Prenatal Care Prenatal Care #2 Infancy Milestones Infancy Milestone #2 Unknown
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d) beans, breads, rice, cereals, citrus fruits. All of these are high in folic acid.
Foods high in folic acid are:
a) tomatoes, strawberries, dark leafy greens, olive oil
b) chocolate, bananas, milk products, nuts
c) eggs, liver, red meat, milk products, cheese
d) beans, breads, rice, cereals, citrus fruits
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c) no drug can be considered 100% safe during pregnancy; therefore the best choice is to always consult with your provider
Which of the following statements is the most correct about taking OCT meds during pregnancy?
a) acetaminophen & allergy medications should be OK for me to take during pregnancy
b) There are no OTC that are safe during pregnancy
c) I should consult with my healthcare provider before taking any OTC medication
d) OTC meds are safe, but prescription meds are the ones I need to be careful about.
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c) 12 months (in the 9-12 month [1 yr] range)
What months can you expect your baby to develop "pincer grasp" ability? (aspect of fine motor skills)
a) 4 months
b) 8 months
c) 12 months
d) 15 months
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Object Permanence
According to Piaget, the realization by infants beginning at about 8 months that objects continue to exist when they are out of sight is referred to as?
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Diabetes
Hypertension
Preeclampsia
Eclampsia
Rubella
Influenza
HIV
Chlamydia
Toxoplasmosis
Hepatitis
Herpes
Name 3 diseases/disorders that can negatively affect pregnancy.
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d) 2nd & 3rd trimesters
My nutritional need will be highest...
a) in the 1st trimester
b) in the 1st & 2nd trimesters
c) in the 2nd trimester
d) in the 2nd & 3rd trimesters
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d) metformin - this can cause low blood sugar & lactic acidosis in the newborn
Which of the following drugs is NOT safe to take during breastfeeding?
a) acetaminophen
b) erythromycin
c) inhaled corticosteroids
d) metformin
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c) double
From birth to age 4 months, my baby's weight should
a) gradually increase
b) increase by 10-15 lbs
c) double
d) increase by 5-10 lbs
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c) standing & walking. Partially undressing is 13-18 mo. Internal representation starts at 18 mo. 2-word phrases starts at 24 mo. (2 yr)
Which of the following has taken place by the 12th month?
a) using some 2-word phrases
b) internal representation of the external world
c) standing and walking
d) partially undressing themselves
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Moro (startle)
Palmar
Plantar
Babinski
Stepping
Swimming
Tonic neck
Name 2 primitive reflexes of the newborn.
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b) 40 lbs
I should be monitoring my weight during pregnancy. My weight gain should not exceed ___ lbs.
a) 25
b) 40
c) 15
d) 30
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b) - adequate social interaction can be achieved with bottle-feeding as well as breast-feeding
Which of the following statements about breast-feeding's effects on the infant is INCORRECT? Breast-feeding...
a) promotes growth of nerves
b) fosters better social interactions with the mom
c) promotes better immune system functioning
d) promotes elongation of the intestinal tract
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c) 13-18 mo
At what months does an baby learn to walk without support, possibly climb stairs, & take interest in imitation games and activities?
a) 5-8mo
b) 9-12mo (1 yr)
c)13-18mo
d)19-24mo (2 yr)
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a) At 4 months
At what month should you start expecting your baby to sleep through the whole night?
a) 4 months
b) 6 months
c) 2 months
d) 8 months
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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) / Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)
In what syndrome is an infant often born with a missing or reduced philtrum and cupid's bow, drooping upper eyelids, and a much smaller head circumference than normal?
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Gonorrhea
This disease can cause blindness in the newborn. Silver nitrate drops are given to the newborn after birth. This disease can be silent. If I had this disease, I would be taking cephalosporins.
400
-deficiency causes severe visual impairment
-deficiency can cause blindness
-deficiency causes markedly increased susceptibility to common childhood illnesses
Name one good reason why I should ensure that I have adequate vitamin A intake during pregnancy (related to baby's health)
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object play
My baby should begin manipulating objects in order to provide pleasure around 5 months of age - what is this infant characteristic called?
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a) voluntary control of reflexes. Peek-a-boo, motor skills, and sitting unsupported all start in 5-8 mo.
In the 0-4 month period, you can expect that your baby will:
a) take voluntary control of their reflexes
b) develop gross motor skills
c) sit upright without support.
d) play peek-a-boo with you
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e) CVS (chorionic villus sampling) for genetic abnormalities
Name this test/procedure: sampling of placental tissues for prenatal diagnosis of potential genetic defects
a) amniocentesis
b) assistive reproductive technologies (ARTs)
c) PUBS
d) Alphafetoprotein test
e) CVS
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Caffeine
This potential fetus-harming substance creates a slight risk for miscarriage, because the baby does not have the enzyme needed to break down this substance in the body; therefore it accumulates to toxic levels & can kill the baby. This substance is safe for a non pregnant, completely healthy individual. - what am I?
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*to prevent neural tube defects (spina bifida, anencephaly)
*to improve RBC production & iron function in mom
Give a reason why taking folic acid is important to take during pregnancy (related to baby's health)
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b) falling in love - starts around 5 months. Becoming a 2-way communicator starts at 9 months. Building idea bridges doesn't start until 36-48 months. Being calm, interest, & attentive starts around 3 months.
Which of the following infancy milestones is CORRECTLY matched up with it's timeframe?
a) becoming calm, attentive, & interested in the world - starts around 1 month
b) falling in love - starts around 5 months
c) becoming a 2-way communicator - starts around 7 months
d) building bridges between ideas - starts around 12-14 months
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c) 19-24 months (2 yr)
At what months should your infant start having a very high interest in exploring their environment?
a) around 4 months
b) 9-12 months
c) 19-24 months
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e) insecure attachment
A fragile emotional bond between a child and a caregiver that often is the result of or unresponsive caregiving:
a) disoriented attachment
b) avoidant attachment
c) secure attachment
d) resistant attachment
e) insecure attachment






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