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Quiz 1: Fetal Development, Prenatal Care and adaptions to pregnancy(A+ Guaranteed Answers)
A women who is 25 weeks pregnant asks the nurse what her fetus looks like. What does the nurse explain is one physical characteristic present in a 25-week-old fetus? a. Lanugo covering the body b. constant motion c. skin that is pink and smooth d. eyes that are closed correct answersa. Lanugo (fine hair) covering the body Where is the usual location for implantation of the zygote? a. upper section of the posterior uterine wall b. lower portion of the uterus near the cervical os ...
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Ch. 4: Nutrition During Pregnancy (Part 2) ||100% Guaranteed.
What half of pregnancy to fat stores accumulate? correct answers first half Enhanced fat mobilization occurs in what half of pregnancy? correct answers last half As blood lipid levels increase so do: correct answers Cholesterol and triglyceride levels Increased cholesterol is used for: correct answers steroid hormone synthesis, by fetus for nerve and cell membrane formation. ________________ increases lipid formation and storage correct answers Estrogen Calcium is needed for: corr...
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Module 3: Fetal Growth + Development (Completely solved)
The organ of gas exchange for the developing fetus is the correct answers Placenta Fetal oxygen needs are correct answers low The differentiation of cells and tissues is an aspect of: correct answers Fetal development A nurse is describing the process of fetal circulation to a client during a prenatal visit. The nurse accurately tells the client that fetal circulation consists of: correct answers Two umbilical arteries and one umbilical vein The threshold of viability is: correct ans...
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Chapter #53: Fetal Growth Assessment by Sonography (Correctly solved)
intrauterine growth restriction correct answers decreased rate of fetal growth, fetal weight at or below 10% for given gestational age maternal factors for IUGR correct answers previous history of fetus with IUGR, significant maternal hypertension, history of tobacco use, presence of uterine anomaly, significant placental hemorrhage, placental insufficiency IUGR vs SGA correct answers SGA describes fetus with weight below 10th percentile without reference to cause basic classifications ...
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(MCN) Nursing Care of the Growing Fetus (Correct answers)
Pre-embryonic Stage correct answers fetal development in the first 2 weeks beginning with fertilization Embryonic Stage correct answers fetal development 3 weeks to 8 weeks Fetal Stage correct answers fetal development from 8 weeks through birth Fertilization correct answers the union of the ovum and sperm (conception or impregnation) 24-48 hours correct answers how soon is the mature ovum capable of fertilization 48-72 hours correct answers sperm lifespan Hyaluronidase correct...
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Sonography of Second and Third Trimester W/ Fetal Growth Assessment(100% Verified)
What trimesters are ideal times to image fetal anatomy? correct answers 2nd and 3rd trimesters What is the base protocol for an obstetric sonography examination? correct answers -observe fetal viability by visualization of cardiovascular pulsations -demonstrate presontation (fetal lie) -demonstrate the number of fetuses -Amniotic fluid -Characterize the placenta -Visualize the cervix -Assess fetal age What are some measurements taken during 2nd and 3rd trimester ultrasounds? correct ...
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HUN3403 Ch.4: Fetal Growth & Development(100% Correct answers)
Growth correct answers inc. in an organism's size through cell multiplication (hyperplasia) & enlargement of cell size (hypertrophy) Development correct answers progression of the physical & mental capabilities of an organism through growth & differentiation of organs & tissues, & integration of functions During what period of our lifetime do we experience the greatest rate of growth & development? correct answers the 9 month gestational period from conception to delivery Differentia...
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Normal Fetal Growth(Complete solutions)
12 weeks correct answers The sex of the fetus can be determined. Blood forming in marrow. Kidneys able to secrete urine. 16 weeks correct answers baby's sex can be seen although thin, the fetus looks like a baby 20 weeks correct answers -Heartbeat can be heard with fetoscope. -Mother feels movement (quickening). -Baby develops a regular schedule of sleeping, sucking, and kicking. -Hands can grasp. -Baby assumes a favorite position in utero. -Vernix caseosa (lanolin-like ...
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Pregnancy and fetal development(All answered perfectly)
A nurse is describing the development of the fetus to a group of pregnant women. When describing the function of the placenta, which information would the nurse most likely include? Select all that apply. correct answersIt supplies oxygen and nutrients to the fetus It produces hormones that help maintain the pregnancy. It carries waste away for excretion by the mother. The clinical nurse specialist is conducting a program for a group of nurses working at the prenatal clinic. When describi...
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Fetal Lifespan ATI Test Questions(with Errorless answers)
A nurse is reviewing the medical record of a client who has a diagnosis of an incomplete spontaneous abortion. which of the following findings should the nurse identify as a contraindication for administering misoprostol? correct answersPrevious cesarean birth a nurse is reinforcing teaching to a group of pregnant clients about the function of the placenta. which of the following statements should the nurse make? select all that apply. correct answers- the placenta takes on the functions of t...
