REX -PN Review Questions & Answer, 100% Correct | Grade A+

Morning sickness : Mild nausea in pregnancy Hyperemesis gravidarum : Severe nausea and vomiting in pregnancy Ectopic Pregnancy : Pregnancy outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube Hydatidiform Mole : Abnormal growth of placental tissue Abortion : Termination of pregnancy before 20 weeks Prolapsed umbilical cord : Emergency situation where the umbilical cord is visible or felt outside the vagina Uterine rupture : Tearing of the uterine wall, either completely or partially Amniotic Fluid Embolism : Fetal byproducts entering the mother's circulation and obstructing blood vessels in the lungs H-Gravidarum : Severe form of morning sickness with effects on food/fluid intake, weight loss, dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and effects on fetus Types of Abortion : Threatened, Inevitable, Incomplete, Complete, Therapeutic, Elective Preeclampsia : High blood pressure during pregnancy with potential complications Normal cardiac changes in pregnancy : Increase in blood volume, cardiac output, heart rate, and oxygen consumption Chronic HTN : Pre-existing high blood pressure before pregnancy Gestational HTN : High blood pressure that starts around 20 weeks of pregnanc