5/17/25, 9:08 AM Emergency med EOR
Women's Health EOR NEWEST EXAM 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS \\VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
What is the time frame for an First 8 weeks
embryo?
What gestation length is 24 to 37 weeks
considered preterm?
When is a pregnancy Lasting longer than 42 weeks
considered post term?
bluish discoloration of the vagina due to vascular
What is Chadwick's sign?
congestion at 8-12 weeks gestation (sign of
pregnancy)
What is the term of the line Linea nigra
that develops from the
umbilicus to the pubis in
pregnant women?
1st day of last menstrual cycle, minus 3 months, plus 7
What is Nagele's rule?
days = estimated date of delivery
define "quickening" Maternal awareness of fetal movement
20 weeks
At what weeks gestation can
nonelectronic fetoscopy
Doppler can be used at 10 weeks
used to detect heart beat?
Increase in estrogen,
What are possible causes of
progesterone and hCG May
"morning sickness"?
also be due to hypoglycemia
Typically resolves around 14-16 weeks
morning sickness going into the 2nd trimester
What is hyperemesis
gravidarum? (starvation and weight loss). Women lose greater than
5% of prepregnancy weight and go into ketosis
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decreases. Results in a fall in arterial pressure. Most
Systemic vascular resistance likely due to elevated progesterone leading to
___________________ in
smooth muscle relaxation
pregnancy
5-10 mmHg decrease is systolic and 10-15 in diastolic
Primarily from the placenta
Where is the increased
estrogen in pregnancy
Ovaries contributing at a lesser degree
produced?
Levels of hCG double Double every 48 hours and begin to decline around week 15 to
approximately every reach a steady state
____ during early pregnancy
and decline around week
____
It increases.
What happens to
progesterone over the course The corpus luteum makes progesterone first and then
of the pregnancy? the placenta takes over the production and the corpus
luteum degrades to be the corpus albicans
Increased estrogen levels in Spider angiomas and palmar erythema
pregnancy leads to what Also linea nigras, hyperpigmentation of the nipples
dermatology conditions?
Normal weight gain range for 20-30 pounds.
pregnancy?
From 0.4 to 0.8 mg/day
Folate requirements increase
from __________________ to
_ in pregnancy Important to prevent neural tube defects
CBC (especially hematocrit &
blood type) Antibody screen
RPR or VDRL for
syphilis Rubella
What tests are included in antibody screen
the panel for the 1st Hep B surface
trimester? antigen UA
Urine
culture
PPD
Beta hCG if any bleeding or cramping
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Women's Health EOR NEWEST EXAM 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS \\VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
What is the time frame for an First 8 weeks
embryo?
What gestation length is 24 to 37 weeks
considered preterm?
When is a pregnancy Lasting longer than 42 weeks
considered post term?
bluish discoloration of the vagina due to vascular
What is Chadwick's sign?
congestion at 8-12 weeks gestation (sign of
pregnancy)
What is the term of the line Linea nigra
that develops from the
umbilicus to the pubis in
pregnant women?
1st day of last menstrual cycle, minus 3 months, plus 7
What is Nagele's rule?
days = estimated date of delivery
define "quickening" Maternal awareness of fetal movement
20 weeks
At what weeks gestation can
nonelectronic fetoscopy
Doppler can be used at 10 weeks
used to detect heart beat?
Increase in estrogen,
What are possible causes of
progesterone and hCG May
"morning sickness"?
also be due to hypoglycemia
Typically resolves around 14-16 weeks
morning sickness going into the 2nd trimester
What is hyperemesis
gravidarum? (starvation and weight loss). Women lose greater than
5% of prepregnancy weight and go into ketosis
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decreases. Results in a fall in arterial pressure. Most
Systemic vascular resistance likely due to elevated progesterone leading to
___________________ in
smooth muscle relaxation
pregnancy
5-10 mmHg decrease is systolic and 10-15 in diastolic
Primarily from the placenta
Where is the increased
estrogen in pregnancy
Ovaries contributing at a lesser degree
produced?
Levels of hCG double Double every 48 hours and begin to decline around week 15 to
approximately every reach a steady state
____ during early pregnancy
and decline around week
____
It increases.
What happens to
progesterone over the course The corpus luteum makes progesterone first and then
of the pregnancy? the placenta takes over the production and the corpus
luteum degrades to be the corpus albicans
Increased estrogen levels in Spider angiomas and palmar erythema
pregnancy leads to what Also linea nigras, hyperpigmentation of the nipples
dermatology conditions?
Normal weight gain range for 20-30 pounds.
pregnancy?
From 0.4 to 0.8 mg/day
Folate requirements increase
from __________________ to
_ in pregnancy Important to prevent neural tube defects
CBC (especially hematocrit &
blood type) Antibody screen
RPR or VDRL for
syphilis Rubella
What tests are included in antibody screen
the panel for the 1st Hep B surface
trimester? antigen UA
Urine
culture
PPD
Beta hCG if any bleeding or cramping
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