OB Exam 1 Galen College of Nursing Exam Test Questions and
Answers Graded A+
Rebounding of the floating fetus against the
examiners finger. - -Ballottement
Physical finding that can establish a diagnosis of
pregnancy - -Positive signs
Absence of menstration for 3 or more months in
a women who have established menstral cycles.
- -Amenorrhea Dark lines of pigmentation that extends from the
symphysis pubis to the umbilicus - -Linea
Nigra
first fetal movement felt by mother, noticed at 18-
20 weeks - -Quickening
Established date of confinement or "due date" -
-EDC
Number of Pregnancy regardless of duration or
outcome - -Gravida
Brownish pigment of the face commonly called
"mask of pregnancy" - -Chloasma
Development of organs - -Organogenesis
Pregnancy that reaches 37 weeks gestation -
Subjective symptoms suggesting pregnancy - -term pregnancy
-Presumptive signs
Pregnancy before 37 weeks gestation - -
Movement of the presenting parts of the fetus Preterm pregnancy
into the true pelvis - -Lightening
Number of births after 20 weeks' gestationm
Objective information of pregnancy that can be whether live or stillborn - -Para
documented by physical exam and are signs that
are most often characteristic of pregnancy -
-Probable signs Condition of reduced blood flow to the right
atrium when the pregnant women lies in a supine
position - -Supine hypotension
Intermittant painless contractions of the uterus
observed throughout pregnancy - -Braxton
hicks contraction Umbilical cord consists of - -2 arteries and
1 vein
Pinkish or darkened streak resulting from
stretching of the skin during pregnancy that occur Naegele's rule - -A method used to
on breast and abdomen - -Striae determine date of birth taking the first day of the
Gravidarum last menstrual period (LMP), subtracting 3
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Answers Graded A+
Rebounding of the floating fetus against the
examiners finger. - -Ballottement
Physical finding that can establish a diagnosis of
pregnancy - -Positive signs
Absence of menstration for 3 or more months in
a women who have established menstral cycles.
- -Amenorrhea Dark lines of pigmentation that extends from the
symphysis pubis to the umbilicus - -Linea
Nigra
first fetal movement felt by mother, noticed at 18-
20 weeks - -Quickening
Established date of confinement or "due date" -
-EDC
Number of Pregnancy regardless of duration or
outcome - -Gravida
Brownish pigment of the face commonly called
"mask of pregnancy" - -Chloasma
Development of organs - -Organogenesis
Pregnancy that reaches 37 weeks gestation -
Subjective symptoms suggesting pregnancy - -term pregnancy
-Presumptive signs
Pregnancy before 37 weeks gestation - -
Movement of the presenting parts of the fetus Preterm pregnancy
into the true pelvis - -Lightening
Number of births after 20 weeks' gestationm
Objective information of pregnancy that can be whether live or stillborn - -Para
documented by physical exam and are signs that
are most often characteristic of pregnancy -
-Probable signs Condition of reduced blood flow to the right
atrium when the pregnant women lies in a supine
position - -Supine hypotension
Intermittant painless contractions of the uterus
observed throughout pregnancy - -Braxton
hicks contraction Umbilical cord consists of - -2 arteries and
1 vein
Pinkish or darkened streak resulting from
stretching of the skin during pregnancy that occur Naegele's rule - -A method used to
on breast and abdomen - -Striae determine date of birth taking the first day of the
Gravidarum last menstrual period (LMP), subtracting 3
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