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What causes physiological shortness of breath during pregnancy?
What causes physiological shortness of breath during pregnancy?
- Respiratory changes (correct)
- Skin changes
- Hormonal changes
- Cardiovascular changes
What causes physiological shortness of breath during pregnancy?
What causes physiological shortness of breath during pregnancy?
- Cardiovascular changes
- Skin changes
- Respiratory changes (correct)
- Hormonal changes
What causes physiological shortness of breath during pregnancy?
What causes physiological shortness of breath during pregnancy?
- Skin changes
- Hormonal changes
- Cardiovascular changes
- Respiratory changes (correct)
What is a common side effect of hormonal changes during pregnancy?
What is a common side effect of hormonal changes during pregnancy?
What is a common symptom of hormonal changes during pregnancy?
What is a common symptom of hormonal changes during pregnancy?
What is a common discomfort during pregnancy that is caused by weight gain, circulation changes, and calcium deficiency?
What is a common discomfort during pregnancy that is caused by weight gain, circulation changes, and calcium deficiency?
What is a common respiratory change during pregnancy?
What is a common respiratory change during pregnancy?
What is a common skin change during pregnancy?
What is a common skin change during pregnancy?
What is a common respiratory change during pregnancy?
What is a common respiratory change during pregnancy?
What is a common cardiovascular change during pregnancy?
What is a common cardiovascular change during pregnancy?
What is a hypercoagulable state?
What is a hypercoagulable state?
What is a common cardiovascular change during pregnancy?
What is a common cardiovascular change during pregnancy?
What causes fluid retention and edema during pregnancy?
What causes fluid retention and edema during pregnancy?
What is a common skin change during pregnancy?
What is a common skin change during pregnancy?
What is a common skin change during pregnancy?
What is a common skin change during pregnancy?
Why is pregnancy considered a hypercoagulable state?
Why is pregnancy considered a hypercoagulable state?
What are the cardiovascular changes during pregnancy?
What are the cardiovascular changes during pregnancy?
What is a common cause of leg cramps during pregnancy?
What is a common cause of leg cramps during pregnancy?
What are the respiratory changes during pregnancy?
What are the respiratory changes during pregnancy?
Why does fluid retention and edema occur during pregnancy?
Why does fluid retention and edema occur during pregnancy?
What causes leg cramps during pregnancy?
What causes leg cramps during pregnancy?
What is the reason for fluid retention and edema during pregnancy?
What is the reason for fluid retention and edema during pregnancy?
What are the changes in blood volume during pregnancy?
What are the changes in blood volume during pregnancy?
What is a common change in blood volume during pregnancy?
What is a common change in blood volume during pregnancy?
What is a common change in blood volume during pregnancy?
What is a common change in blood volume during pregnancy?
What is a common digestive discomfort during pregnancy?
What is a common digestive discomfort during pregnancy?
What is a common risk associated with pregnancy?
What is a common risk associated with pregnancy?
What type of treatment is preferred for discomfort during pregnancy?
What type of treatment is preferred for discomfort during pregnancy?
What type of treatments are preferred for discomfort during pregnancy?
What type of treatments are preferred for discomfort during pregnancy?
What type of treatments are preferred for discomfort during pregnancy?
What type of treatments are preferred for discomfort during pregnancy?
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Study Notes
- Hormonal changes cause constipation, heartburn, and varicose veins/hemorrhoids.
- Respiratory changes include increased O2 demand, diaphragm displacement, and hyperventilation.
- Cardiovascular changes include increased blood volume, cardiac output, and decreased BP.
- Physiological shortness of breath is caused by diaphragm compression.
- Changes in blood volume include hemodilution and physiological anemia.
- Pregnancy is a hypercoagulable state with increased risk of thromboembolism.
- Fluid retention and edema occur due to decreased plasma osmolality and venous pressure.
- Leg cramps are caused by weight gain, circulation changes, and calcium deficiency.
- Skin changes include pigmentation and stretch marks.
- Non-pharmacological treatments are preferred for discomfort during pregnancy.
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