30 Questions
What is the half-life of Factor VIII Concentrate?
8 to 12 hours
How much does each unit of Factor IX Concentrate raise the serum Factor IX level by?
1%
What does a high-risk pregnancy entail?
Risk to mother or offspring due to a pregnancy-related disorder
Which factor contributes to a high-risk pregnancy based on maternal age, social status, and parity?
Nullipara over 40 years old
When does the high-risk status for the mother extend until in a high-risk pregnancy?
Until 28 days post-delivery
What is the method used to detect CF in babies with meconium ileus?
Analysis of serum immunoreactive trypsin in the stool
Which interval since the last pregnancy may contribute to a high-risk pregnancy based on the provided text?
8 years
At what age may children with CF who were not diagnosed at birth be seen in a healthcare setting due to a feeding problem?
1 year
What is a common symptom in children with CF that leads to colic and abdominal distention?
Swallowing air due to eating ravenously
What respiratory symptoms start to occur in children with CF around 4 to 6 months of age?
Rhonchi and wheezing
What is a time-honored method for detecting abnormal concentration in sweat in children with CF?
Sweat testing
What level of chloride in sweat is considered diagnostic of CF?
60 mEq/L
What is the typical age range for individuals with Type II Diabetes Mellitus?
At 30 years of age or above
Which of the following is a common maternal complication of gestational diabetes mellitus?
Pregnancy-induced hypertension
What is a potential fetal complication of gestational diabetes mellitus?
Macrosomia
How long does it typically take to diagnose Type II Diabetes Mellitus?
6.5 years
What blood glucose level indicates a diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus in a 2-hour postprandial test?
155 mg/dL
Which physical signs indicate a low-risk infant?
Strong heartbeat, 100 beats per minute or better
What is a common treatment approach for Type II Diabetes Mellitus that may not require insulin?
Diet and exercise
What is a common reaction of infants less than 3 months old during hospitalization?
Tolerate hospitalization if provided with the nurturing person
Which condition does NOT make the infant high-risk?
Strong heartbeat, 100 beats per minute or better
What is a characteristic of an infant in respiratory distress based on the text?
No chest movement, limp arms and legs
What is recommended in managing a hospitalized infant according to the text?
Keep the crib's side rails up
What psychosocial stage is mentioned in relation to infant hospitalization?
Trust vs. Mistrust
How can physical activity help a pregnant woman reduce hyperglycemia?
By counteracting the hormonal changes of pregnancy
What is an important factor to consider regarding stress and blood glucose levels?
Assessing feelings about the diagnosis and support system
Which type of exercise is considered safe during pregnancy?
Moderate level of exercise
What is a precaution advised for those on insulin when engaging in exercise?
Be aware of the risk of hypoglycemia and have a high-sugar snack available
How can nurses help pregnant women manage stress?
Educating on coping techniques like deep breathing
Why is it recommended to perform armchair exercises during sedentary activities?
To increase insulin receptor sensitivity
Learn about the administration of Factor VIII and Factor IX concentrate, including methods of intravenous infusion, dosing variations, and impact on serum levels. Explore the differences in half-life and serum level increase between the two concentrates.
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