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10-11 weeks

At approximately how many weeks can a doppler UTZ be done to detect fetal HR?

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After meals

When are fetal movement counts usually done?

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18-20 weeks, 28-38 weeks

When does quickening occur? When is it’s peak?

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Placental insufficiency or poor maternal nutrition

Decreased fetal movements may indicate?

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10

What is the normal fetal movement count per hour?

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Left lateral recumbent

What position should the mother engage in during a fetal movement count?

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Recount after 1 hour

What would the nurse do if a fetal movement count of less than 10 per hour occurs?

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Nonstress test

This test measures the response of FHR to fetal movements.

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20 minutes

A nonstress test is usually performed for how many minutes?

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2 accelerations lasting 15 seconds or more within 20 minutes

A reactive nonstress result is indicated by?

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6 weeks

An ultrasonography can detect a pregnancy as early as how many weeks?

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Ultrasonography

It refers to the response of sound waves against solid objects.

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Biparietal diameter and crown-to-rump measurement

An ultrasonography can predict gestational age through the measurement of what two factors?

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True

True or False: A full bladder during an UTZ is recommended to hold the baby stable.

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15 minutes, 90 minutes

A full glass of water is given every __ minutes __ minutes before an ultrasound.

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12-15cm

Between 28-40 weeks, the total pockets of amniotic fluid average how many cm?

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20-24cm

An amniotic fluid volume amount of greater than __cm indicates hydramnios.

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5-6cm

An amniotic fluid volume amount of less than __cm indicates oligohydramnios.

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Nuchal translucency

It refers to unusual pockets of fat/fluid in the posterior neck.

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Fetal reactivity, fetal breathing, fetal movement, amniotic fluid volume, and fetal tone

What are the five factors being assessed during a biophysical profile?

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging

It identifies structural abnormalities and soft tissue disorders.

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1st or early 2nd trimester

When is trisomy 21 usually detected?

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Fetal chromosomal anomalies or SGA

Decreased levels of PAPP-A usually indicates?

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LGA

Increased levels of PAPP-A usually indicates?

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Alpha-fetoprotein, unconjugated estriol, Inhibin A, and HcG

What are the four factors being tested during a quadruple screening?

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4 months, 10 weeks

Fetal sex is detected via UTZ at __ months or MS analysis at __ weeks.

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Neural tube anomalies

An increase in AFP and acetylcholinesterase indicates?

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False

True or False: Amniotic fluid that has a slightly yellow tinge during late pregnancy is abnormal and should immediately be referred to the HCP.

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Fibronectin

It refers to a glycoprotein that helps the placenta attach to the endometrium and can be assessed in the cervical mucus before 20 weeks.

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Percutaneous Umbilical Blood Sampling

Also known as cordocentesis/funicentesis, it involves aspiration of blood from the umbilical vein for CBC, direct Coomb’s test, karyotyping, and blood gases.

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Measles, Mumps, HPV, Rubella, and Poliomyelitis

Live-virus vaccines such as __ are contraindicated for pregnant women.

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True

True or False: Not all drugs cross the placenta.

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Swordfish and tuna

Mercury is found in high proportions of what fish?

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Venous Thromboembolic Disease

It is usually caused by blood stasis in the lower extremities, vessel damage, and hypercoagulation.

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General anesthesia

Which among the different types of anesthesia are contraindicated for pregnant women as these may cause premature contractions?

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True

True or False: If a mother has acquired cancer during pregnancy, treatment is usually delayed during the first trimester.

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28-32 weeks, functional transient murmurs

When is the peak of increase in blood volume during pregnancy? What can be heard during this time?

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Clindamycin, Ampicillin, and Amoxicillin

What medications are safe to use for pregnant women with streptococcal infections?

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0.5mg/100mL

What is the normal creatinine level for pregnant patients?

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1-2 years

How many years after tuberculosis becomes inactive should a woman wait before conceiving?

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3

A mother previously diagnosed with tuberculosis can only breastfeed and take care of her baby after how many negative cultures?

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False

True or False: Mothers taking INH can breastfeed.

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Sadovsky Method

What method of DFC involves recording the number of fetal movements in 1 hour?

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Cardiff Method

What method of DFC involves recording the time intervals? (Gaano katagal bago umabot ng 10 movements?)

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Roll-Over Test

What test is done for the early diagnosis of proteinuria and HPN at 20 weeks?

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14-16 weeks

When is amniocentesis performed?

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10-12 weeks

When is chronic villi sampling performed?

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13-32 weeks

When is the maternal serum AFP analysis performed?

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Open spinal and abdominal defects

An increase in AFP indicates?

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Fetal chromosomal disorder

A decrease in AFP indicates?