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The hormone responsible for relaxing the uterus, preventing premature labor is __________.
The hormone responsible for relaxing the uterus, preventing premature labor is __________.
Progesterone
A disorder that characterizes morphologic or numerical alterations of chromosomes is called __________ abnormalities.
A disorder that characterizes morphologic or numerical alterations of chromosomes is called __________ abnormalities.
Chromosomal
The lower part of the uterus that projects into the vagina and is made up of fibrous tissues is the __________.
The lower part of the uterus that projects into the vagina and is made up of fibrous tissues is the __________.
Cervix
A condition wherein there is a build-up of bilirubin in the blood causing jaundice is known as __________.
A condition wherein there is a build-up of bilirubin in the blood causing jaundice is known as __________.
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An organ shaped like a flat cake that only grows during pregnancy is the __________.
An organ shaped like a flat cake that only grows during pregnancy is the __________.
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An abnormal decrease of sugar in the blood is called __________.
An abnormal decrease of sugar in the blood is called __________.
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Classification of Heart Disease: Women have little limitation of Physical Activity.- ________ Compromised
Classification of Heart Disease: Women have little limitation of Physical Activity.- ________ Compromised
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Antiviral drug used in the treatment of AIDS.- ________
Antiviral drug used in the treatment of AIDS.- ________
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Pregnancy with more than one baby at a time.- ________ Gestation
Pregnancy with more than one baby at a time.- ________ Gestation
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Common form of delivery with lower risk and fast recovery.- ________ Delivery
Common form of delivery with lower risk and fast recovery.- ________ Delivery
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A procedure that tries to turn a breech baby to cephalic.- External ________ Version
A procedure that tries to turn a breech baby to cephalic.- External ________ Version
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Noncancerous tumor that grows in the uterus, also known as ________.
Noncancerous tumor that grows in the uterus, also known as ________.
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The ______ between uterine contraction
The ______ between uterine contraction
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A unit of measurement that gives a more accurate measurement of fundal ______
A unit of measurement that gives a more accurate measurement of fundal ______
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It is a rope-like cord that connects the fetus to the ______
It is a rope-like cord that connects the fetus to the ______
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These are substances that may cause nonheritable birth defects via toxic effects on ______
These are substances that may cause nonheritable birth defects via toxic effects on ______
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What position should the nurse place a patient who has been diagnosed with ______ cord?
What position should the nurse place a patient who has been diagnosed with ______ cord?
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When administering Magnesium Sulfate to a client with Preeclampsia, the nurse understands that this drug is given to___?- as a muscle relaxant to prevent ______
When administering Magnesium Sulfate to a client with Preeclampsia, the nurse understands that this drug is given to___?- as a muscle relaxant to prevent ______
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A test used to assess bladder or kidney infections, diabetes, dehydration, and preeclampsia by screening for high levels of sugar, proteins, ketones, and bacteria.- Urine Test A hormone that lowers blood sugar levels.- ________
A test used to assess bladder or kidney infections, diabetes, dehydration, and preeclampsia by screening for high levels of sugar, proteins, ketones, and bacteria.- Urine Test A hormone that lowers blood sugar levels.- ________
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Invasion and growth of germs in the body.- ________ Average or normal FHR.- 120-160bpm Test that evaluates how the body processes sugar.No preparation required.- Glucose Challenge Screening Test Total APGAR scoring.- 10 points Test measures amount of HCG in urine/blood.- ________
Invasion and growth of germs in the body.- ________ Average or normal FHR.- 120-160bpm Test that evaluates how the body processes sugar.No preparation required.- Glucose Challenge Screening Test Total APGAR scoring.- 10 points Test measures amount of HCG in urine/blood.- ________
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Medicines that you can buy without prescription.- ________ Examples of diet rich in iron.- Green leafy vegetables, meat, legumes, and fruits Medicine that requires written prescription.- ________
Medicines that you can buy without prescription.- ________ Examples of diet rich in iron.- Green leafy vegetables, meat, legumes, and fruits Medicine that requires written prescription.- ________
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Suturing a lacerated vulva.- ________
Suturing a lacerated vulva.- ________
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A disorder that characterizes morphologic or numerical alterations of chromosomes is called ________ abnormalities.
A disorder that characterizes morphologic or numerical alterations of chromosomes is called ________ abnormalities.