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ATI Fetal Development- Set 3 (E1) ||with solved solutions.
What is the embryonic membrane that contains fingerlike projections on its surface, which attach to the uterine wall? a. Amnion b. Yolk sac c. Chorion d. Decidua basalis correct answersAnswer: c. Chorion Rationale: The chorion is a thick membrane with fingerlike projections (villi) on its outermost surface. A patient asks the nurse when her infants heart will begin to pump blood. What will the nurse reply? a. By the end of week 3. b. Beginning in week 8. c. At th...
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Perry: Maternal and Fetal Nutrition(All Accurately solved)
The nurse is assessing a patient who recently delivered a child. The laboratory reports of both the mother and the child show high amounts of lead in the blood. What clinical condition observed in the mother during pregnancy could be the reason for the abnormal levels of lead? 1 Pica 2 Anemia 3 Malnutrition 4 Preeclampsia correct answersPica The nurse is teaching a patient with anemia when and how to take the prescribed iron supplements. The nurse provides a list of beverages for the ...
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Fetal growth restriction(100% Everfree answers)
Define FGR correct answersestimated fetal weight or abdominal circumference that is less than the 10th percentile for gestational age Definition of SGA correct answersnewborns whose birth weight is less than the 10th percentile for gestational age. Common pathway of maternal, fetal, and placental cause of FGR correct answerssuboptimal uterine-placental perfusion and fetal nutrition Maternal medical condition etiologies of FGR correct answers-Pregestational diabetes mellitus -Renal insu...
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Chapter 5: Fetal Development(A+ Guaranteed Answers)
Amniotic fluid is produced throughout the pregnancy by the fetal membranes. Amniotic fluid has four major functions. What is one of these functions? correct answersPhysical protection Amniotic fluid serves four main functions for the fetus: physical protection, temperature regulation, provision of unrestricted movement, and symmetrical growth. When a man ejaculates, his sperm begin a long and arduous journey to fertilize the woman's ovum. What in the semen produces smooth muscle contrac...
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Chapter 6: Conception and Fetal Development(100% Guaranteed)
3 Stages of Intrauterine Development correct answers-Ovum or pre-embryonic (germinal layers) -Embryonic -Fetal. Primary Germ Layers correct answers-Ectoderm -Mesoderm -Endoderm Embryonic Stage correct answers-This stage is most vulnerable to malformation Fetal Stage correct answers-By end of 8th week, all organ systems and external structures are present and embryo is unmistakably human Chorion correct answers-At implantation, 2 fetal membranes begin to form -Becomes covering...
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Fetal age and growth Assessment Quiz(Completely solved)
Fourth ventricle correct answersWhich of the following structures is not identified in the biparietal diameter Selective circulation to the brain limits circulation to other organs during periods of low oxygenation, causing a similar abdomen but normal head size correct answersWhat affects the concept of brain-sparing effect? Thick placenta correct answersWhat sonographic finding is not associated with placental insufficiency 4 mm correct answersIn the late second trimester, anterior-po...
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OB - Fall - ch. 51 Fetal Growth Assessment by U/S(Correctly solved)
amniotic fluid index correct answerssum of the four quadrants of amniotic fluid. biophysical profile correct answersassessment of fetus to determine fetal well-being; includes evaluation of cardiac nonstress test, fetal breathing movement, gross fetal body movements, fetal tone, and amniotic fluid volume. estimated fetal weight correct answersincorporation of all fetal growth parameters. intrauterine growth restriction correct answersdecreased rate of fetal growth; may be symmetrical or...
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Chapter 32 OBGYN Fetal growth restriction(Correct answers)
Mortality correct answersFrequency of deaths in a specific population Fetal growth restriction (FGR) or intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) correct answersEstimated fetal weight or abdominal circumference <10th percentile for gestational age Aneuploidy correct answersAbnormal chromosome number Oligohydramnios correct answersLow amniotic fluid levels Doppler velocimetry correct answersNoninvasive ultrasound test that assesses blood flow velocity profiles from which indices of im...
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Biology-Stage 9-Care in Fetal Development(100% Verified)
Which organ does the developing baby stay during the 9 months of pregnancy ? correct answersUterus What is 9-month period known as ? correct answersPregnancy How does the growing baby recieve all of its nutrients and oxygen ? correct answersFrom a structure known as the placenta What is a developing baby known as ? correct answersa fetus If the mother does not consume a balanced diet , what might happen to the baby ? correct answersIt might be smaller than normal and less able to res...
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Chapter 53 Fetal Growth Assesment by Sonography(100% Correct answers)
What will birth weight help with figuring out? correct answersif its small for gestational age SGA or large for gestational age LGA What is intrauterine growth restriction (UGR) or fetal growth restriction (FGR). correct answersa decresed rate of fetal growth What are IUGR babies in greater risk of? correct answersAntepartum death, perinatal asphyxia ( body deprived of oxygen cause unconsciousness or death), Neonatala morbidity, and later developmental problems. What are the most signif...
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