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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Meaning of the mnemonic FETAL | Fertilization – Embryogenesis Trophoblast formation AOrganogenesis Limb Development |
| Fetal Development: ZYGOTE | <2 WEEKS AOG |
| Fetal Development: EMBRYO | 2-8 WEEKS AOG |
| Fetal Development: Fetus | 8 WEEKS-BIRTH |
| Implantation occurs in how many days? | 8-10 |
| Normal Amniotic Fluid Volume | 800- 1,200 |
| Fetal Development: HEAD, HEART, LUNGS, SPINAL CORD FORMED | 4th Week |
| Fetal Development: ORGANOGENESIS IS COMPLETE | 8th weeks |
| Fetal Development: FHR BY DOPPLER KIDNEY FUNCTION (URINE | 12th week |
| Fetal Development: FHR BY FETOSCOPE, SEX QUICKENING IN MULTIGRAVIDA | 16th week |
| Fetal Development: FHR BY STETHOSCOPE QUICKENING IN PRIMIGRAVIDA | 20th week |
| Fetal Development: AGE OF VIABILITY TRANSFER OF ANTIBODIES | 24th week |
| Fetal Development: IDEAL TO ASSESS FOR SEX (UTZ) | 28th week |
| Fetal Development: REFLEXES | 32th week |
| LECITHIN/SPINGOMYELIN RATIO= 2:1 | 36th week |
| BEHAVIORAL CHANGES: 1st Trimester | Ambivalence |
| BEHAVIORAL CHANGES: 2nd Trimester | Acceptance of Pregnancy |
| BEHAVIORAL CHANGES: 3rd Trimester | Acceptance of Labor |
| Normal Weight Gain Pattern | Normal Weight Gain Pattern • 1st trimester: 1 lb/month • 2nd trimester: 1lb/wk • 3rd trimester: 1lb/wk |
| McDONALD’S RULE: 12 weeks | Pubic symphysis |
| McDONALD’S RULE: 20 weeks | Umbilicus |
| McDONALD’S RULE: 36 weeks | Xiphoid process |
| McDONALD’S RULE 37-40 weeks | Regression of fundal height b/w 36-32 |
| McDONALD’S RULE: Postpartum | Umbilicus |
| Purpose of First maneuver | fetal PART in the fundus |
| Purpose of Second maneuver | fetal BACK |
| Purpose of Third maneuver | fetal ENGAGEMENT |
| Purpose of Fourth maneuver | fetal ENGAGEMENT |
| Body part that will first contact the cervix | Fetal Presentation |
| Degree of flexion/ extension | Fetal Attitude |
| Relationship of the presenting part to specific quadrant | Fetal Position |
| Relationship of the presenting part to specific quadrant | Fetal Lie |
| Relationship of the presenting part to specific quadrant | Fetal Station |
| head is sharply flexed, presents smallest diameter | Occiput/Vertex/Full flexion- |
| head is partially flexed or not flexed | Sinciput/Military |
| partial extension | Brow |
| fetal head and neck are hyperextended, presents widest diameter | Face |
| Breathe deep, partner leads | Bradley |
| Learn to pant and cope- relaxation, distraction- EDUCATION | Lamaze |
| Low lights, gentle birth | Leboyer |
| Reduce fear, tension drops- Psychoedu | Read |
| Transitional Milk | Higher volume, increasing fat and calories Day 4 to 2 weeks |
| Mature Milk | 88% water, rich in lactose After 2 weeks |
| DAYS/TASK/INTERVENTION: Rubra | 1-3 Taking-In/ Dependent Physio needs |
| DAYS/TASK/INTERVENTION: Serosa | 4-10 Taking-hold/ Indep-Dep Assert roles RN teachings |
| DAYS/TASK/INTERVENTION: Alba | 11-21 Letting-Go Independent Adapted to roles |
| DEGREE OF STAIN: 1-2 INCH | SCANT (10 ML) |
| DEGREE OF STAIN: 4 INCH | LIGHT/SMALL (10-25 ML) |
| DEGREE OF STAIN: 4 TO 6 INCH | MODERATE (25-50 ML) |
| DEGREE OF STAIN: SATURATION WITHIN 1 HOUR | LARGE/HEAVY |
| In what week does the uterus go back to its original shape | 6 weeks 1-2cm per day |
| Prenatal Visit | 1,2,5 for first,second, and third |
| Minimum Age Interval, Percent Protected, Duration of Protection: TT1 | As early as possible during pregnancy 0% None |
| Minimum Age Interval, Percent Protected, Duration of Protection: TT2 | At least 4 wks later 80% 3 years |
| Minimum Age Interval, Percent Protected, Duration of Protection: TT3 | At least 6 mos 90% 5 years |
| Minimum Age Interval, Percent Protected, Duration of Protection: TT4 | At least 1 year 99% 10 years |
| Minimum Age Interval, Percent Protected, Duration of Protection: TT5 | At least 1 year 99% Lifetime |
| Vitamins Dose Schedule Remark: VIT A | 10,000 IU Twice a week starting on the 4th month of pregnancy Do not give Vit A supplementation before the 4 th month of pregnancy |
| Vitamins Dose Schedule Remark: IRON | 60mg/400 ug tablet Daily |
| Vitamins Dose Schedule Remark: FOLIC ACID | Prevent neural tube defects 400 to 800 mcg/day |
| Vitamins Dose Schedule Remark: CALCIUM | Fetal bone & teeth development; maintain maternal bone health 1000-1300 mg/day |
| Vitamins Dose Schedule Remark: VIT D | Fetal bone & teeth development; maintain maternal bone health 1000-1300 mg/day |
| Vitamins Dose Schedule Remark: IODINE | Fetal bone & teeth development; maintain maternal bone health 1000-1300 mg/day |
| At what week does GDM get diagnosed | 28 weeks |
| At week does PIH get diagnosed | 20 weeks |
| Rubella titer of (Ratio) indicates immunity to Rubella. | > 1:8 |
| Non-stress test | > 28 weeks |
| BPP | 32 weeks |
| AMNIOCENTESIS | 14-20 weeks As early as 11 weeks |
| PUBS | After 17 weeks |
| CVS | 10-13 weeks |
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