Reproductive System Changes During Pregnancy Quiz

Reproductive System Changes During Pregnancy Your Name: 1. Which measurement denotes the normal length of the uterus at around 20 weeks of pregnancy? A. 6.5 cm B. 12 cm C. 32 cm D. 20 cm 2. What physiological change occurs to the vaginal walls during pregnancy? A. Decreased pH...

Reproductive System Changes During Pregnancy Your Name: 1. Which measurement denotes the normal length of the uterus at around 20 weeks of pregnancy? A. 6.5 cm B. 12 cm C. 32 cm D. 20 cm 2. What physiological change occurs to the vaginal walls during pregnancy? A. Decreased pH to 4 or 5 B. Decreased vascularity C. Increased pH to 7.5 D. Increased thickness 3. Which sign is considered a presumptive sign of pregnancy? A. Chadwick’s Sign B. Fatigue C. Ballottement D. Hegar’s Sign 4. Which of the following is classified as a probable sign of pregnancy? A. Demonstration of a gestational sac B. Striae gravidarum C. Quickening D. Fetal heartbeat detected 5. What is the primary nursing intervention for discomfort related to increased breast tissue stimulation during pregnancy? A. Encourage wearing tight shirts B. Advise against wearing a bra C. Recommend cold compresses D. Suggest wearing a supportive bra 6. What is a common cardiovascular physiological change during pregnancy? A. Decrease in blood volume B. Stabilized blood pressure C. Reduced cardiac output D. Increased heart rate 7. Which hormone is primarily responsible for suppressing FSH during the early stages of pregnancy? A. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) B. Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) C. Progesterone D. Estrogen 8. What is the expected thickness of the uterine wall at the beginning of pregnancy? A. 1 cm B. 1.5 cm C. 2 cm D. 2.5 cm 9. What is a common nursing intervention for addressing fluid retention in lower extremities during pregnancy? A. Recommend prolonged standing B. Suggest frequent hot baths C. Advise to elevate legs for 30 minutes twice a day D. Encourage the use of tight clothing 10. Which posture is recommended for pregnant individuals to alleviate backache? A. Sitting with knees elevated B. Resting in a left side-lying position C. Standing straight with feet together D. Leaning forward while bending at the waist 11. How should pregnant individuals manage nighttime dyspnea effectively? A. Sleep with head and chest elevated B. Sleep on their stomach C. Sleep flat on their back D. Sleep while sitting upright 12. What might excessive fluid retention during pregnancy cause, requiring nursing intervention? A. Shortness of breath B. Increased appetite C. Decreased fetal movement D. Dehydration 13. What exercise technique is advised to help maintain balance in pregnant individuals? A. Heavy lifting exercises B. High-impact aerobics C. Static stretching for the lower back D. Pelvic rocking or tilting exercises 14. What is an appropriate recommendation for pregnant individuals to relieve pressure on cerebral arteries? A. Engage in high-intensity exercise B. Practice relaxation techniques to reduce tension C. Apply hot compresses to the head D. Ignore headache symptoms 15. When should nursing interventions for uterine contractions be initiated? A. After the first trimester B. Only during labor C. At the onset of delivery D. From the 8th week of pregnancy 16. What is NOT advised to enhance lower extremity circulation during pregnancy? A. Taking short walks regularly B. Avoiding long periods of standing C. Wearing constrictive clothing D. Practicing leg elevation 17. What dietary change is recommended to manage slowed peristalsis during pregnancy? A. Increase sugar intake B. Increase protein intake C. Reduce carbohydrate consumption D. Increase the amount of fiber in diet 18. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate for managing leg discomfort caused by a distended uterus? A. Encourage lying with legs elevated B. Instruct the patient to bend knees while seated C. Suggest sitting for extended periods D. Advise the patient to walk frequently 19. What is an effective strategy for managing nausea and vomiting during pregnancy? A. Drink alcoholic beverages before meals B. Avoid drinking water throughout the day C. Eat large meals less frequently D. Eat dry crackers or toast before getting out of bed 20. How should a nurse advise a patient to relieve pressure on the rectal veins due to a growing uterus? A. Suggest sitting in warm water for a long time B. Encourage a knee-chest position C. Apply heat to the area D. Advise minimal activity throughout the day 21. What intervention should be avoided when addressing fluid intake in a pregnant patient experiencing discomfort? A. Teaching about hydration importance B. Restricting fluid intake C. Encouraging frequent hydration D. Offering electrolyte drinks 22. What nursing suggestion can help alleviate discomfort from increased metabolic requirements? A. Decrease caloric intake B. Increase physical activity C. Reduce protein consumption D. Advise the patient to increase rest and sleep 23. Which of the following interventions is recommended for managing pooling of blood in the lower extremities during pregnancy? A. Sitting with legs crossed B. Standing for prolonged periods C. Wearing tight-fitting shoes D. Using elastic support stockings 24. Which action is NOT recommended for managing discomfort caused by high levels of HCG? A. Delaying meals until nausea passes B. Eating small frequent meals C. Avoiding greasy foods D. Eating three large meals a day