NUR2212 FINAL Verified Multiple Choice and
Conceptual Actual Emended Exam Questions With
Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. Precontemplation - ANSWER no intention of changing behavior
2. Precontemplation - ANSWER no intention of changing behavior
3. Contemplation - ANSWER Considering change
4. Contemplation - ANSWER Considering change
5. Planning and preparation - ANSWER planning to change
6. Planning and preparation - ANSWER planning to change
7. Action - ANSWER Implementing change
8. Action - ANSWER Implementing change
9. Maintenance - ANSWER Maintaining change
,10.Maintenance - ANSWER Maintaining change
11.paternal factors on prenatal development - ANSWER -Exposure to
certain toxins can lead to abnormal sperm, leading to birth defects or low
birth weight
-Later paternal age associated with some birth defects and with autism
-Offspring of men > 40 years were 5.75 times more likely to have autism
compared with offspring of men < 30 years
-Maternal age did not relate to autism
12.paternal factors on prenatal development - ANSWER -Exposure to
certain toxins can lead to abnormal sperm, leading to birth defects or low
birth weight
-Later paternal age associated with some birth defects and with autism
-Offspring of men > 40 years were 5.75 times more likely to have autism
compared with offspring of men < 30 years
-Maternal age did not relate to autism
13.Three stages of prenatal development - ANSWER germinal, embryonic,
fetal
14.Three stages of prenatal development - ANSWER germinal, embryonic,
fetal
,15.germinal stage - ANSWER <0.25cm, spinal cord, nervous system, lungs,
GI system, heart, amniotic sac envelops preliminary tissues of entire body,
zygote
16.germinal stage - ANSWER <0.25cm, spinal cord, nervous system, lungs,
GI system, heart, amniotic sac envelops preliminary tissues of entire body,
zygote
17.Embryonic stage - ANSWER 14cm, 112g, strong heartbeat, thin skin,
downy hair covers hair, fingernails and toenails, coordinated movement
18.Embryonic stage - ANSWER 14cm, 112g, strong heartbeat, thin skin,
downy hair covers hair, fingernails and toenails, coordinated movement
19.Fetal 9-40weeks - ANSWER 36-43cm, 1100g, adding body fat, active,
rudimentary breathing
20.Fetal 9-40weeks - ANSWER 36-43cm, 1100g, adding body fat, active,
rudimentary breathing
21.Presumptive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Change in breast sensation
and size, increased urination, missed period, nausea and vomiting
22.Presumptive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Change in breast sensation
and size, increased urination, missed period, nausea and vomiting
, 23.Probable signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Enlargement of uterus,
softening of uterus, cyanosis cervix, positive urine and blood test
Probable signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Enlargement of uterus, softening of
uterus, cyanosis cervix, positive urine and blood test
Positive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Fetal heart beat, ultrasound, palpating
of fetal body parts, fetal movement
Positive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Fetal heart beat, ultrasound, palpating
of fetal body parts, fetal movement
Adaptive change in pregnancy - urinary system - ANSWER 50% glomerular
filtration rate, 25% increase in ureter diameter, 80% urinary output, 1500cc
bladder capacity
Adaptive change in pregnancy - urinary system - ANSWER 50% glomerular
filtration rate, 25% increase in ureter diameter, 80% urinary output, 1500cc
bladder capacity
Adaptive changes in pregnancy - cardiovascular system - ANSWER 50%
increase cardiac output, 30-45% increase in volume, 10beats/min HR increase
Conceptual Actual Emended Exam Questions With
Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. Precontemplation - ANSWER no intention of changing behavior
2. Precontemplation - ANSWER no intention of changing behavior
3. Contemplation - ANSWER Considering change
4. Contemplation - ANSWER Considering change
5. Planning and preparation - ANSWER planning to change
6. Planning and preparation - ANSWER planning to change
7. Action - ANSWER Implementing change
8. Action - ANSWER Implementing change
9. Maintenance - ANSWER Maintaining change
,10.Maintenance - ANSWER Maintaining change
11.paternal factors on prenatal development - ANSWER -Exposure to
certain toxins can lead to abnormal sperm, leading to birth defects or low
birth weight
-Later paternal age associated with some birth defects and with autism
-Offspring of men > 40 years were 5.75 times more likely to have autism
compared with offspring of men < 30 years
-Maternal age did not relate to autism
12.paternal factors on prenatal development - ANSWER -Exposure to
certain toxins can lead to abnormal sperm, leading to birth defects or low
birth weight
-Later paternal age associated with some birth defects and with autism
-Offspring of men > 40 years were 5.75 times more likely to have autism
compared with offspring of men < 30 years
-Maternal age did not relate to autism
13.Three stages of prenatal development - ANSWER germinal, embryonic,
fetal
14.Three stages of prenatal development - ANSWER germinal, embryonic,
fetal
,15.germinal stage - ANSWER <0.25cm, spinal cord, nervous system, lungs,
GI system, heart, amniotic sac envelops preliminary tissues of entire body,
zygote
16.germinal stage - ANSWER <0.25cm, spinal cord, nervous system, lungs,
GI system, heart, amniotic sac envelops preliminary tissues of entire body,
zygote
17.Embryonic stage - ANSWER 14cm, 112g, strong heartbeat, thin skin,
downy hair covers hair, fingernails and toenails, coordinated movement
18.Embryonic stage - ANSWER 14cm, 112g, strong heartbeat, thin skin,
downy hair covers hair, fingernails and toenails, coordinated movement
19.Fetal 9-40weeks - ANSWER 36-43cm, 1100g, adding body fat, active,
rudimentary breathing
20.Fetal 9-40weeks - ANSWER 36-43cm, 1100g, adding body fat, active,
rudimentary breathing
21.Presumptive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Change in breast sensation
and size, increased urination, missed period, nausea and vomiting
22.Presumptive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Change in breast sensation
and size, increased urination, missed period, nausea and vomiting
, 23.Probable signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Enlargement of uterus,
softening of uterus, cyanosis cervix, positive urine and blood test
Probable signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Enlargement of uterus, softening of
uterus, cyanosis cervix, positive urine and blood test
Positive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Fetal heart beat, ultrasound, palpating
of fetal body parts, fetal movement
Positive signs of pregnancy - ANSWER Fetal heart beat, ultrasound, palpating
of fetal body parts, fetal movement
Adaptive change in pregnancy - urinary system - ANSWER 50% glomerular
filtration rate, 25% increase in ureter diameter, 80% urinary output, 1500cc
bladder capacity
Adaptive change in pregnancy - urinary system - ANSWER 50% glomerular
filtration rate, 25% increase in ureter diameter, 80% urinary output, 1500cc
bladder capacity
Adaptive changes in pregnancy - cardiovascular system - ANSWER 50%
increase cardiac output, 30-45% increase in volume, 10beats/min HR increase
