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During pregnancy, the volume of plasma in the blood
Which of the following is a physiological change in the circulatory system during pregnancy?
During pregnancy, maternal oxygen requirements increase due to
Which of the following is true about renal function during pregnancy?
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Which of the following best describes pregnancy?
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During pregnancy, what happens to the volume of plasma in the blood?
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What is the reason for the slight cardiac hypertrophy or dilation during pregnancy?
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Which type of breathing replaces abdominal breathing during pregnancy?
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What happens to the blood flow through the kidney during pregnancy?
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What is the purpose of the increased maternal oxygen requirements during pregnancy?
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Study Notes
Physiological Changes During Pregnancy
- Plasma volume in the blood increases during pregnancy.
- Maternal oxygen requirements increase due to fetal oxygen demands.
- Renal function increases, and blood flow through the kidney increases.
- Pregnancy is characterized by a state of accelerated metabolism and oxygen consumption.
- The volume of plasma in the blood increases during pregnancy.
- Slight cardiac hypertrophy or dilation occurs during pregnancy due to increased blood volume.
- Diaphragmatic breathing replaces abdominal breathing during pregnancy.
- The purpose of increased maternal oxygen requirements is to meet the oxygen demands of the fetus.
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Test your knowledge on nutrition during pregnancy and lactation. Learn about the physiological basis of nutritional needs during pregnancy, including changes in blood volume and composition. Discover important information to support a healthy pregnancy and breastfeeding journey.