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Module 10 AWHONWhich ascending infection has been linked to a higher incidence of spontaneous preterm birth, especially one precipitated by rupture of membranes? - correct answer BV Asymptomatic bacteriuria is present at the first prenatal visit for some pregnant women. If left untreated, what percentage of women with this infection are likely to develop symptomatic cystitis or pyelonephritis? - correct answer 40% In addition to hepatitis B, which other type of hepatitis virus may also be ...

NCC Electronic Fetal Monitoring CertificationWhich of the following factors can have a negative effect on uterine blood flow? a. Hypertension b. Epidural c. Hemorrhage d. Diabetes e. All of the above - correct answer e. All of the above How does the fetus compensate for decreased maternal circulating volume? a. Increases cardiac output by increasing stroke volume. b. Increases cardiac output by increasing it's heart rate. c. Increases cardiac output by increasing fetal movement. - co...

Neonatal complicationsMaternal risk factors - correct answer -low socioeconomic status -limited access to healthcare, especially prenatal care -environmental exposure; high altitude -grand multiparity -multiple gestation pregnancy -poor maternal nutrition -pre-existing maternal conditions -age and parity -complications of pregnancy neonatal risk factors - correct answer -birth weight -gestational age -type and length of newborn illness -environmental exposures in utero -delayed...

NURO 671 Test 1 - Module 10 (Perinatal Infection) diseases with mother to child transmission - correct answer HIV hepatitis HSV diseases with congenital versions of syndromes - correct answer syphilis rubella what is fetal hydrops? - correct answer fluid accumulation in 2+ compartments - pleural effusion - ascites - pericardial effusion what are long-term fetal physical/mental outcomes of pregnancy infections? - correct answer - blindness/deafness - neuro and learning deficits...

OB Exam 4 Blood Loss QuantificationQUANTIFICATION of BLOOD LOSS (*QBL*) - correct answer QUANTIFICATION of BLOOD LOSS (*QBL*) Quantification History - correct answer Quantification History *EBL* method used most often is visual estimation *Visual estimation* is *UNRELIABLE* and *INACCURATE* *Underestimated* as much as *33%* to *50 %* - correct answer *Visual estimation* is *UNRELIABLE* and *INACCURATE* *Underestimated* as much as *33%* to *50 %* * Institute most accurat...

OB: Labor and Vaginal Deliverylabor definition - correct answer also called "parturition" -physiologic process by which sufficiently frequent and strong uterine contractions cause thinning (effacement) and dilation of the cervix -permitting passage of the fetus from the uterus through the birth canal parity - correct answer # of times a woman gave birth nullparous - correct answer never given birth multiparous - correct answer 2 or more births grand multiparous - correct answer g...

OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION SYNDROMEBackground - correct answer OHSS is a systemic disease resulting from vasoactive products released by hyper stimulated ovaries. The pathophysiology of OHSS is characterized by increased capillary permeability, leading to leakage of fluid from the vascular compartment, with third space fluid accumulation and intravascular dehydration. Severe manifestations include a tendency to develop thrombosis, renal and liver dysfunction and acute respiratory distress s...

POEP Module 01 - Overview of Reproductive Health and Infertility The innermost layer of the uterus is called the Fundus. serosa. myometrium. endometrium. - correct answer endometrium. Fertilization occurs in the cervix. fallopian tube. ovary. uterus. - correct answer fallopian tube. During the proliferative phase of the menstrual cycle, which is NOT true? Endometrium develops. Follicles develop. Menstruation occurs. Pituitary secretes FSH. - correct answer Menstruation o...

POEP Module 04 - Process of Labor and Birth (Normal)You are working with nursing students on the L&D unit. One of the students recalls reading about progesterone levels affecting labor and asks if you could explain this. What is your best response? a. Decreased progesterone levels allow estrogen to stimulate uterine contractility. With lowered levels of progesterone, the myometrium gains resistance as uterine contractions act on the resistance of the cervix. b. Decreased progesterone level...

POEP Module 11: Postpartum Assessment and Nursing CareLakisha is a 24-year-old primipara who delivered a 6 lb 2 oz (2,778 gram) male infant 24 hours ago. During your postpartum assessment, Lakisha asks when her uterus will no longer be so prominent in her abdomen. You discuss that the top of her uterus should no longer be felt after about - correct answer 2 weeks After birth, blood loss is typically evaluated by the primary care physician or midwife who delivered the baby. Normal blood loss f...

