NM702

NM702 MODULE 9 ECTOPIC PREGNANCY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED What is the incidence of ectopic pregnancies? At least 20 per 1000 pregnancies What are clinical signs of an ectopic pregnancy? Abdominal Pain or tenderness Amenorrhea Vaginal Bleeding Dizziness or weakness Fever Flulike symptoms Vomiting Syncope What are signs that indicate an ectopic pregnancy is a surgical emergency? Abdominal rigidity Abdominal guarding Severe tenderness Evidence of h...

NM 702 EXAM 4 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ What is the most commonly used diagnostic test in pregnancy? Ultrasound What is normal platelet count? 150,000-400,000 What is low platelet count associated with? (1) HELLP (2) ITP (3) DIC (4) lupus (5) anemia (6) septicemia What does early identification of blood incompatibilities reduce in pregnancy? Severity of hemolytic disease What is used as the initial antibody test in pregnancy? Coomb's test W...

NM702 MODULE 8 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Which ethnic group has the highest rate of CF carriers? Caucasian (1:29) What must happen for a child to be born with an autosomal recessive disorder? The child must inherit two recessive alleles- one from the father and one from the mother. If a woman has been screened for her genetic carrier status in a prior pregnancy, does she need to have the test repeated in subsequent pregnancies? No. One's...

NM702 EXAM 5 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Cardiac output in pregnancy increased cardiac output increases by 25% when. turned to left side cerebral blood flow in pregnancy not affected Increased blood flow to... Breasts, uteroplacental unit, organs (skin, kidneys) Heart rate___________ due to ________ increases due to estrogen Blood pressure decreases due to progesterone Heart sounds see more arrythmias- clinically insignificant Supine Hypote...

NM 702 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Why is early diagnosis of pregnancy important? • Allows for more options for termination • Allows early entry into prenatal care • Allows for advising about avoiding teratogens and to minimize exposures • Allows for appropriate management of preexisting health conditions in manner most compatible with pregnancy • Facilitates accurate assessment of gestational age • Allows for appropriate diag...

NM702 MODULE 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED What assessments are appropriately made at the first OB visit? Comprehensive health history (medical, nutritional, obstetrical, psychosocial, family) and comprehensive physical assessment What history and physical examination components are addressed at subsequent prenatal visits? pregnancy-related changes, psychosocial issues, physical well-being of mother and fetus, signs of potential complications (risk assessmen...

NM702 FINAL EXAM! QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% GUARANTEED PASS Which prenatal care model combines with the midwifery philosophy of empowering women during pregnancy? Centering Pregnancy GTPALM? 30 weeks pg 1 intrauterine demise at 16 weeks 1 living, delivered at 39 weeks 1 pg loss at 9 weeks 1 set twins at 34 weeks, living G5 P11231 The corpus luteum produces _________________ to support an early pg until the placenta takes over Progesterone A pregnant woman has...

NM 702 MOD 8 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED A complete set of genes that builds an entire organism. Define the term "human genome" Gametes fuse with another cell during reproduction (haploid) non-gamete cells are diploid. What is the difference between gamete and non-gamete cells? An organized profile, or picture, of a person's chromosomes What is a karyotype? The inactivated x chromosome in a cell What is a Barr body? A sequence of nucleotides tha...

NM702 MODULE 9 SAB EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE What is the most early pregnancy complication, of which 80% occur within the first trimester? Spontaneous Abortion What is the most common reason women miscarry? Chromosomal errors Identify some risk factors for spontaneous abortions. Smoking Alcohol Immune factors (recurrent pregnancy loss) Inherited blood dycrasias (recurrent pregnancy loss) Excessive caffeine (>500 mg per day) Environmen...

NM702- EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE GRADED A++ What is gravida? -number of pregnancies including current What is parity? -indicates outcome -TPALM system should be used* What does TPALM stand for? T--term (delivery 37 weeks and above) P--preterm (delivery between 20 wks and 36.6 wks) A--abortion (delivery prior to 20 weeks--spontaneous or induced) L--current living children M--multiples (pregnancies not babies) What does primapara mean? -...