UT Health Houston FNP 1 OB in Primary Care (Module 3) TEST
BANK FINAL EXAM 2026/2027 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND STUDY
GUIDE COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM APPROVED QUESTIONS WITH
WELL ELABORATED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION
2026 EDITION|GUARANTEED PASS A+
What is preconception health care?
Care a woman or man receives from the doctor or other health
professionals that focuses on the parts of health that have been
shown to increase the chance of having a healthy baby.
What are interventions for preconception aimed at?
Planning for pregnancy, health promotion, risks screening, and
implementing interventions.
What does health care for preconception regarding men consist of?
Planning, physical, prevent/treat STIs, managing high risk behaviors,
and preconception education.
,What are the 6 subjective signs of pregnancy?
1. Amenorrhea
2. Breast changes and tenderness
3. Nausea and vomiting
4. Urinary frequency
5. Quickening
6. Fatigue
What are the 6 objective signs of pregnancy?
1. Chadwick's
2. Goodell's
3. Hegar's
4. Ballottement
5. Pregnancy test
6. Skin changes
What is Chadwick's sign?
Blue-tint to the cervix seen at 6-8 weeks.
What is Goodell's sign?
Softening of cervical tip w/ increase in vaginal discharge (Leukorrhea)
that occurs at 8 weeks.
,What is Hegar's sign?
Softening moves from the cervix to the uterus that occurs at 6 weeks.
What is the ballottement sign?
"Bouncing ball" lightly tap cervix. Occurs at 16-18 weeks.
What objective lab lets the provider know a patient is pregnant?
Positive hCG from blood or UA.
What skin changes occur with pregnancy?
Melasma/cholasma, linea nigra, and nipple/aerola changes.
What is umbilical artery doppler flow?
Assesses rate and volume of blood flow between the placenta and umbilical
vessels. Used in Adjunct to US in any trimester.
, What is the indication for an umbilical artery dopper flow (Doppler
Velocimetry)?
IUGR, HTN/Pre-eclampsia, and Fetal cardiac anomaly.
What is nuchal translucency?
Ultrasound measurement of fluid in the nape of fetal neck between
10-13 weeks.
Who is indicated to have a test for nuchal translucency?
Offered to all pregnant women.
What does the amount of fluid seen in nuchal translucency indicate?
Amount of fluid = risk abnormalities, genetic syndromes, birth
defects, poor pregnancy outcomes.
BANK FINAL EXAM 2026/2027 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND STUDY
GUIDE COMPLETE ACCURATE EXAM APPROVED QUESTIONS WITH
WELL ELABORATED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION
2026 EDITION|GUARANTEED PASS A+
What is preconception health care?
Care a woman or man receives from the doctor or other health
professionals that focuses on the parts of health that have been
shown to increase the chance of having a healthy baby.
What are interventions for preconception aimed at?
Planning for pregnancy, health promotion, risks screening, and
implementing interventions.
What does health care for preconception regarding men consist of?
Planning, physical, prevent/treat STIs, managing high risk behaviors,
and preconception education.
,What are the 6 subjective signs of pregnancy?
1. Amenorrhea
2. Breast changes and tenderness
3. Nausea and vomiting
4. Urinary frequency
5. Quickening
6. Fatigue
What are the 6 objective signs of pregnancy?
1. Chadwick's
2. Goodell's
3. Hegar's
4. Ballottement
5. Pregnancy test
6. Skin changes
What is Chadwick's sign?
Blue-tint to the cervix seen at 6-8 weeks.
What is Goodell's sign?
Softening of cervical tip w/ increase in vaginal discharge (Leukorrhea)
that occurs at 8 weeks.
,What is Hegar's sign?
Softening moves from the cervix to the uterus that occurs at 6 weeks.
What is the ballottement sign?
"Bouncing ball" lightly tap cervix. Occurs at 16-18 weeks.
What objective lab lets the provider know a patient is pregnant?
Positive hCG from blood or UA.
What skin changes occur with pregnancy?
Melasma/cholasma, linea nigra, and nipple/aerola changes.
What is umbilical artery doppler flow?
Assesses rate and volume of blood flow between the placenta and umbilical
vessels. Used in Adjunct to US in any trimester.
, What is the indication for an umbilical artery dopper flow (Doppler
Velocimetry)?
IUGR, HTN/Pre-eclampsia, and Fetal cardiac anomaly.
What is nuchal translucency?
Ultrasound measurement of fluid in the nape of fetal neck between
10-13 weeks.
Who is indicated to have a test for nuchal translucency?
Offered to all pregnant women.
What does the amount of fluid seen in nuchal translucency indicate?
Amount of fluid = risk abnormalities, genetic syndromes, birth
defects, poor pregnancy outcomes.
