: Underweight clients

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28-40 lbs

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Recommendations for total weight gain: Overweight clients

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15-25 lbs

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6
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Calories for pregnant women

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2200 to 2900 calories a day
2nd trimester: increase 340 calories a day
3rd trimester: increase 452 calories a day

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7
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Protein intake

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71 g/day
Essential to basic growth

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8
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Folic acid

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Essential for fetal neurological development and neural tube defects
**Women of childbearing age: 400 mcg/day
**Pregnant women: 600 mcg/day

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Folic acid

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Essential for fetal neurological development and neural tube defects
**Women of childbearing age: 400 mcg/day
**Pregnant women: 600 mcg/day

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10
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Sources of foods high in folate

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Leafy vegetables
Dried peas
Beans
Seeds
Orange juice

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Iron

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27 mg/day (times 2 for fetal development
Absorbed best between meals and when given with a source of vitamin C.

*milk and caffeine interfere with the absorption of iron supplements

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Iron sources

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Beef liver
Red meats
Fish
Poultry
Dried peas
Beans
Fortified cereals and breads

iron supplements may cause consipation

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Calcium

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For bone and teeth formation
1,000 mg/day
<19 y/o: 1,300 day

ex: milk, calcium soy milk, orange juice, nuts, legumes, and dark green veggies

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Fluids

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8-10 glasses (2-3L)
Limit caffeine: 200 mg/day

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15
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Phenylketonuria (PKU)

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PKU levels should be monitored
-congenital condition that can affect the brain
-cause by built up of amino acids

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16
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Lactating mother

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Continue a well balanced diet
Increase calories (450-500 extra calories per day)
Protein
Fluids

17
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Sexual development: prenatal

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Reproductive systems are similar for the first 6 weeks
Differentiation of the external genitalia is complete at about 12 weeks

18
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Primary sex characteristics

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Penis
Testes
Uterus
Ovaries

19
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Secondary sex characteristics

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Breasts
Widened hips
Facial hair
Adam’s apple

20
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Primary amenorrhea

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Failure to reach menarche (first period) writhing 2 years after breast development
Started after a year from mothers start age
No history of menstruation by the age of 15

21
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Secondary amenorrhea

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Going 6 months without menses, but has at least one previous menstrual cycle
miss 3 cycles but established for 6 months

22
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Fundus

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Where strong contractions come from
massage the fundus - always the answer

23
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Boggy uterus

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Enlarged, soft, and tender uterus
Can lead to bleeding = most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage
Can be due to full bladder
Firm = good

24
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Where does fertilization occur?

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Ampulla: the middle part of the fallopian tubes

25
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Follicular phase

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Maturation of ovarian follicle
Occurs before the release of an egg

proliferative phase - occurs when ovum matures

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Ovulatory phase

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Egg is release and moved into fallopian tubes
Starts around day 14 in a 28 day cycle

secretory phase: prepares to receive fertilized ovum

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Luteal phase

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Occurs right after ovulation
Progesterone levels increase, thickening the lining of the uterus
Corpus luteum excretes estrogen progesterone making the making uterus a healthy environment for fetus

menstrual phase occurs if no fertilization

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Prolactin

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Stimulates breasts for milk development
Secreted by the anterior pituitary
active milk production occurs in response to the infants suckling

29
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Quickening

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Means when mother can feel fetal movement
Starts at 17-20 weeks
- some mothers can feel sooner

30
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Can hear heartbeat on Doppler

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Weeks 9-12

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Placenta

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32
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Monozygotic

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Single ovum and sperm
Share membranes and placenta
Known as identical twins

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Dizygotic

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Two ovaries that are fertilized by different sperm
Membranes and sacs are separate

34
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Trisomy

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1 extra chromosome - 47 total
Common example: Down syndrome

35
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Monosomy

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Missing chromosome
Most often incompatible with life

36
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Polyploidy

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Embryo has one or more extra sets of chromosomes- 69 or 92
Usually results in early spontaneous abortion

37
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Common fetal defects

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Spinal bífida
Encephalopathy

  • 400 mcg of folic acid daily before conception
38
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Women who are carriers of x-linked disorders

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Affects males
Example: color blindness, hemophilia (blood does not clot properly, so a simple cut could be a problem)

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