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©PREP4EXAMS@2024/2025 [ REAL-EXAM-DUMPS] Monday, August 5, 2024 1: 54 PM


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Maternity Nursing: Pregnancy and childbirth
Practice Questions and Answers


What is the goal of early prenatal care? - ✔️✔️To optimize the health of the woman and

fetus and to increase the odds that the fetus will be born healthy and to a healthy

mother.


What are the responsibilities of the nurse during prenatal care? - ✔️✔️Teaching

throughout pregnancy, screening at each visit, monitor vital signs, preform assessments

delegated by OBGYN, answer questions, and report any abnormal commissions to the

doctor.


What happens at the first prenatal visit? - ✔️✔️Longest visit: baseline data collected to

compare subsequent visits to. Confirm or rule out pregnancy, ascertain risk factors,

determine due date, and provide education on maintaining a healthy pregnancy


What is included in the patients reproductive history? - ✔️✔️Time of menarche,

characteristics of normal menstrual cycles, first day of last menstrual period, pregnancy

history in outcomes using GTPAL, and any complications occurred during previous

pregnancies.




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Communicates the outcome of previous pregnancies - ✔️✔️Parity, or "para". Includes any

delivery after twenty weeks, living or stillborn. Counts multiples as one single

pregnancy.


All previous pregnancies a woman has had, regardless of outcome. - ✔️✔️Gravida


GTPAL - ✔️✔️Gravida


Term deliveries (at or beyond 38 weeks)


Preterm deliveries (20-37 weeks)


Abortions (number of pregnancies that ended before 20 weeks)


Living Children


Never been pregnant - ✔️✔️Nulligravida


First pregnancy - ✔️✔️Primigravida


What is included in the medical-surgical history? - ✔️✔️Any major medical problem (such

as heart disease or diabetes), a list of all medications she is taking including over the

counter medications and herbal remedies, risk factors for infectious diseases,

immunization status, and risk factors for sexually transmitted infections


What is included in the family history? - ✔️✔️health status of the father of the baby and

any close relatives of the woman and her partner, specifically if there is a history for




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genetic diseases that would require testing or counseling. If you only history for cystic

fibrosis or hearing loss may require genetic testing.the ethnic background of the woman

and relatives of the fetus are important factors to consider as well. sickle cell anemia

and thalassemia are higher in African American, Indian and Middle Eastern descent.

Tay Sachs disease is higher in European Jews and French Canadians. Cystic fibrosis is

higher in Caucasians.


what is included in the social history? - ✔️✔️focuses on environmental factors that may

influence the pregnancy. these include things such as social support, housing in

nutrition, education, type of employment, presence of domestic violence or abuse,

smoking, alcohol, and illicit and over the counter drug use, and hobbies such as

gardening or pet care (can expose mother to toxoplasmosis, which can harm the fetus).


List the laboratory assessments done during pregnancy and their purpose - ✔️✔️CBC:

indicates overall health status of the mother, including anemia which can suggest poor

nutritional status and a potentially poor pregnancy outcome.


HEMOGLOBIN ELECTROPHORESIS Test: done if the woman is at risk for sickle cell

anemia or thalassemia.


Blood type and antibody screen: helps identify women who are at risk of developing

antigen incompatibility with fetal blood cells.


Screens for infection: hep B, HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia




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