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NSG 3500 - Maternal: Exam 1 How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the baby? - ANS 12 weeks True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT deliver vaginally. - ANS False; A vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level What education would you give a p...

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NSG 3500 - Maternal: Exam 1





How many weeks does it take to determine the sex of the baby? - ANS 12 weeks

True or False: A patient with a spinal cord injury CANNOT deliver vaginally. - ANS False; A
vaginal delivery is possible if at the T6 level

What education would you give a patient dealing with Pyrosis (Heartburn)? - ANS 1. Eat
small/frequent meals
2. Don't lay down for at least an hour
3. Avoid antacids as much as possible

What is Goodell's sign? What does it feel like? - ANS Softening of the cervix
Feels like as earlobe

What is Chadwick's sign? - ANS Blue/Purple tint to the cervix and mucosa

What is primigravida? - ANS A woman who is pregnant for the first time

At what point does a primigravida who is experiencing painless contractions need to be seen? -
ANS If they are 60 seconds apart

What is hyperemesis gravidarum? - ANS Excessive vomiting during pregnancy

What is a complication with hyperemesis gravidarum? - ANS Electrolyte imbalances leading to
compromise of organ systems

What is a molar pregnancy? - ANS A noncancerous tumor that develops in the uterus as a
result of a nonviable pregnancy

What is the treatment for a molar pregnancy? - ANS Surgery

What is an ectopic pregnancy? - ANS Fertilized egg that develops outside the uterus

When does gestational hypertension occur? - ANS May occur anytime between 20 weeks
gestation - 6 weeks after delivery

What is an amniocentesis? - ANS Sampling of amniotic fluid for genetic mapping and fetal lung
maturity

, What are some complications of an amniocentesis? - ANS 1. Premature labor
2. Infections
3. Fetal injury
4. Rupture of membranes

What does TORCH stand for? - ANS T: *toxoplasmosis*
O: *other parvo- b 19, varicella zoster*
R: *rubella*
C: *cytomeglovirus*
H: *herpes*

True or False: Amniotic fluid is alkaline - ANS True; Amniotic fluid is alkaline and urine is acidic

How many fetal movements should occur within a span of 2 hours? - ANS 10 movements

At how many weeks gestation do you test for gestational diabetes? - ANS Between 24-28
weeks

What is a normal blood sugar for a pregnant person? - ANS Less than 129

What blood sugar levels are indicative of gestational diabetes? - ANS Above 130
**If blood sugar is between 130-199 you need to retest; if blood sugar is above 200 there is no
need to retest**

What secondary test should be performed for a pregnant person who is believed to have
gestational diabetes? - ANS 3 hour glucose tolerance test

What position should the fetus be inside the pelvis? - ANS R/L occiput anterior

What is disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)? - ANS Body produces abnormal amount
of clotting factors that remain in the blood vessels

What treatment is indicated for DIC? - ANS IV heparin

What are s/s of DIC? - ANS 1. Petechiae (early sign)
2. Bleeding under the skin
3. Cardiovascular collapse

What is preeclampsia? - ANS Pregnancy induced hypertension

At what blood pressure do you treat with preeclampsia? - ANS 160/110

Why is magnesium administered with preeclampsia? - ANS 1. To protect the fetal brain
2. Lower risk for seizures

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