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The HTML5 specification for the <audio> element does not require a specific audio codec to be supported, but it does support three audio formats: MP3, Ogg and WAV. Which major browser supports all three audio formats? - ANSWER - Chrome You are developing pages for your company's Web site. You create an HTML5 search field using the following code: <input type="search" name="search"> When you test the page on various browsers, the first browser supports the new input ty...

The terms "HTML family" and "Web development trifecta" are sometimes used to refer to which combination of Web technologies? A) HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript B) HTML5, XML and CSS3 C) HTML5, JavaScript and Flash D) HTML5, Flash and XML - ANSWER - HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript Moishe wants to develop mobile apps using the technologies contained in the "HTML5 family." Which language in the family should Moishe use to create dynamic, interactive capabilities for his apps? A) JavaScript B) ...

What is a characteristic of a web page with responsive design? A) The ability to react to user events B) A measure of the page load speed C) The ability to resize to the screen size D) A measure of the page close speed - ANSWER - The ability to resize to the screen size Which language provides dynamic content for a web page across all browsers? A) XML B) JavaScript C) HTML5 D) XHTML - ANSWER - JavaScript Which type of content should use an <aside>? A) News feeds B) Site cop...

Which of the following statements about HTML5 is true? - ANSWER - HTML5 does not require third-party plug-ins for video and audio content What is the purpose of using the <output> element in a Web form? - ANSWER - It displays the result of a calculation in the form Why are syntax errors so common when writing JavaScript code? - ANSWER - Because JavaScript is case-specific What CSS3 property can be used to create rounded corners on an image or other element? - ANSWER - border-radiu...

App - ANSWER - Relatively small applications developed exclusively for mobile devices <nav> - ANSWER - structure element in HTML5 that includes hypertext menus to access various pages of the web site HTML5 API's - ANSWER - Create Apps for Mobile Devices Web development Trifecta - ANSWER - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Benefit of developing Web pages using the Web Development Trifecta - ANSWER - You can create Web pages that easily adapt to smartphones, tablets, gaming devices, and...

static - ANSWER - In CSS, the "normal, or default", position of block elements within a page relative - ANSWER - In CSS, positioning a block element relative to another element absolute - ANSWER - In CSS, this causes the element to appear to float above the document and can be positioned as needed. It is completely removed from the rest of the page flow. fixed - ANSWER - In CSS, this causes the element to remain in the same position when the page is scrolled inherit - ANSWER - In C...

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This is normally performed at 10 to 13 weeks of gestation to diagnose fetal chromosomal, metabolic or deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) abnormalities - ANSWER - Chorionic Villus Sampling This is usually performed between 15 and 20 weeks of gestation when an adequate amount of amniotic fluid and viable fetal cells are available to detect chromosomal, genetic, and metabolic evaluations - ANSWER - Amniocentesis This identifies individuals who are at risk for an abnormality or disease. - ANSWER - Sc...

MICH - ANSWER - Maternal infant child health Female reproductive cycle - ANSWER - >Cycles a little diff depending on woman >hypothalamus/pituitary release FSH and LH >Women with PCOS, DM, etc -> cycles vary Preconception Counseling - ANSWER - >Health assessment including addressing modifiable health risk - such as smoking, alcohol use, weight, diet, etc. >Physical examination - feel uterus, check for pregnancy s/sx, breast exam (mostly reproductive focus) >Nutri...

genetic mutation that predisposes breast cancer - ANSWER - BRCA benign, wart-like growth causing nipple discharge - ANSWER - Intraductal Papilloma pattern for examining breasts - ANSWER - wheel single largest risk factor for developing breast cancer - ANSWER - age x-ray pictures of breasts while compressed by 2 plastic plates - ANSWER - mammogram lumpy, tender breast; "tiny pebbles" - ANSWER - fibrocystic breast premenstrual swelling and tenderness - ANSWER - mastodynia fi...

Contemporary childbirth - ANSWER - Family centered with emphasis of choice of birthing experience (provider, place of birth, birthing plan, epidural/natural, who is allowed in room) What are the 4 different types of settings for birth? - ANSWER - -LDRs -LDRPs -Birthing center -Home birth LDRs - ANSWER - Labor, delivery, & recovery rooms -All occur in one room and then sent to another room for postpartum care LDRPs - ANSWER - Occur in ONE room Birthing centers - ANSWER - Freestand...

