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NURS 354 (Mod) Adaptations to Pregnancy Questions with 100% Verified Answers UPDATED!!!
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Term
Psychosocial Adaptations to Pregnancy - Development of Maternal
Role: Role Play
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looking for infection & anemia
searching for opportunities to "play mommy"
charms, herbs, folk remedies
,• language
• communication style
- nodding & smiling don't necessarily mean they understand
• eye contact
- Americans consider it important
- Native Americans may avoid it (looking into the soul may endanger both people)
• touch
- Hindu, Muslim & Orthodox Jewish: touch by a woman other than a wife considered
offensive/taboo
- Hispanics may appreciate touch
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Definition
• Increase in plasma fibrinogen by 50%
- Increases body's ability to form clots
- Offers protection against hemorrhage postpartum
- Increases risk of DVT formation
• Bleeding time & clotting time DO NOT increase in a normal pregnant
woman
• In conditions such as HEELP syndrome and preeclampsia, blood
platelets decrease causing body to increase clotting factors in an
effort to aid in these syndromes
• High risk for thrombus formation postpartum normally as body tries
to clamp down on open vessels where placenta was implanted
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Endocrine System: Pancreas - 1st
Sexual Changes: Orgasm
Trimester
Blood Coagulation Common Lab Tests
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Health Promotion in Pregnancy: Travel
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• firm like tip of your nose pre-pregnant state
• cervix softens as early as 4 wks gestation d/t increased vascularity & %
of water
• mucous plug forms early in pregnancy to prevent fetus from bacteria
• maintain correct posture
• avoid high heeled shoes
• squat to pick objects rather than bend
• use supportive equipment when sitting & laying down
• seatbelt should not be positioned directly across belly
Flights
• safe up to 36 wks w/ no significant history
• walk frequently during flights
• take prenatal records
• try to stay where healthcare is available
NURS 354 (Mod) Adaptations to Pregnancy Questions with 100% Verified Answers UPDATED!!!
Your time: 1 min
Correct 0
165
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Your answers
1 of 165
Term
Psychosocial Adaptations to Pregnancy - Development of Maternal
Role: Role Play
Give this one a try later!
looking for infection & anemia
searching for opportunities to "play mommy"
charms, herbs, folk remedies
,• language
• communication style
- nodding & smiling don't necessarily mean they understand
• eye contact
- Americans consider it important
- Native Americans may avoid it (looking into the soul may endanger both people)
• touch
- Hindu, Muslim & Orthodox Jewish: touch by a woman other than a wife considered
offensive/taboo
- Hispanics may appreciate touch
Don't know?
, 2 of 165
Definition
• Increase in plasma fibrinogen by 50%
- Increases body's ability to form clots
- Offers protection against hemorrhage postpartum
- Increases risk of DVT formation
• Bleeding time & clotting time DO NOT increase in a normal pregnant
woman
• In conditions such as HEELP syndrome and preeclampsia, blood
platelets decrease causing body to increase clotting factors in an
effort to aid in these syndromes
• High risk for thrombus formation postpartum normally as body tries
to clamp down on open vessels where placenta was implanted
Give this one a try later!
Endocrine System: Pancreas - 1st
Sexual Changes: Orgasm
Trimester
Blood Coagulation Common Lab Tests
Don't know?
3 of 165
, Term
Health Promotion in Pregnancy: Travel
Give this one a try later!
• firm like tip of your nose pre-pregnant state
• cervix softens as early as 4 wks gestation d/t increased vascularity & %
of water
• mucous plug forms early in pregnancy to prevent fetus from bacteria
• maintain correct posture
• avoid high heeled shoes
• squat to pick objects rather than bend
• use supportive equipment when sitting & laying down
• seatbelt should not be positioned directly across belly
Flights
• safe up to 36 wks w/ no significant history
• walk frequently during flights
• take prenatal records
• try to stay where healthcare is available
