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    The document provides a post-test recap for an obstetrics course. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of signs of pregnancy, nutrition recommendations during pregnancy and lactation, and assessments during prenatal care visits. The questions cover topics such as recommended additional calorie intake during lactation and pregnancy, signs of early pregnancy that can be assessed, nutritional advice for common complaints in pregnancy, and normal physical findings on vaginal exams.

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    The document provides a post-test recap for an obstetrics course. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of signs of pregnancy, nutrition recommendations during pregnancy and lactation, and assessments during prenatal care visits. The questions cover topics such as recommended additional calorie intake during lactation and pregnancy, signs of early pregnancy that can be assessed, nutritional advice for common complaints in pregnancy, and normal physical findings on vaginal exams.

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    8.

    Which food high in iron would be recommended to the


    pregnant patient?
    A. Apricots and prunes
    OBSTETRICS 1 POST TEST B. Eggs and bacon
    RECAP C. Cottage cheese and fruit
    Prepared by Prof. Joseph Jansen A. Aragon, D. Milk and ice cream
    RN, RM, LPT 9. The midwife is assessing a woman who thinks she is a
    pregnant. Which of the following is a positive sign of
    1. During the first six months of lactation, the midwife pregnancy?
    instructs the mother who is breastfeeding that she A. Quickening
    needs additional calories. What is the RDA during B. Fetal heart tones
    lactation? C. Positive HCG
    A. 100more calories D. Chadwick’s signs
    B. 300 more calories 10. During an initial assessment, a 24-year-old woman
    C. A total of 2,700 calories tells the midwife she is pregnant because she fells the
    D. A total of 3.500 calories baby moving or “fluttering around.” The midwife
    2. The pregnant woman in the first trimester asks, “should recognizes this is a:
    I be eating for two?” just how much more should I be A. Presumptive sign
    eating?” The midwife responses: B. Probable sign
    A. “You’re not really eating for two.” C. Positive sign
    B. “You should just about double your intake.” D. Possible sign
    C. “Your calories should not increase in the first
    trimester, but you should add 300 calories daily during
    the second and third trimester.”
    D. “Your calories should just about stay the same, but
    you need to add some foods that will supply other
    essential nutrients required for growth.”
    3. The pregnant patient is complaining of flatulence and
    request advice regarding relief measures. The midwife
    should teach her:
    A. To decrease intake of sweets
    B. To take prescribe medication
    C. To increase fluid intake
    D. To take frequent walks
    4. A pregnant patient is practicing pica. What does it
    mean?
    A. She is eating non- food things, such as dirt
    B. She is refusing any medication
    C. She is avoiding all daily products
    D. She is planning natural childbirth
    5. Fetal heart sounds are one of the signs of positive
    pregnancy. The midwife anticipates assessing a
    heartbeat by stethoscope at:
    A. About 6 weeks
    B. About 12 weeks
    C. Approximately 16 weeks
    D. 5 months
    6. The pregnant woman is somewhat distressed about
    developing muddy brown blotches on the face and
    neck. The midwife explains this:
    A. Indicates potential complication
    B. Signals hormonal shifts
    C. Is a normal condition called chloasma
    D. Is a highly abnormal condition
    7. During the initial vaginal exam, the midwife assesses a
    dark blue discoloration of the cervix and perineum. This
    presumptive sign is:
    A. Ballottement
    B. Hegar’s sign
    C. Chadwick’s sign
    D. Goodell’s sign

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