Brainarium

which of the following is no longer considered a moajor food group - CORRECT ANSWER-addes fats and sugars which of the following is the most recent food guide - CORRECT ANSWER-choose mypalate which of the following is not an approved nutient claim by the FDA - CORRECT ANSWER-healthy which of the following is the DRI value you would use if concerned about toxic leavles of a nutrient - CORRECT ANSWER-tolerable upper intake level which of the following would be most nutrient dense - CORRECT...

What branch of its language family is English in? - CORRECT ANSWER-Germanic Which of the following languages does English most resemble in its core vocabulary (e.g., family members, numbers, parts of the body, etc.)? - CORRECT ANSWERGerman Which of the following languages is NOT in the same family as English, Latin, and Greek? - CORRECT ANSWER-Turkish Which language family are Hebrew, Arabic, and Ancient Egyptian all in? - CORRECT ANSWER-Semitic Which of the following sorts of words came ...

Alpha - CORRECT ANSWER-All hypnosis techniques promote a relaxed state and what type of brain wave activity? alternative - CORRECT ANSWER-Therapeutic touch therapy is classified as what type of medicine? Homeopathic - CORRECT ANSWER-What physicians administer small doses of similar disease substances to allegedly stimulate the natural body response of immunity? Allopathic - CORRECT ANSWER-What physicians use antagonistic substances to attach to disease organisms or illness? Natural - COR...

What cellular organelle contains chromosomes and has the literal meaning "nut"? - CORRECT ANSWER-nucleus The combining form hist/o- means: - CORRECT ANSWER-tissue or web-like A body part that is formed of two or more types of body tissue and performs one or more specific functions is called a(n): - CORRECT ANSWER-organ The directional term "lateral" describes movement in which direction: - CORRECT ANSWERto the side The direction term that means "toward the lower end of the b...

The combining form of a stem word is usually made of two component parts, the _____ _____ and _____ _____: - CORRECT ANSWER-word root and combining vowel In the divided medial term 'osteopor/o/sis', the slash lines (/) indicate that the vowel "o" may be used as part of which word parts? - CORRECT ANSWER-por- and -osis The phrase, refers to or _____, is a generalized actual meaning (not a literal meaning) used for the suffixes -a, -ia, -iac, -al, -ar, -ic, -is, -on, -os, -us, -iu...

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what do we generally give for an unripe cervix - CORRECT ANSWER-Prostaglandin E2 intravaginally what is a women with a ripe cervix offered to induce labour - CORRECT ANSWERoxytocin what is the Bishop score for - CORRECT ANSWER-ripeness of cervix what occurs with the longer the membranes remain ruptured before birth - CORRECT ANSWER-greater risk of infection for fetus and mother who are at particular risk when the membranes rupture pre labour - CORRECT ANSWER-women who have been colonized ...

When thinking about infant safety, what topics should the nurse educate new parents on ? - CORRECT ANSWER-Infant safety includes car seat safety, sleep practices, sudden infant death syndrome, and shaken baby syndrome. What is plagiocephaly? - CORRECT ANSWER-baby with a flat head Some nurses like to use the acronym BUBBLES when performing their assessment. What does this acronym stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Breast, Uterus, Bowel, Bladder, Lochia, Episiotomy, and Supports What is the averag...

when is the transition phase of the first stage of labour completed - CORRECT ANSWER-8-10 cm dilation what occurs with the presenting part during the first stage of labour - CORRECT ANSWER-it is normally engaged and flexes, descends and rotates through the birth canal what are the two phases of the second stage of labour - CORRECT ANSWERlatent/passive- no urge to bear down active-urge how is the placenta birthed - CORRECT ANSWER-its separation is facilitated by uterine contractions that ...

What is a positive sign that labour has commenced? Regular contractions that are accompanied by cervical changes Where is oxytocin produced? Posterior pituitary gland What is oxytocin's role in labour? • Stimulates uterine contractions • Promotes calm by reducing stress and fear • Promotes maternal-infant attachment What drug is most commonly associated with preventable adverse events during labour? Oxytocin What are signs of true labour? • Contractions occur regularly, bec...

