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Perinatal - Answer - Around the time of birth Neonatal - Answer - Pertaining to newborn/infant Mortality - Answer - Death rate Morbidity - Answer - The rate of incidence of a disease Perinatal Mortality Rate - Answer - Number of stillbirths and number of neonatal deaths per 1000 live births - Baby could have died in utero or could die at any other point up until 28 days after birth - ***The perinatal death rate includes the fetal death rate and neonatal death rate*** Maternal Morbidity - Answer - The who organization defines maternal morbidity as "any health condition attributed to and/or aggravated by pregnancy and childbirth that has a negative impact on the woman's wellbeing". What are some examples of Maternal Morbidity? - Answer - Blood transfusions - Post-partum hemorrhage - Hysterectomy - Cardiac arrest - Myocardial infarction - Pulmonary edema - Pueperal sepsis - Uterine Rupture - Eclampsia Maternal Mortality Rate - Answer - Death as a result of the reproductive process or within 42 days of the termination of the pregnancy. - ** DOES NOT include accidental death or incidental death ** What is the Maternal Mortality Rate in Canada? - Answer 8.82 per 100,000 live births (2018)

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NFDN 2004 FINAL Exam Questions
with Correct Solutions.
Perinatal - Answer - Around the time of birth



Neonatal - Answer - Pertaining to newborn/infant



Mortality - Answer - Death rate



Morbidity - Answer - The rate of incidence of a disease



Perinatal Mortality Rate - Answer - Number of stillbirths and number of neonatal deaths per
1000 live births

- Baby could have died in utero or could die at any other point up until 28 days after birth

- ***The perinatal death rate includes the fetal death rate and neonatal death rate***



Maternal Morbidity - Answer - The who organization defines maternal morbidity as "any
health condition attributed to and/or aggravated by pregnancy and childbirth that has a
negative impact on the woman's wellbeing".



What are some examples of Maternal Morbidity? - Answer - Blood transfusions

- Post-partum hemorrhage

- Hysterectomy

- Cardiac arrest

- Myocardial infarction

- Pulmonary edema

- Pueperal sepsis

- Uterine Rupture

- Eclampsia



Maternal Mortality Rate - Answer - Death as a result of the reproductive process or within 42
days of the termination of the pregnancy.

- ** DOES NOT include accidental death or incidental death **



What is the Maternal Mortality Rate in Canada? - Answer 8.82 per 100,000 live births (2018)

, Fetal Death Rate - Answer - Death in Utero of fetus 500 G or more (roughly 20 weeks
pregnancy)/100 births



What are some common causes of Fetal death? - Answer - Premature labour

- Maternal Illness

- Maternal Malnutrition

- Fetal factors such as chromosomal disorders, poor placental attachment



Neonatal Death Rate - Answer - Number of deaths of infants under 28 days of age/1000 live
births



What are some common causes of Neonatal death? - Answer - Prematurity, congenital
issues, other

- The neonatal death rate reflects the quality of prenatal care, care in labour and care of the
newborn



Infant Mortality Rate - Answer - Number of deaths of infants under 1 yr of age/1000 live
births



What does the infant mortality rate tell us? - Answer - ** This is an indicator of a country's
general health. Measures the quality of prenatal care, nutrition, sanitation as well as infant
health. **



What are the 3 Psychological Tasks of Pregnancy? - Answer 1. Acceptance of Pregnancy

- First trimester

2. Accepting the baby

- Second trimester

3. Acceptance of being parents

- Third trimester

These psychological tasks of pregnancy incorporate the maternal adaptation that we see in
women.



What is Naegles Rule? - Answer This is how we calculate EDD (estimated due date).

1. First day of LNMP

2. Add 7 days and Add 9 mo/Add 7 days and subtract 3 mo



What is gravida? - Answer How many PREGNANCIES, a woman has had including the current
one

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