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Antepartum	Intrapartum	Newborn	Postpartum	Complications of Pregnancy
100 What is the EDC for the LNMP of 5-2-2013? February 9, 2014	100 What is at least two FHR accelerations from the baseline of at least 15bpm X 15" within a 20' recording period? A Reactive NST	100 What is defined as the first 28 days of life? The Neonatal Period	100 What is known as the period of time which begins after the delivery of the placenta and lasts approximately 6 weeks? The Puerperium	100 What is the separation of a normally located placenta after the 20th week of gestation and prior to birth that leads to hemorrhage? Abruptio Placentae
200 What are spontaneous, painless and irregular contractions that begin during the first trimester? Braxton Hicks Contractions	200 What is overlapping of the cranial bones? Molding	200 What is a surface tension-reducing lipoprotein found in the newborn's lungs that prevent alveolar collapse at the end of expiration and loss of lung volume? Surfactant	200 What is the vaginal discharge that occurs after birth and results from involution, during which the superficial layer of the decidua basalis becomes necrotic and is sloughed off? Lochia	200 What is characterized by HTN w/o proteinuria after 20 weeks gestation resolving by 12 weeks postpartum? Gestational Hypertension
300 What is the compulsive ingestion of nonfood substances? PICA	300 What are the five factors affecting the labor process? Passageway, Passenger, Powers, Position and Psychological response	300 What is the process of maintaining the balance between heat loss and heat production? Thermoregulation	300 What is swelling of the breast tissue as a result of an increase in blood and lymph supply as a precursor to lactation? Engorgement	300 What is a glycoprotein produced by the chorion that serves as a useful marker (if present) for predicting PTL. Fetal Fibronectin
400 What are a +HCG, abdominal enlargement, ballottment, Goodell's sign, Chadwick's sign and Hegar's sign? Probable signs of pregnancy	400 What is visually apparent and associated with uteroplacental insufficiency? Late Decelerations	400 What is persistent cyanosis of fingers, hands, toes and feet with mottled blue or red discoloration and coldness? Acrocyanosis	400 What is the development of strong affection between an infant and a significant other (i.e. mother, father, sibling and caretaker)? Attachment	400 What is a maneuver to relieve shoulder dystocia? McRobert's Maneuver
500 What is a glycoprotein produced initially by the yolk sac and fetal gut,, and later predominately by the fetal liver; it can be detected in maternal serum beginning at 12-14 wks. and screened at 16-20 weeks gestation? Alpha Feto-Protein	500 What is defined as irregular fluctuations in the baseline FHR, which is measured as the amplitude of the peak to trough in bpm? Baseline Variability	500 What is "Wet Frog?" W is for Wheezing; E is for Effort; T is for Tachypnea; F is for Flaring; R is for Retractions; O is for Oxygenation; G is for Grunting	500 What is the gradual process through which the uterus returns to its normal size? Involution	500 What is the most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage? Uterine Atony

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