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OB chp 4&5

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Breast secretions that precedes milk; rich in antibodies. Colostrum
Red elevations of skin with lines radiating from center. Spider nevi
Varicose veins of the rectum or anus. Hemorrhoids
Annie,a occurring because red cells increase less than plasma volume. Pseudoanemia
Ingestion of non foods Pica
13-week period of pregnancy Trimester
Seals cervical canal during pregnancy Mucous plug
Pregnancy, regardless of duration; pregnant woman. Gravida
Woman pregnant for the first time. Primipara
Woman who has given birth to two or more children. Multigravida
Woman who has given birth to one or more children who reached the age of viability. Para
A woman who has not given birth to a child who reaches the point if viability Nullipara
Termination of pregnancy before viability Abortion
Prenatal age of the developing fetus calculated from the first day of the women's LNMP. Gestational age
Fertilization age Prenatal age of the developing fetus as calculated from date of conception.
Age of viability 20 weeks
Antepartum Before birth
Intrapartum During birth
Postpartum After birth
Major goal of prenatal care *ensure safe birth for mother and child by promoting good health habits. *educate in self care for pregnancy. *provide physical care. *prepare parents for responsibilities for parent hood.
Fetal movement felt by the mother Quickening
The softening of the cervix and the vagina caused by increased vascular congestion. Gooddell's sign
The purplish or bluish discoloration of the cervix, vagina, and vuvla cause by increased vascular congestion. Chadwick's sign
The softening of the lower uterine segment. Hegar's sign
Because of the softening it is easy to flex the body of the uterus against the cervix McDonald's sign
Irregular, painless, uterine contractions that begin the second trimester. Braxton hicks
A maneuver by which the the fetal part is displaced by a light tap of the examining finger on the cervix and then the part rebounds quickly. Ballottement
Changes in the uterus Becomes temporary abdominal organ, capacity is 5,000 mL
Changes in the cervix Changes in color and consistency cervical mucosa increase
Mucous plug is formed to prevent Bacteria
Changes in the ovaries Produces progesterone to maintain decidua (uterine lining) dirk first 6-7 weeks
Blood loss at birth No more than 500cc vaginal and 1000cc c-section
Supine hypotension syndrome (vena cava syndrome) Lay on the left side
Striae Stretch marks
During pregnancy normal weight gain 25-35lbs
During pregnancy underweight women gain 28-40lbs.
During pregnancy obese women gain 11-15lbs.
During pregnancy over weight women gain 11-25lbs.
Increase kcal by ____ a day 300
Increase protein 60g/day
Increase calcium 1200mg/day
Increase folic acid 400mcg/day
Increase iron 30mg/day take with empty stomach
Foods high in iron Meat, green leafy vegetables
Elevated temp for pregnant women No more than 100.4 F
No rosy demonstrated to the fetus any trimester Category A
No adverse effects on animals, no human studies available. Category B
Only prescribed after risks to the fetus are considered. Animal studies show no adverse effects, no human studies available. Category C
Definite fetal risks but may be given in life threatening situations. Category D
Absolute fetal abnormalities not to be used anytime during pregnancy Category X
Avoid pregnancy after 1 month of live vaccine, risk factors? Compromise immune system, tetrogenic to fetus, cause deformalites.
Created by: Haleycherie
 

 



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