NRNP 6552 Week 11 Final Exam Review (Completed)

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• Abdominal pain cause:
• Abortion, spontaneous:
• AFP-all can cause increase in maternal AFP except:
• Amniocentesis:
• ART, Ethical testing with:
• ASCUS:
• Asthma management:
• Asthma Bronchospasms improve during:
• Augmentation:
• Biophysical profile.
• Bleeding, vaginal,
• 3rd trimester bleeding =
• Blood serum Hcg
• BMI:
• Breastfeeding contradiction:
• Caffeine allowed during pregnancy.
• Calcium, daily intake:
• Chorionic villus sample (CVS):
• Chlamydia, with a positive culture, best medication is:
• Congenital Rubella Syndrome, risk for:
• Continence, to maintain:
• Contraindications for estrogen use:
• Copper IUD:
• Cyclic mastaglia:
• Cytomegalovirus (CMV):
• DMPA administered:
• Down’s syndrome associated with:
• Drugs/medications with safest profile category:
• Early pregnancy loss:
• Elderly primipara:
• EMB:
• Endometrial cancer occurs in:
• Erythropoietin replacement therapy indicated in:
• Exercise in moderation is ok during pregnancy.
• FDA pregnancy risk:
• Fetal brain configuration:
• Fetal heart tones:
• Fetal loss/stillborn:
• Fetal measurement counts (FMC):
• Fetal movement:
• FIGO:
• Folic acid minimum:
• Foods that increase brain development:
• Gestational diabetes:
• Glucose screening (24-28 wks). Q: @ 24 weeks glucose is at 160mg/dL:
• Gonadotropins regulating gynecologic organs:
• Hcg Blood serum
• Hcg qualitative urine is reliable:
• Hgb level of 11g/dL is:
• Hormonal changes in late pregnancy, pelvic joints relax results in:
• Hypertension:
• Hyperemesis gravidarum (N/V more than morning sickness).
• HPV risk factors:
• Insulin secretions increase to meet demands. Preexisting insulin resistance and obesity increase risk for GDM.
• Jaundice in newborn:
• Lactation:
• LARC methods, except:
• Linea nigra.
• Lunch meat, hot dogs, pate, meat spreads have increased risk for:
• Mag sulfate therapy given in pre-eclampsia:
• Majority of vulvar malignancies are:
• Mastodynia:
• Measurement before 12 weeks:
• Menopause:
• Movement, fetal:
• MSAFP;
• Nausea occurs:
• Natural Family Planning (NFP) method:
• Q-Neonatal Group B strep-consider:
• Neural tube closes at week 6.
• Normal TERM pregnancy:
• Normal weight gain:
• NST reactive criteria:
• Nuvaring:
• Osteoporosis:
• ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES:
• Ovarian reserve testing:
• Ovulation induction:
• Ovulation:
• PCOS:
• Pelvic pain DDX:
• Physiologic methods of contraception.
• Pituitary increases in size 3-fold.
• Positive sign of pregnancy:
• Post-partum eval (2-6 weeks):
• Post-partum endometritis:
• Preeclampsia presentation noted after:
• Preeclampsia risk for increase of normotensive: 30mm/Hg systemic; 15mm/Hg diastolic (30/15).
• Pregnancy affects glucose metabolism because:
• Prenatal visits:
• Pyelonephritis suspected:
• Pyelonephritis, Acute:
• QUAD screen obtained at:
• Quadrivalent HPV vaccine protects against:
• Quickening:
• RhoGAM:
• Q: 26-y/o G1P0 @ 20 weeks in for OB f/u. Rh neg. What week would you give RhoGAM?:
• Round ligament pain at:
• Rubella during pregnancy can result in:
• Sickle cell, family history of. Lab to order:
• SSRIs. Most are FDA Category:
• Stimulation of uterus by external agent to enhance contractions: =
• Teratogenic drugs fetal effects seen in: Certain target organs in predictable manner. Three Trisomies testing
• offered in 2nd trimester. 13, 18, 21.
• TNM:.
• Thyroid enlarges in 1st trimester. TSH
• Toxoplasmosis:
• TORCH infection:
• Transvaginal ultrasound provides information on viability:
• ULCERS/GERD:
• Vaccines contraindicated in pregnancy:
• Vulvar cancer DDX: Vulvar psoriasis.
• Weight gain: Q- 10 lb. wt gain in 2 weeks. What is first action?

NAMED signs or systems

• Bethesda system.
• Bishop’s score.
• Chadwick’s sign.
• Goodell’s sign.
• Heger’s sign.
• Leopold’s maneuvers.
• Nagele’s rule:
• Piskacek’s sign.
• Spalding sign:
• First Trimester:
• Second trimester:
• Third trimester:
• First trimester bleeding:
• Onset of labor:
• Second stage of labor:
• Third stage of labor:

SKIN:
Fetal development of organs:

QUESTIONS:
Q: What is most common virus transmitted in utero: Cytomegalovirus
Q: Gender differences in heart disease can be found in: All of the above. (Dx, Tx, ID of S&S).
Q: NP holding nutrition class…which women may be at risk for inadequate intake of calcium: 27-y/o Native American.