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Prenatal Care Flashcards

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  1. What is Rh factor importance in pregnancy?

    Answer: Rh-negative mothers may develop antibodies against Rh-positive babies, requiring RhoGAM

    Blood protein mismatch can cause serious complications.

  2. When should midwife-to-physician transfer occur?

    Answer: Preeclampsia, GDM needing medication, preterm labor, breech after 37wk

    Certain complications require medical intervention.

  3. What is a non-stress test?

    Answer: Monitoring fetal heart rate response to movement to assess well-being

    This test watches heart rate patterns during fetal movement.

  4. What are ectopic pregnancy signs?

    Answer: Sharp abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, dizziness - pregnancy outside uterus

    This emergency involves implantation in the wrong location.

  5. What is cervical insufficiency?

    Answer: Premature cervical dilation potentially causing preterm birth

    The cervix opens too early in pregnancy.

  6. What is a biophysical profile?

    Answer: Comprehensive fetal assessment: movement, tone, breathing, fluid, and NST

    Multiple aspects of fetal health are evaluated simultaneously.

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