ANSWER - Dinoprostone; induction of labor, Oxytocic, Cervidil, vaginal insert, Cat C. Synthetic prostaglandin E2 that appears to act directly on myometrium and vascular smooth muscle. Stimulation of gravid uterus in early weeks of gestation. - ANSWER - To terminate pregnancy from 12th week thru 2nd trimester; cervical ripening prior to labor induction. Headache, tremor, tension, transient hypotension, flushing, cardiac arrhythmias, N/V, diarrhea, vaginal pain, endometritis. May cause profuse...

A nurse is assessing a patient who is 1 day postpartum and is not breastfeeding. The nurse notes the patient's breasts are engorged. Which of the following actions is appropriate for the patient to take? a) apply heat for 30 mins after feeding b) apply cold for 15 mins before feeding c) apply heat and cold after feeding d) apply ice after feeding for 20 mins - ANSWER - d) apply ice after feeding for 20 mins A nurse is assessing a patient at a routine antepartum visit. For a rough estima...

GTPAL - ANSWER - Gravidity Term - 38/39 w Pre-term - 20-36.6 w Abortion - loss prior to 20 w Living children Ovulation - ANSWER - release of egg Mitosis - ANSWER - body cells - diploid number of 46 chromosomes forming 2 daughter cells (each contains one DNA strand) -facilitates growth and development or cell replacement Meiosis - ANSWER - germ cells divid and decrease their chromosomal number by half (diploid to haploid) 46-> 23 oogenesis - ANSWER - process of egg formation...

What are the 3 P's in Gestational Diabetes? - ANSWER - Polyphagia Polyuria Polydipsia When are women usually screened for diabetes? - ANSWER - At 24-28 weeks A pregnant woman is being screened for diabetes what is the very first screening contain of such as dose and hour? - ANSWER - it is a nonfasting, 50 gram, 1 hour glucose tolerance test When is a 3 hour glucose tolerance test done? - ANSWER - If the 1 hour glucose tolerance test is above 140 mg/dL A pregnant woman had a 1 hour...

1. A nurse is taking a history from a woman and her common-law husband. What is the best description of this type of family? A. Family B. Family of origin C. Family of choice D. Extended family - ANSWER - C 2. An obstetric nurse understands and works within the systems theory of family interaction. This nurse is aware that an integral part of the nursing role is to facilitate the development of a bond between the A. new subsystem of mother/infant and the father. B. subsystem of mo...

when does quickening occur? - ANSWER - Primigravida (18-20wks) Multigravida (14-16 wks) What are the fetal movement kick counts? - ANSWER - -quickening -1 hour approach -2 hour approach What is the Prenatal Visit Schedule - ANSWER - 1st trimester: Initial visit, every 4 weeks after initial 2nd trimester: every 4 weeks 3rd: 2-3 weeks (until 36 weeks -Weekly until 40 weeks -2x weekly after 40 weeks Fertility Rate - ANSWER - number of live births per 1,000 women Birth Rate - ...

When does puberty end in males and females? - ANSWER - Males- when mature sperm are formed Females- menstrual cycles become regular Expected changes in puberty - female - ANSWER - Growth spurt hormone changes Breast development menarche What are the functions of the ovaries? - ANSWER - production of hormones, estrogen and progesterone stimulation of an ovum's maturation during each menstrual cycle What should be done before a pelvic exam/pap - ANSWER - The patient should not douc...

Requirements of informed consent and what the nurse's role is - ANSWER- -pt must be competent -pt must receive complete information -pt must understand that information -pt must consent voluntarily -nurse verifies that pt signed form -nurse must also be pt advocate when they find a pt does not understand or has questions. If nurse cannot explain it, they must refer pt to physician so misunderstanding can be clarified Reasons for informed consent - ANSWER- -when adults receive adequat...

With regard to fetal positioning during labor, nurses should be aware that: A. Position is a measure of the degree of descent of the presenting part of the fetus through the birth canal. B. Birth is imminent when the presenting part is at +4 to +5 cm, below the spine. C. The largest transverse diameter of the presenting part is the suboccipitobregmatic diameter. D .Engagement is the term used to describe the beginning of labor. - ANSWER - B. Birth is imminent when the presenting part...