ATI MATERNAL 2026 NEONATAL CARE AND
INTERVENTIONS REVIEW MANUAL
◉Ultrasound. Answer: Procedure that consists of high-frequency
sound waves used to visualize internal organs and tissues by
producing a real-time, three-dimensional image of the developing
fetus and maternal structures
◉Timeline of prenatal visits. Answer: Begins with initial assessment
within the first 12 weeks, monthly weeks 16-28, every 2 weeks from
29-36, and every week from 36 weeks until birth
◉Recommended weight gain. Answer: Normal weight is 25-35lbs,
underweight is 28-40lbs, and overweight women 15-25lbs
◉Presumptive signs. Answer: Changes that the woman experiences
that make her think that she might be pregnant
◉Fetal health assessment. Answer: Begin assessing for fetal
movement between 16-20 weeks of gestation
◉Caloric needs for second trimester. Answer: An increase of 340
calories/day
, ◉External abdominal, transvaginal, and Doppler. Answer: Three
types of ultrasound
◉Examples of presumptive signs. Answer: Amenorrhea, fatigue,
nausea and vomiting, urinary frequency, breast changes, quickening,
and uterine enlargement
◉Blood type, Rh factor, and presence of irregular antibodies.
Answer: Determines the risk for maternal-fetal blood
incompatibility or neonatal hyperbilirubinemia
◉Caloric needs for third trimester. Answer: An increase of 462
calories/day
◉Purposes of an ultrasound. Answer: Allows for early diagnosis of
complications, permits earlier interventions, and thereby decreases
neonatal and maternal morbidity and mortality
◉Transvaginal ultrasound. Answer: An invasive procedure in which
a probe is inserted vaginally to allow for a more accurate evaluation,
does not require a full bladder
◉Caloric needs for breastfeeding. Answer: Add 450-500 calories a
day
INTERVENTIONS REVIEW MANUAL
◉Ultrasound. Answer: Procedure that consists of high-frequency
sound waves used to visualize internal organs and tissues by
producing a real-time, three-dimensional image of the developing
fetus and maternal structures
◉Timeline of prenatal visits. Answer: Begins with initial assessment
within the first 12 weeks, monthly weeks 16-28, every 2 weeks from
29-36, and every week from 36 weeks until birth
◉Recommended weight gain. Answer: Normal weight is 25-35lbs,
underweight is 28-40lbs, and overweight women 15-25lbs
◉Presumptive signs. Answer: Changes that the woman experiences
that make her think that she might be pregnant
◉Fetal health assessment. Answer: Begin assessing for fetal
movement between 16-20 weeks of gestation
◉Caloric needs for second trimester. Answer: An increase of 340
calories/day
, ◉External abdominal, transvaginal, and Doppler. Answer: Three
types of ultrasound
◉Examples of presumptive signs. Answer: Amenorrhea, fatigue,
nausea and vomiting, urinary frequency, breast changes, quickening,
and uterine enlargement
◉Blood type, Rh factor, and presence of irregular antibodies.
Answer: Determines the risk for maternal-fetal blood
incompatibility or neonatal hyperbilirubinemia
◉Caloric needs for third trimester. Answer: An increase of 462
calories/day
◉Purposes of an ultrasound. Answer: Allows for early diagnosis of
complications, permits earlier interventions, and thereby decreases
neonatal and maternal morbidity and mortality
◉Transvaginal ultrasound. Answer: An invasive procedure in which
a probe is inserted vaginally to allow for a more accurate evaluation,
does not require a full bladder
◉Caloric needs for breastfeeding. Answer: Add 450-500 calories a
day
