BSNC 5000 MODULE 1 OB | 140 QUESTIONS
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1 of 140
Term
what can uncontrolled hyperglycemia in the first trimester cause
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enhance fetal growth and increase stabilize fetal heart rate and blood
birth weight pressure
improve fetal organ function and affect fetal development and
stability result in malformations
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2 of 140
Term
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is perpetrated by an intimate
partner in the context of coercive control. Which of the following
are types of violence that are included in the definition of IPV?
Select all that apply.
A. Physical
B.Financial
C. Social
D.Cultural
E. Mental
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A, B, C, D B, C, D
B, D, E A, B, C, E
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, 3 of 140
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what is prolactin for in pregnancy
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contact with maternal body fluids - labetalol
during the birthing process - nifedipine
- rupture of membranes
- methyldopa
- SVD
- metaprolol
- hydralazine
elevated glucose levels that are - tranquilizing effect
first recognized during - prepares breast tissue
pregnancy for lactation
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4 of 140
Term
what is the pathophysiology of HELLP
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HPL leads to the breakdown of maternal fat to provide fuel for mom and fetus
(when mom's glucose levels decrease between meals)
, - increase in tidal volume from 450ml/min to 650ml/min
> expiratory reserve volume decreases
> lowers the oxygen reserve for mom
- mild dyspnea due to 4cm elevation of diaphragm
> hormones loosen ligaments to allow ribs to flare to compensate for
decreasing lung capacity
- hemolysis: shearing of RBCs as pass through occluded capillaries causing
multi-organ damage
> increased toxic load, elevated BP and occluded microvasculature
causes liver damage
- elevated liver enzymes: damaged hepatocytes release cellular enzymes
causing N/V
- Low platelet count: aggregation of platelet and reduced production of
thrombopoietin by liver
- RNA virus with an envelope
- unvaccinated mother or low antibody titer resulting in rubella infection, first
trimester infections cause congenital rubella syndrome in up to 85% of
neonates
= no effective treatment, congenital effects cannot be reversed
- heart defects, hearing loss, cataracts and developmental delays are
most common
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5 of 140
Term
When does gestational hypertension in pregnancy appear
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weeks 11-19 weeks 39-40
| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.
1 of 140
Term
what can uncontrolled hyperglycemia in the first trimester cause
Give this one a try later!
enhance fetal growth and increase stabilize fetal heart rate and blood
birth weight pressure
improve fetal organ function and affect fetal development and
stability result in malformations
, Don't know?
2 of 140
Term
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is perpetrated by an intimate
partner in the context of coercive control. Which of the following
are types of violence that are included in the definition of IPV?
Select all that apply.
A. Physical
B.Financial
C. Social
D.Cultural
E. Mental
Give this one a try later!
A, B, C, D B, C, D
B, D, E A, B, C, E
Don't know?
, 3 of 140
Term
what is prolactin for in pregnancy
Give this one a try later!
contact with maternal body fluids - labetalol
during the birthing process - nifedipine
- rupture of membranes
- methyldopa
- SVD
- metaprolol
- hydralazine
elevated glucose levels that are - tranquilizing effect
first recognized during - prepares breast tissue
pregnancy for lactation
Don't know?
4 of 140
Term
what is the pathophysiology of HELLP
Give this one a try later!
HPL leads to the breakdown of maternal fat to provide fuel for mom and fetus
(when mom's glucose levels decrease between meals)
, - increase in tidal volume from 450ml/min to 650ml/min
> expiratory reserve volume decreases
> lowers the oxygen reserve for mom
- mild dyspnea due to 4cm elevation of diaphragm
> hormones loosen ligaments to allow ribs to flare to compensate for
decreasing lung capacity
- hemolysis: shearing of RBCs as pass through occluded capillaries causing
multi-organ damage
> increased toxic load, elevated BP and occluded microvasculature
causes liver damage
- elevated liver enzymes: damaged hepatocytes release cellular enzymes
causing N/V
- Low platelet count: aggregation of platelet and reduced production of
thrombopoietin by liver
- RNA virus with an envelope
- unvaccinated mother or low antibody titer resulting in rubella infection, first
trimester infections cause congenital rubella syndrome in up to 85% of
neonates
= no effective treatment, congenital effects cannot be reversed
- heart defects, hearing loss, cataracts and developmental delays are
most common
Don't know?
5 of 140
Term
When does gestational hypertension in pregnancy appear
Give this one a try later!
weeks 11-19 weeks 39-40
