ULO3 Flashcards

1
Q

provides warmth to the child and prevents hypothermia
from setting in

A

Immediate and thorough drying

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2
Q

establishes mother and child bonding and minimizes the risk of
sepsis and hypoglycemia

A

Early skin-to-skin contact

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3
Q

prevents anemia and hemorrhage

A

Properly timed cord clamping and cutting

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4
Q

s a time to establish baseline data relevant to health assessment and
health-promotion strategies that will be important at every prenatal visit.

A

FIRST PRENATAL VISIT

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5
Q

Number of pregnancies that have reached viability, regardless
of whether the infants were born alive

A

Para

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6
Q

Woman who is or has been pregnant

A

Gravida

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7
Q

Woman who is pregnant for the first time

A

Primigravida

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8
Q

Woman who has given birth to one child past age of viability

A

Primipara

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9
Q

Woman who has been pregnant previously

A

Multigravida

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10
Q

Woman who has carried two or more pregnancies to viability

A

Multipara

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11
Q

Woman who has never been and is not currently pregnant

A

Nulligravida

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12
Q

a document that lets your medical team know your preferences for things such as how to
manage labor pain

A

birth plan

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13
Q

from ovulation to fertilization

A

ovum

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14
Q

from fertilization to implantation

A

zygote

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15
Q

from implantation for 5-8 weeks

A

embryo

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16
Q

developing embryo or fetus and placental structures throughout pregnancy

A

conceptush

17
Q

the earliest age at which fetuses could survive if they were born at that time, generally accepted as 24 weeks or more than 400g

A

age of viability

18
Q

aspiration of amniotic fluid from the pregnant uterus for examination

A

amniocentesis

19
Q

1 prenatal visit a month.

A

Weeks 4 to 28

20
Q

1 prenatal visit every 2 weeks.

A

Weeks 28 to 36

21
Q

1 prenatal visit every week

A

Weeks 36 to 40

22
Q

The idea is based on the concept that any hollow body organ when stretched to its capacity will
inevitably contract to expel its contents.

A

▪ Uterine Stretch theory

23
Q

Pressure on the cervix stimulates the hypophysis to release oxytocin from the maternal posterior
pituitary gland

A

Oxytocin theory

24
Q

Progesterone is the hormone designed to promote pregnancy. It is believed that presence of this
hormone inhibits uterine motility. As pregnancy advances, changes in the relative effects estrogen
and progesterone encourage the onset of labor

A

Progesterone deprivation theory

25
Q

In the latter part of pregnancy, fetal membranes and uterine decidua increase prostaglandin levels.

A

Prostaglandin theory

26
Q

Advance placental age decreases blood supply to the uterus.

A

Theory of Aging Placenta

27
Q

first signs of labor to full dilation of the cervix) 14-
20 hours

A

1ST STAGE OF LABOR

28
Q

(The second stage is that of expulsion of the
fetus. It begins when the cervix is fully dilated and the woman feels the urge to expel the
baby)2 hours

A

2nd STAGE OF LABOR

29
Q

( final stage, when you deliver the placenta, is
relatively quick)15 minutes to an hour

A

3rd STAGE OF LABOR

30
Q

(the first few hours after birth. It signals
the beginning of dramatic changes because it marks the beginning of a new
family

A

4th STAGE of labor

31
Q

dark red
3-4 days

A

rubra

32
Q

pinkish brown
4-10 days

A

serosa

33
Q

whitish yellow
10-28 days

A

alba

34
Q

<2.5 cm (1 inch) stain

A

scant

35
Q

2.5 to 10 cm (1-4 inch) stain

A

light

36
Q

less than 6 inch stain1

A

moderate

37
Q

saturated pad

A

heavy

38
Q

a clear, yellowish fluid, precedes milk production. It is higher in protein and lower in carbohydrates than breast milk.

A

colostrum

39
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