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Post term pregnancy definition Ans: pregnancy lasting 42 weeks or longer Post term pregnancy can be misdiagnosed as a result of Ans: innaccurate dating, unknown LMP or late entry into prenatal care What are the potential complication and risk associated with post term pregnancy Ans: -macrosomia -fetal hypoxia -meconium-stained amniotic fluid -maternal depression and fatigue What are two possible causes of post term pregnancy Ans: -placental estrogen deficiency -decreased release of p...

Cultural safety Ans: : the effective care by someone who has undertaken a process of reflection on their own cultural identity ○ ensuring that all patients are treated equitably by recognizing power structures and how our attitudes and beliefs influence our relationships and the care we provide Trauma-informed care: Ans: acknowledge the impact of trauma on health and health care interactions and to establish safe and trustworthy relationships and environments that reduce the risk of...

What was a common practice before the introduction of artificial milk? Ans: Wet nurses In 2018, ___% of Canadian women initiated breastfeeding at birth, but close to ___% of these women stopped breastfeeding before their infant was one month old. Ans: 92%, 25% According to the WHO, exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for _____ months of age, with continued breastfeeding along with appropriate complementary foods up to _____ years of age or beyond Ans: Six months, two years. in 201...

Preterm Labour is generally diagnosed clinically as Ans: regular contractions along with a change in cervical effacement or dilation or both or presentation with regular uterine contractions and cervical dilation of at least 2 cm occurring 20 weeks gestation and before 37 weeks gestation Prematurely-born neonates account for a startling 75-80% of neonatal Ans: morbidity and mortality Preterm birth is associated with Ans: cerebral palsy and other long-term health sequelae Factors that a...

Rules for infants with special needs Ans: rooming in 24hrs skin to skin contact family centered care feed the infant move the milk help the dyad learn to breastfeed Key paradigm shifts for preterm infants Ans: Understanding the value of human milk for preterm infants Importance of skin to skin (kangaroo care) breastfeeding Teaching for mothers of preterm infants Ans: importance of their milk for their infant and hand expression 2 value of skin to skin contact therapeutic value of ...

Each mother's milk is? Ans: is unique changes to meet the needs of her infant changes depending on gestational age and health of her infant, time of day, and the time during feeding. Properties of pretem milk Ans: Preterm milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties to meet the need of preterm infants. Three stages of lactation Ans: Stage I—Most women begin to produce colostrum in the last trimester of pregnancy and for about 2-4 days after birth Stage II—the onset ...

Hypertension in pregnancy can be classified as either Ans: -pre-existing or gestational Pre-existing hypertension Ans: pre-dates pregnancy or is identified before 20 weeks gestation Gestational hypertension Ans: appears after 20 weeks gestation Both preexisting hypertension and gestational hypertension have two subgroups what are they Ans: comorbid conditions and preeclampsia what are comorbid conditions of hypertension Ans: diabetes and renal disease 2 Definition of Preeclampsia A...

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Module 2: Breastfeeding as Primary Health Care T or F? Healthcare providers knowledge and views do not influence a mother's decision on infant feeding Ans: False. Healthcare providers knowledge and views DO influence a mother's decision on infant feeding What is the global standard of breastfeeding? Ans: Exclusive breastfeeding recommended for 6 months, then breastfeeding with complementary foods up to two years old or beyond List 4 maternal benefits of breastfeeding: Ans: 1. enhan...