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At what gestational age is it ideal to perform Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)?
At what gestational age is it ideal to perform Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)?
- 10-13 weeks (correct)
- 18-20 weeks
- 15-17 weeks
- 22-24 weeks
Which infection would contraindicate the transcervical approach for Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)?
Which infection would contraindicate the transcervical approach for Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)?
- Cervical infection like chlamydia (correct)
- Respiratory infection
- Urinary tract infection
- Skin infection
Why can't Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) be used to obtain maternal serum markers?
Why can't Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) be used to obtain maternal serum markers?
- The fetal DNA is not reflected in the placental tissue
- It cannot access the maternal serum (correct)
- It is associated with a high risk of infection
- The procedure is too invasive
How does a high level of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) in the amniotic fluid help diagnose an open neural tube defect?
How does a high level of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) in the amniotic fluid help diagnose an open neural tube defect?
What are some common psychological responses exhibited by patients with high-risk pregnancies?
What are some common psychological responses exhibited by patients with high-risk pregnancies?
How can nurses help pregnant patients with high-risk pregnancies maintain their identity outside of the hospital?
How can nurses help pregnant patients with high-risk pregnancies maintain their identity outside of the hospital?
Why is antepartum hospitalization considered an added stressor for high-risk pregnant patients?
Why is antepartum hospitalization considered an added stressor for high-risk pregnant patients?
What is a common factor contributing to ambivalence in third-trimester patients with high-risk pregnancies?
What is a common factor contributing to ambivalence in third-trimester patients with high-risk pregnancies?
In a high-risk pregnancy, why is it important for the patient to understand the risks associated with their condition?
In a high-risk pregnancy, why is it important for the patient to understand the risks associated with their condition?
How can nurses assist patients diagnosed with high-risk pregnancies in reducing stress related to the diagnosis?
How can nurses assist patients diagnosed with high-risk pregnancies in reducing stress related to the diagnosis?
How do peri nurses demonstrate caring in their relationships with childbearing persons and families?
How do peri nurses demonstrate caring in their relationships with childbearing persons and families?
What is a key aspect of authentic presence demonstrated by peri nurses?
What is a key aspect of authentic presence demonstrated by peri nurses?
How do peri nurses promote health and well-being in childbearing persons and families?
How do peri nurses promote health and well-being in childbearing persons and families?
What do peri nurses do in relation to the dignity of childbirth?
What do peri nurses do in relation to the dignity of childbirth?
In upholding principles of justice, what do peri nurses ensure?
In upholding principles of justice, what do peri nurses ensure?
What is the maximum recommended intramuscular dose of magnesium sulfate for patients being transported to a tertiary care center?
What is the maximum recommended intramuscular dose of magnesium sulfate for patients being transported to a tertiary care center?
How does magnesium sulfate work in the body?
How does magnesium sulfate work in the body?
Why is diuresis within 24-48 hrs after administering magnesium sulfate seen as an excellent prognostic sign?
Why is diuresis within 24-48 hrs after administering magnesium sulfate seen as an excellent prognostic sign?
What adverse effect is NOT typically associated with magnesium sulfate administration?
What adverse effect is NOT typically associated with magnesium sulfate administration?
What are the signs of magnesium toxicity that should be assessed in a patient?
What are the signs of magnesium toxicity that should be assessed in a patient?
What is the recommended antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity?
What is the recommended antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity?
What should be performed after a seizure in a pregnant patient?
What should be performed after a seizure in a pregnant patient?
Why is it important to monitor the patient 3-6 days postpartum in hypertensive disease?
Why is it important to monitor the patient 3-6 days postpartum in hypertensive disease?
What should healthcare providers expect 24-48 hours after birth in a patient with hypertensive disease?
What should healthcare providers expect 24-48 hours after birth in a patient with hypertensive disease?
What is a key difference in nursing care required postpartum for patients with hypertensive disease?
What is a key difference in nursing care required postpartum for patients with hypertensive disease?
What timing may be considered for delaying birth in cases where the fetus's lungs are not matured?
What timing may be considered for delaying birth in cases where the fetus's lungs are not matured?
What persists longer as a potential complication of HELLP syndrome postpartum?
What persists longer as a potential complication of HELLP syndrome postpartum?
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