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Multigravida Condition in which vasospasm occurs in pregnancy in both small and large arteries.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension Types of Placent Previa: - Low-lying Placenta Previa, Marginal Placenta Previa, Partial Placenta Previa, Total Placenta Previa Classification of Heart Disease: Woman can carry out physical activities with no limitation.- Uncompromised A genital anomaly where a membrane runs down the middle of the uterus, splitting it into two parts.- Septate Uterus Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- Para/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ Trophoblastic Diseases A test that also detects for paternity test.- Amniocentesis It is characterized by triad symptoms; proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) Female who has been pregnant once or is pregnant for the first time.- Primigravida Position where the head initially engages normally but the occiput rotates posteriorly rather than anteriorly.- Occipitoposterior A female who has never been pregnant.- Nulligravida Sudden loss of pregnancy before the 20th week.- Miscarriage Types of breech position.- Footling Breech, Frank Breech, Kneeling Breech, Complete Breech Incomplete rotation from occipitoposterior.- Occipitotransverse Breech position where the baby’s hips and knees are flexed, crosslegged with feet beside the bottom.
Multigravida Condition in which vasospasm occurs in pregnancy in both small and large arteries.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension Types of Placent Previa: - Low-lying Placenta Previa, Marginal Placenta Previa, Partial Placenta Previa, Total Placenta Previa Classification of Heart Disease: Woman can carry out physical activities with no limitation.- Uncompromised A genital anomaly where a membrane runs down the middle of the uterus, splitting it into two parts.- Septate Uterus Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- Para/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ Trophoblastic Diseases A test that also detects for paternity test.- Amniocentesis It is characterized by triad symptoms; proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) Female who has been pregnant once or is pregnant for the first time.- Primigravida Position where the head initially engages normally but the occiput rotates posteriorly rather than anteriorly.- Occipitoposterior A female who has never been pregnant.- Nulligravida Sudden loss of pregnancy before the 20th week.- Miscarriage Types of breech position.- Footling Breech, Frank Breech, Kneeling Breech, Complete Breech Incomplete rotation from occipitoposterior.- Occipitotransverse Breech position where the baby’s hips and knees are flexed, crosslegged with feet beside the bottom.
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Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- ______/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ Trophoblastic Diseases A test that also detects for paternity test.- Amniocentesis It is characterized by triad symptoms; proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) Female who has been pregnant once or is pregnant for the first time.- Primigravida Position where the head initially engages normally but the occiput rotates posteriorly rather than anteriorly.- Occipitoposterior A female who has never been pregnant.
Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- ______/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ Trophoblastic Diseases A test that also detects for paternity test.- Amniocentesis It is characterized by triad symptoms; proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) Female who has been pregnant once or is pregnant for the first time.- Primigravida Position where the head initially engages normally but the occiput rotates posteriorly rather than anteriorly.- Occipitoposterior A female who has never been pregnant.
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Position where the head initially engages normally but the occiput rotates posteriorly rather than anteriorly.- Occipitoposterior A female who has never been pregnant.- Nulligravida Sudden loss of pregnancy before the 20th week.- Miscarriage Types of breech position.- Footling Breech, Frank Breech, Kneeling Breech, Complete Breech Incomplete rotation from occipitoposterior.- Occipitotransverse Breech position where the baby’s hips and knees are flexed, crosslegged with feet beside the bottom.
Position where the head initially engages normally but the occiput rotates posteriorly rather than anteriorly.- Occipitoposterior A female who has never been pregnant.- Nulligravida Sudden loss of pregnancy before the 20th week.- Miscarriage Types of breech position.- Footling Breech, Frank Breech, Kneeling Breech, Complete Breech Incomplete rotation from occipitoposterior.- Occipitotransverse Breech position where the baby’s hips and knees are flexed, crosslegged with feet beside the bottom.
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Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- Para/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ Trophoblastic Diseases A test that also detects for paternity test.- ______ It is characterized by triad symptoms; proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH)
Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- Para/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ Trophoblastic Diseases A test that also detects for paternity test.- ______ It is characterized by triad symptoms; proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension.- Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH)
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Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- Para/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ ______ Diseases
Indicates the number of births where pregnancy has reached a viable gestation.- Para/ Parity Slow growing tumor that develops from trophoblastic cells.- Hydatiform Mole/ H-Mole/ ______ Diseases
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Sudden loss of pregnancy before the 20th week.- Miscarriage Types of breech position.- Footling Breech, Frank Breech, Kneeling Breech, Complete Breech Incomplete rotation from occipitoposterior.- Occipitotransverse Breech position where the baby’s hips and knees are flexed, crosslegged with feet beside the bottom.
Sudden loss of pregnancy before the 20th week.- Miscarriage Types of breech position.- Footling Breech, Frank Breech, Kneeling Breech, Complete Breech Incomplete rotation from occipitoposterior.- Occipitotransverse Breech position where the baby’s hips and knees are flexed, crosslegged with feet beside the bottom.
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