What is the function of Wharton's jelly? - CORRECT ANSWER-protects the cord vessels from compression. What are are the two fetal membranes that surround the developing embryo and fetus throughout pregnancy? - CORRECT ANSWER-The chorion and amnion What are the chorion and amnion? What is their purpose? - CORRECT ANSWERAmnion = inner membrane that surrounds fetus. Chorion = outer membrane. The 2 membranes adhere to form the fetal sac full of amniotic fluid. What is the function of the ...

The organ of gas exchange for the developing fetus is the: Placenta Fetal oxygen needs are: Low The differentiation of cells and tissues is an aspect of: 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: Two umbilical arteries and one umbilical vein Memory point: Babies poop a lot = extra passages AWAY (Arteries) The threshold of viability is: Between 2...

A positive pregnancy test may also be accompanied by what PROBABLE SIGNS of pregnancy? - CORRECT ANSWER-A positive pregnancy test may also be accompanied by Hegar's sign (softening of the lower uterine segment), and ballottement (the ability of an examiner to feel a floating body within the uterus after a sharp tap on the uterus). Ballottement is a later sign of pregnancy. What is Hegar's sign? - CORRECT ANSWER-softening of the lower uterine segment What is ballottement? - CORRECT AN...

Some nurses like to use the acronym BUBBLES when performing their assessment. What does this acronym stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Breast, Uterus, Bowel, Bladder, Lochia, Episiotomy, and Supports What is the average blood loss for vaginal birth? - CORRECT ANSWER-300-500 ml What is the average blood loss for caesarean birth? - CORRECT ANSWER-500-1000 ml Vital signs may have slight variations in the immediate postpartum period. What slight variations may be seen? - CORRECT ANSWER-heart rate e...

What is the typical time frame for postpartum blues? - CORRECT ANSWER-symptoms are usually transient beginning on the third or fourth day after birth, lasting one to two weeks, then disappearing without any treatment. When does post partum depression usually begin? - CORRECT ANSWER-Usually, it begins within two weeks to six months of birth. What are symptoms of PPD? - CORRECT ANSWER-intense fear, anger, anxiety, and despondency require further support and possibly medical treatment, poor a...

what alternative sweeteners are not recommended during pregnancy - CORRECT ANSWER-stevia Saccharin cyclamates what is the protective value of folic acid - CORRECT ANSWER-preventing neural tube defects such as spin bifida and anencephaly also cleft lip, palate and heart defects What is folic acid - CORRECT ANSWER-a synthetic form of folate which humans do not synthesize what is folate needed for in the body - CORRECT ANSWER-the production of healthy maternal and fetal RBCs what is the ...

What occurs physiologically to prepare the baby for birth? - CORRECT ANSWER-- Prelabour maturing of lungs and other organ systems - Pre-labour development of oxytocin neuroprotective processes - Pre-labour increase in epinephrine-norepinephrine receptors, giving protection from labour hypoxia - In- labour, preservation of blood supply to heart and brain, via the catecholamine surge, with neuroprotective effects - In-labour catecholamine-mediated preparations that will promote newborn breat...

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Critical Incident • CORRECT ANSWER: An event requiring an extraordinary degree of adaptation by the individual who experiences the event. Critical Incident Characteristics • CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Event outside the range of usual human experience & markedly distressing to almost anyone. 2. Fright, including the element of surprise. 3. Loss of sense of control. 4. Disruption of beliefs & value system. Critical Incident Stress • CORRECT ANSWER: Stress experienced at any level resultin...

What is breast milk composed of? - CORRECT ANSWER-Carbohydrates, Protein, Fat, Hormones, Anti-infective properties, immune properties, What is the major carbohydrate for human milk? - CORRECT ANSWER-The major carbohydrate for human milk is lactose which supplies 40% of the body's caloric needs. What is the importance of Lactose in breast millk (ie. what is the benefit)? - CORRECT ANSWER-Lactose metabolizes readily into galactose and glucose supplying energy for brain growth and preventi...