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NU661 FINAL EXAM (REGIS) NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM| NU 661 PRIMARY CARE CHILDBEARING
WOMEN FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH 100 REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
When do we do antibody screening in RH negative women ? -
ANSWER - an RH - mother carrying a RH+ fetus can become
alloimmunized against fetal cell( RH incompatibility)
Why do we check for RH - negative status ? - ANSWER - an RH -
mother carrying a RH+ fetus can become alloimmunized against fetal
cell( RH incompatibility), subsequent pregnancies.
What estimated fetal weight is C/S advised for macorsomia? - ANSWER
- 4500g for Diabetic mother
5000g for non diabetic
What week of pregnancy is Teratogenic effects highest? - ANSWER -
first 8 weeks
What are the complications of pregnancy related to poor oral health? -
ANSWER - PB , low birth weight baby, pre-eclampsia, gingival tissue
ulcerations, pregnancy granuloma, gingivitis, pregnancy tumors (epulis
gravidarum), loose teeth, mouth dryness, and dental erosions
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What complication is consumption of cold lunch meat linked to? -
ANSWER - listeria and preterm labor
Nutritional needs in pregnancy and breastfeeding - ANSWER - 3l/day
water
Fats -20%-35%
Carbs 175g/ day
Protein-71g/ day
Iron -27mg/day
Folate-400 mcg
Vitamin D-4000 IU/day
How long can breast milk be frozen? - ANSWER - 6-12 months
EFM accelerations - ANSWER - 15 beat above baseline for 15 seconds
15x15
EFM Decelerations - ANSWER - 15x15 below the baseline
EFM variable decelerations - ANSWER - sharp decels
prolapsed umbilical cord risk factors - ANSWER - AROM ,
polyhydramnios , IUGR
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How do we screen for postpartum depression - ANSWER - Edinburgh
Postnatal Depression Scale
What are complications related to post-term pregnancy? - ANSWER -
macrosomia
meconium aspiration
oliogohydraminos
What are risk factors for postpartum infection? - ANSWER - Operative
procedures, multiple cervical examinations, prolonged labor, prolonged
rupture of membranes, manual extraction of the placenta, diabetes,
catheterization
What are the s/s of postpartum infection? - ANSWER - fever, pain ,
exudates, increase WBC
Recommended weight gain when pregnant with twins - ANSWER - 35-
45 lbs
Facts regarding adolescent pregnancy - ANSWER - increased need for
Calcium and vitamin d
nutritional counseling due to calorie dense diet
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NU661 FINAL EXAM (REGIS) NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM| NU 661 PRIMARY CARE CHILDBEARING
WOMEN FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH 100 REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW!!)
When do we do antibody screening in RH negative women ? -
ANSWER - an RH - mother carrying a RH+ fetus can become
alloimmunized against fetal cell( RH incompatibility)
Why do we check for RH - negative status ? - ANSWER - an RH -
mother carrying a RH+ fetus can become alloimmunized against fetal
cell( RH incompatibility), subsequent pregnancies.
What estimated fetal weight is C/S advised for macorsomia? - ANSWER
- 4500g for Diabetic mother
5000g for non diabetic
What week of pregnancy is Teratogenic effects highest? - ANSWER -
first 8 weeks
What are the complications of pregnancy related to poor oral health? -
ANSWER - PB , low birth weight baby, pre-eclampsia, gingival tissue
ulcerations, pregnancy granuloma, gingivitis, pregnancy tumors (epulis
gravidarum), loose teeth, mouth dryness, and dental erosions
pg. 1
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What complication is consumption of cold lunch meat linked to? -
ANSWER - listeria and preterm labor
Nutritional needs in pregnancy and breastfeeding - ANSWER - 3l/day
water
Fats -20%-35%
Carbs 175g/ day
Protein-71g/ day
Iron -27mg/day
Folate-400 mcg
Vitamin D-4000 IU/day
How long can breast milk be frozen? - ANSWER - 6-12 months
EFM accelerations - ANSWER - 15 beat above baseline for 15 seconds
15x15
EFM Decelerations - ANSWER - 15x15 below the baseline
EFM variable decelerations - ANSWER - sharp decels
prolapsed umbilical cord risk factors - ANSWER - AROM ,
polyhydramnios , IUGR
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How do we screen for postpartum depression - ANSWER - Edinburgh
Postnatal Depression Scale
What are complications related to post-term pregnancy? - ANSWER -
macrosomia
meconium aspiration
oliogohydraminos
What are risk factors for postpartum infection? - ANSWER - Operative
procedures, multiple cervical examinations, prolonged labor, prolonged
rupture of membranes, manual extraction of the placenta, diabetes,
catheterization
What are the s/s of postpartum infection? - ANSWER - fever, pain ,
exudates, increase WBC
Recommended weight gain when pregnant with twins - ANSWER - 35-
45 lbs
Facts regarding adolescent pregnancy - ANSWER - increased need for
Calcium and vitamin d
nutritional counseling due to calorie dense diet
pg. 3
