ASSESSMENT OF PREGNANT WOMAN

Question 1

3 Pre-natal assessments

Answer 1

1. Health history
2. Physical exam
3. Laboratory and diagnostic exam

Question 2

Give at least one under assessment of Health History

Answer 2

1. Demographic data
2. Main concern
3. Family background
4. Past illnesses
5. Family illnesses

Question 3

Give at least one under assessment of GYnelogical aspect

Answer 3

1. LMP
2. PT
3. Signs of early pregnancy
4. Danger signs
5. Discomfort of pregnancy

Question 4

Give at least one Pre-natal lab tests

Answer 4

1. CBC
2. Blood Type and Rh factor
3. Hemoglobin/Hematocrit
4. VDRL
5. Rubella/Hepa B
6. Urinalysis
7. Indirect Coombs Test

Question 5

This test detects anemia, infection of cell and cell abnormalities

Answer 5

CBC

Question 6

This test risks for maternal-fetal blood incompatibility

Answer 6

Blood type and Rh factor

Question 7

This test detects anemia

Answer 7

Hemoglobin test

Question 8

This test detects syphilis

Answer 8

VDRL/Rapid plasma reagin

Question 9

This test detects Rh antibodies

Answer 9

Indirect Coombs Test

Question 10

This is done during 2nd trimester, and done at 24-28 weeks of gestation. This is done to identify Gestational Diabetes

Answer 10

Blood Glucose Screen

Question 11

If the mother has gestational diabetes, a baby may develop this condition after birth called “ ___”

Answer 11

Masocromia (Big baby)

Question 12

2 tests done during 2nd trimester

Answer 12

1. Blood glucose screen
2. Ultrasound

Question 13

Average calories for a Child-bearing woman

Answer 13

2,200 kcal

Question 14

3 most important minerals in pregnancy

Answer 14

Calcium, Iron, Folic acid

Question 15

not enough of this mineral can cause the baby to develop spina bifida after birth

Answer 15

Folic acid

Question 16

Give at least one or two foods to avoid during pregnancy

Answer 16

1. Raw eggs
2. Cold cuts
3. Raw milk
4. Alcohol
5. Raw seafood
6. Fish with high mercury
7. Soft pasteurized cheese

Question 17

Too much consumption of this food during pregnancy may cause placental abruption

Answer 17

Caffeine

Question 18

if this substance was taken regularly during pregnancy, the baby may be born retarded, delay, lack of philtrum, or craniofacial defects

Answer 18

Alcohol

Question 19

This condition occurs when the placenta separates from the inner wall of the uterus before birth

Answer 19

Placenta abruption

Question 20

this condition is when the placenta lies very low in the uterus, and during birth the placenta is blocking the cervical opening causing it to go out first than the baby

Answer 20

Placenta previa