Final OB
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- What are positive signs of pregnancy?
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visualization of fetus by x ray or film
FHT by ultrasound (6)
fht by dopler (10-17)
Fht by stethoscope (17-19)
fetal movements palpated (19-22)
visible (late in pg) - what are the probable signs of pregnancy?
-
goodell sign
chadwick sign
hegar sign
pos pg test serum
pos pg test urin
braxton hicks, ballottement - presumptive signs of pg are?
-
breast changes
amenorrhea - onset of contractions with cervical changes are what stage?
- First
- spontaneous rupture of membrans is part of what stage?
- first
- what stages begins with complete dilation?
- second
- what stage ends with entire birth of infant?
- 2
- begins with birth of placenta and ends one hr later
- 4
- highest risk to maternal well being during this stage
- 4
- ends with complete delivery of placenta
- 3
- begins with complete birth of the baby
- 3
- clinical signs of placental separation- lenghthening of cord, gush of blood from vagina, and rising of the uterine fundus are what stage
- 3
- expulsion of the placenta in what stage
- 3
- what stage has 3 stages and what are they?
-
1st.
latentent active and transitional - what is happening in latent phase?
- 0-3 cm dilation.
- what is happening in active phase?
- 4-7 dilation.
- what is happening in transitional stage?
-
8-10cm
internal rotation - what causes great after contractions?
- lg baby, multipul child, bladder distended, breast feeding
- what does gravita mean?
- pregnancys
- what does para mean?
- births
- the union of a single egg and sperm is called
- conseption
- the process by which germ cells divide and decrease their chromosomal number by half
- meiosis
- fertilization takes place in the ?
- ampulla of the uterine tube.
- stages of the embryo lasts from day _ until approximately _ weeks after conseption.
- 15 days 8 weeks
- most critical time in the development of the organ systems and the main external features.
- embryonic stage
- this functions as a means of metabolic exchange
- placenta
- serves as an endocrine gland that produces hormones necessary to maintain the pg and support the fetus
- placenta
- what hormone is present when pg and used to determine it.
- hcg
- what preserves the function of the ovarian corpus luteum, ensuring a continued supply of estrogen and progesterone.
- hcg
- what is pku looking for
- phenylalanine elevation
- uterus sinks downward and forward and the head decends into the true pelvis this is called
- lightning
- a flutter, the baby moving is called.
- quickening
- nomal weight gain in 1st semester is?
- 3 lbs
- regular protein intake and pg protein intake is
- 44-50 and 60
- poor folic acid leads to what in the baby
- neuralogical develment
- hom many additional cals are needed for bfeeding moms
- 500cal
- what is pica eating
- dirt cig butts, ice
- where is fertilization
- fallopian tube
- what is azygote
- fertilized ovem
- process of cell divison is called
- mitosis
- division of gametes is called
- meiosis
- set of genetic traits a person inherits is
- genotype
- set of traits a person actually displays resulting from a compination
- phenotype
- makes sperm more active
- capacituation
- conceptus has 12-16 cells.. a solid ball composed of the first cells formed after fertilization
- morula
- sac of cells with an inner mass of placed off center within the sac
- blastocyst
- endometrium before shedding
- decidua
- implantaion in the decfidua
- nidation
- what is the embroyonic period
- 0-8weeks
- what period is 9-38 weeks
- fetal
- when does quickening occure
- 16-20 weeks
- in 22-25 weeks this is bing produced
- sufacant
- the 3 decidua layers are called
-
decidua basalis
dicidua capsularis
decidua paretalis - what forms the maternial side of [placenta
- decidua basalis
- what bulges into the uterine cavatiy
- decidua capsularis
- lines the uterine cafity and at 22 nweeks combines with capsularis
- decisua parietalis
- causes corpus luteum to persist and secrete estrogen and progesterone to promote development
- HCG
- cervis cahnges from pink to dark bluish voilet.. what is this sign
- chadwicks sign
- softening of the cervix is what sign
- goddells
- softening of the lower uterine segment is what sign
- hegars sign
- hemorrage's effect on heart rate
- increase4d
- what is pyalism
- excessive saliva
- what results from increased alph
- neural tube disorder
- what is caused with decrease alph
- down syndrom
- risks for pih
-
first pg
multiple gest
polydraminos
malnutrition - hypertension of pih edema poteinuria
- preclampsia
- occurance of seizures that is not attrubuted to other cause
- eclampsia
- iurg is under what percentile
- 10
- excessive amniotic fluid
- polyhydramnios
- too little amnio fluid
- oligohydraminos
- pharmacological inhibition of uterine activity
- tocolysis
- early decelerations are from
- head compressions
- variable decelerations can mean
- prolapse cord,
- late decelerations can mean
- placental insufficiency
- abnormal contraction patteren is what
- dystocia
- mag sulfate does what
- cns depressant and relaxes smooth muscle
- glucocoricoid that accelerates fetal lung maturity
- bbetamethasone
- abnomal development of the placenta that results in f-clusters and trophoblastic tissue proliferates
- molar pregnancy
- complete mole
- empty ovem and dies early
- 8-10 week survival
- partial mole