OB EXAM 1 GALEN COLLEGE OF NURSING LATEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
ALREADY PASSED
Rebounding of the floating fetus against the examiners finger.
Ballottement
Absence of menstration for 3 or more months in a women who have established
menstral cycles.
Amenorrhea
first fetal movement felt by mother, noticed at 18-20 weeks
Quickening
Number of Pregnancy regardless of duration or outcome
Gravida
Development of organs
Organogenesis
Subjective symptoms suggesting pregnancy
Presumptive signs
Movement of the presenting parts of the fetus into the true pelvis
Lightening
Objective information of pregnancy that can be documented by physical exam
and are signs that are most often characteristic of pregnancy
Probable signs
Intermittant painless contractions of the uterus observed throughout pregnancy
, Braxton hicks contraction
Pinkish or darkened streak resulting from stretching of the skin during pregnancy
that occur on breast and abdomen
Striae Gravidarum
Physical finding that can establish a diagnosis of pregnancy
Positive signs
Dark lines of pigmentation that extends from the symphysis pubis to the
umbilicus
Linea Nigra
Established date of confinement or "due date"
EDC
Brownish pigment of the face commonly called "mask of pregnancy"
Chloasma
Pregnancy that reaches 37 weeks gestation
term pregnancy
Pregnancy before 37 weeks gestation
Preterm pregnancy
Number of births after 20 weeks' gestationm whether live or stillborn
Para
Condition of reduced blood flow to the right atrium when the pregnant women
lies in a supine position
Supine hypotension
Umbilical cord consists of
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
ALREADY PASSED
Rebounding of the floating fetus against the examiners finger.
Ballottement
Absence of menstration for 3 or more months in a women who have established
menstral cycles.
Amenorrhea
first fetal movement felt by mother, noticed at 18-20 weeks
Quickening
Number of Pregnancy regardless of duration or outcome
Gravida
Development of organs
Organogenesis
Subjective symptoms suggesting pregnancy
Presumptive signs
Movement of the presenting parts of the fetus into the true pelvis
Lightening
Objective information of pregnancy that can be documented by physical exam
and are signs that are most often characteristic of pregnancy
Probable signs
Intermittant painless contractions of the uterus observed throughout pregnancy
, Braxton hicks contraction
Pinkish or darkened streak resulting from stretching of the skin during pregnancy
that occur on breast and abdomen
Striae Gravidarum
Physical finding that can establish a diagnosis of pregnancy
Positive signs
Dark lines of pigmentation that extends from the symphysis pubis to the
umbilicus
Linea Nigra
Established date of confinement or "due date"
EDC
Brownish pigment of the face commonly called "mask of pregnancy"
Chloasma
Pregnancy that reaches 37 weeks gestation
term pregnancy
Pregnancy before 37 weeks gestation
Preterm pregnancy
Number of births after 20 weeks' gestationm whether live or stillborn
Para
Condition of reduced blood flow to the right atrium when the pregnant women
lies in a supine position
Supine hypotension
Umbilical cord consists of
