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Prenatal Care Flashcards

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  1. What is the standard prenatal visit schedule for normal pregnancy?

    Answer: Monthly until 28wk, biweekly until 36wk, weekly until delivery

    Visit frequency increases as pregnancy progresses.

  2. What is gestational diabetes screening?

    Answer: Glucose tolerance test at 24-28 weeks for diabetes developing during pregnancy

    This condition is screened in the second trimester.

  3. What are preeclampsia warning signs?

    Answer: High blood pressure, proteinuria, headaches, vision changes, sudden swelling

    This condition involves hypertension with multiple symptoms.

  4. What supplements are essential during pregnancy?

    Answer: Folic acid, iron, calcium, prenatal vitamins

    Several nutrients prevent defects and support fetal development.

  5. What is Group B Strep screening?

    Answer: Test at 35-37 weeks for bacteria that could infect baby during birth

    Late-pregnancy test identifies bacteria affecting the baby during delivery.

  6. What does fundal height measure?

    Answer: Uterus growth from pubic bone to top, tracking fetal development

    This external measurement tracks pregnancy growth.

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