NUR 335:MATERNITY EXAM 1-MODULE
1 & 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT!!!
Question 1
What are the primary maternal, fetal, and infant health objectives outlined in the
Healthy People 2030 national initiative, and what is the standard recommended
gestational weight gain for a client starting pregnancy at a normal Body Mass
Index (BMI)?
✔✔ The core objectives and weight parameters include:
Fetal Mortality: Lowering the baseline rate of fetal deaths occurring at or
beyond 20 weeks of gestation.
Prenatal Care: Expanding access to ensure more expecting mothers receive
early, comprehensive, and structurally adequate prenatal interventions.
Preterm Delivery: Decreasing the overall rate of premature births
(deliveries occurring prior to 37 weeks of gestation).
Pre-pregnancy Health: Promoting health initiatives that increase the
proportion of women who achieve a healthy weight profile before
conception.
Maternal Outcomes: Minimizing adverse clinical events and pregnancy-
related complications.
Gestational Weight Gain: For a client with a normal pre-pregnancy BMI,
the standard, evidence-based recommendation is a total weight gain of 25 to
35 pounds.
Naegele's Rule
add 7 days to LMP, subtract 3 months, add 1 year
,GTPAL
Gravida, Term, Preterm, Abortions, Living
GTPAL
-G
total number of times pregnant (same as G/P system)
GTPAL
-T
number of Term pregnancies
GTPAL
-P
, number of Preterm pregnancies
GTPAL
-A
number of Abortions (either spontaneous or induced) before 20 weeks' gestation
GTPAL
-L
the number of children currently Living
Carrier testing
Used to identify who carry gene mutation or genetic disorders
Amniocentesis
A test to determine fetal lung maturity (by testing Lecithin/sphingomyelin (L/S),
detect genetic, amniotic fluid and DNA abnormalities
1 & 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT!!!
Question 1
What are the primary maternal, fetal, and infant health objectives outlined in the
Healthy People 2030 national initiative, and what is the standard recommended
gestational weight gain for a client starting pregnancy at a normal Body Mass
Index (BMI)?
✔✔ The core objectives and weight parameters include:
Fetal Mortality: Lowering the baseline rate of fetal deaths occurring at or
beyond 20 weeks of gestation.
Prenatal Care: Expanding access to ensure more expecting mothers receive
early, comprehensive, and structurally adequate prenatal interventions.
Preterm Delivery: Decreasing the overall rate of premature births
(deliveries occurring prior to 37 weeks of gestation).
Pre-pregnancy Health: Promoting health initiatives that increase the
proportion of women who achieve a healthy weight profile before
conception.
Maternal Outcomes: Minimizing adverse clinical events and pregnancy-
related complications.
Gestational Weight Gain: For a client with a normal pre-pregnancy BMI,
the standard, evidence-based recommendation is a total weight gain of 25 to
35 pounds.
Naegele's Rule
add 7 days to LMP, subtract 3 months, add 1 year
,GTPAL
Gravida, Term, Preterm, Abortions, Living
GTPAL
-G
total number of times pregnant (same as G/P system)
GTPAL
-T
number of Term pregnancies
GTPAL
-P
, number of Preterm pregnancies
GTPAL
-A
number of Abortions (either spontaneous or induced) before 20 weeks' gestation
GTPAL
-L
the number of children currently Living
Carrier testing
Used to identify who carry gene mutation or genetic disorders
Amniocentesis
A test to determine fetal lung maturity (by testing Lecithin/sphingomyelin (L/S),
detect genetic, amniotic fluid and DNA abnormalities