POEP Module 13 Neonatal Complications You are orienting Stacy in the newborn nursery. After plotting the newborns weight, length, and head circumference on the growth chart, you document the newborn is asymmetric IUGR. Stacy asks you to explain asymmetric IUGR. What is your BEST response? - correct answer Asymmetric IUGR occurs when the body weight and length fall below the 10th percentile on the newborn growth chart. The head and abdominal circumference both fall within normal range. Which ...

Preconception and Interconnection CarePreconception care - correct answer A set of interventions that aim to identify and modify biomedical, behavioral, and social risks to a woman's health or pregnancy outcome through prevention and management. Interconception care - correct answer Care between pregnancies that includes comprehensive preconception care plus additional interventions for women who have had a previous pregnancy that ended with an adverse outcome Function of Fallopian tubes ...

Trauma Informed Care What is defined as the "personal experience of violence and victimization, including sexual abuse, physical abuse, severe neglect, loss domestic violence, and/or the witnessing of violence, terrorism, or disasters?" - correct answer Trauma Trauma-Informed Care: - correct answer Incorporates proven practices into current operations to deliver appropriate services., Acknowledges the role that violence and victimization play in the lives of most of the youth in DJJ's car...

Women's Health Exam II: Fetal Monitoring Purpose of Fetal Monitoring - correct answer *Assessment of fetal well-being *Antepartum *Intrapartum *Must be done by a licensed and trained HCP Characteristics to Assess Fetal Status - correct answer *Baseline (fetal heart rate)FHR *Presence of accelerations *Baseline FHR variability *Presence of decelerations *Trends over time Assessment of FHR: During Labor (and prior to) - correct answer During Labor (and prior to): -labor stimulants ...

1 Exam (elaborations) (1340) PREP U ch 32 Caring for Clients with Disorders of the Lymphatic System 2023/2024 2 Exam (elaborations) 10(questions with answers)graded A+ 2023/2024 3 Exam (elaborations) 152 - 12B Lymphedema question n answers graded A+ 4 Exam (elaborations) Anatomy and Physiology 102: Lymphatic System quiz well answered graded A+

(1340) PREP U ch 32 Caring for Clients with Disorders of the Lymphatic System A nurse is documenting skin findings in a client with lymphedema. Which of the following descriptions would be most consistent with the expected presentation? - correct answer Brawny The skin of the client with lymphedema can appear thickened, rough, and discolored; it is described as brawny (orange). Rubor means a red appearance; cyanotic is a bluish skin tone when oxygenation to tissues is impaired; and jaund...

10 13. The lymphatic system includes: a. lymph ducts. b. lymph vessels. c. lymph nodes. d. all of the above. - correct answer D 14. The functions of the lymph vessels include: a. transportation of lymph. b. return of important nutrients. c. transportation of toxic substances. d. all of the above. - correct answer D 15. Organs related to the lymph system include all of the following EXCEPT the: a. tonsils. b. liver. c. spleen. d. pineal gland. - correct answer B 16. Procedures or ...

152 - 12B LymphedemaWhy Dr. Sousa, Why?!? - correct answer Chronic edema - correct answer 1. from increased lymphatic fluid a. occurs in upper and/or LE 2. older term: elephantiasis 3. types: a. primary: malformation of lymph vessels during fetal development 1) thus an inherited disorder b. secondary: acquired disorder most commonly caused by invasive procedure etiology of chronic edema - correct answer 1. Damage to lymph nodes a. usually neoplasm b. infections: 1) c...

Anatomy and Physiology 102: Lymphatic System quiz Difference between Lymphatic and blood capillaries - correct answer Lympth have thinner walls and are larger in diameter Difference between Blood plasma, tissue fluid, and lymph - correct answer -Blood Plasma turns into -> Tissue fluid when it leaves a blood capillary to deliver O2 -Tissue Fluid becomes -> Lymph when it enters the lymphatic capillary (Tissue fluid = blood plasma - plasma proteins) -Lymph is just Tissue fluid that had...

Anatomy Unit 4Lymph is called__________ fluid before it enters lymphatic vessels from the surrounding tissues. - correct answer tissue How are lymphatic collecting vessels different from veins? -Lymphatic collecting ducts carry lymph under higher pressure than similarly sized veins carry blood. -Lymph in lymphatic collecting vessels is propelled by contraction of skeletal muscles. -Lymphatic collecting vessels are composed of tunica externa and tunica intima, whereas veins are composed o...