WorksheetsPregnancy, Labor and Delivery
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
An antigen found on the surface of red blood cells, can cause incompatitility
RH Factor
Toxemia
Yeast Infection
Amniotic Fluid is drawn by a needle through the abdomen
Amniocentesis
Alpha Fetoprotein
Listeriosis
Fetal monitor checks fetus heart rate
Non-Stress Test
Ultrasound
Fundus
Device uses ultrasonic waves to show picture of the fetus
alpha fetoprotein
amniocentesis
ultrasound
Test to check blood sugar levels
Group B strep
Glucose tolerance test
RH Factor
Measurement of the uterus to assess fetal growth and progress (make sure baby is growing at the rate it should be)
Fundal height
Pap smear
Chorionic Villus Sampling
Cells are scraped from the cervix to test for cancer or sexually transmitted diseases
RH Factor
Group B Strep Test
Pap Smear
est cells taken from the placenta for downs syndrome
Alpha-Fetoprotein test
Chorionic Villus Sampling
Amniocentesis
Listeriosis
Mother tracks and records fetal movements
Non-stress test
Premature labor
kick count
The type of blood test to check for neural tube defects (for example: spina bifida)
apha-fetoprotein test
chorionic villus sampling
amniocentesis
Vaginal bleeding can be a sign of this:
anemia
toxemia
miscarriage
Cat feces can contain this parasite which affects the fetus
parasite
listeriosis
toxemia
toxoplasmosis
One symptom of pre-eclampsia is protein in the urine; another dangerous symptom of pre-eclampsia is ...
fevers
high blood pressure
infection
Contractions/cervix dilation before 37 weeks of pregnancy is known as:
Pre-eclampsia
Stillbirth
Premature labor
Can be a temporary condition if handled and monitored properly by mother; symptoms are sugar in the urine
RH factor
Gestational diabetes
Toxoplasmosis
Toxemia
Symptoms of this are pain or burning while urinating
Anemia
Dehydration
Urinary tract infection
Yeast Infection
Another name for Pre-eclampsia is:
Toxoplasmosis
Toxemia
Infection
Bacterium that causes life threatening infection of the newborn
Alpha-fetoprotein
Anemia
RH Factor
Group B strep
If your urine is dark and strong smelling, it is likely you have/are:
dehydrated
pre-eclampsia
yeast infection
urinary tract infection
A fever can be a sign of this
group B strep
infection
high blood pressure
premature labor
Organ in which the baby develops during pregnancy
amniotic fluid
uterus
plcenta
fallopian tube
tube that connects the ovary to the uterus
fallopian tube
umbilical cord
surrogate
placenta
Tissue that brings oxygen and nourishment from the mother
umbilical cord
fallopian tube
placenta
amniotic fluid
Fetus dropss into the pelvis reieving pressure on the abdomen
Lightening
Amniocentesis
Placenta
Braxton Hicks
The inability to conceive a child is called:
fertility
infertility
stillbirth
miscarriage
A fetus dies before the 20th week of pregnancy
stillbirth
miscarriage
A fetus dies after the 20th week of pregnancy
stillbirth
miscarriage
Test that uses soundwaves to make video image of the unborn baby
amniocentesis
genetic counseling
ultrasound
lightening
Process of withdrawing a sample of amniotic fluid with a syringe
amniocentesis
amino testing
ultrasound
toxoplasmosis
Surrounds and protects the fetus during development in utero
amniocentesis
Environment
amniotic fluid
umbilical cord
Infection caused by parasite found often in cat feces; can also be found in uncooked meat
toxoplasmosis
toxemia
SIDS
FAS
Causes low birth weight, premature births and respiratory conditions after birth
rubella
tobacco
medications
FAS
This is the sudden and unexpected death of a baby under one year of age
SIDS
FAS
Miscarriage
Stillborn
This substance can increase the fetal heart rate and if too much is consumed it can lead to death of the infant
tobacco
caffeine
FAS
By what month does the baby have all of its organs in place?
3rd month
5th month
7th month
none of the above
True or False: In utero, the fetus' lungs are filled with amniotic fluid
true
false
In which stage of labor does the cervix dilate to 10 cm?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
In which stage of labor does the mother push?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
This stage of labor lasts the longest
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
The "recovery phase" is known as:
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
stage 4
none of the above
An example of assisted labor is the use of an epidural
true
false
If your contractions stop or lessen when you move around and walk, you are probably in first stage labor
True
False
If your water breaks, you have _?_ to deliver the baby, otherwise, there is risk of infection
12 - 24 hours
24 - 36 hours
24 - 48 hours
In which stage of labor does mother deliver the placenta?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
The transition phase takes place between which 2 stages of labor?
one and two
two and three
three and four
The Apgar test takes place at minutes: check all that apply
1
5
7
10
A score of _?_ is considered a healthy newborn according to the Apgar Scale.
2
3
5
7
The Apgar test checks for (check all that apply)
color of skin
muscle tone
reflexes
weight
An episiotomy is a necessary medical procedure in childbirth
true
false
When your water breaks, contractions become more intense
true
false
A baby born at 37 weeks will have less vernix than a baby that is born full term
true
false
If mom is Rh negative and dad is Rh positive, an Immune Globulin Shot is necessary for the health of the baby
true
false
If mom is Rh Positive and dad is Rh positive, what will the baby be?
positive
negative
it depends
The essential oil, peppermint, is used during the intense phase of labor to help prevent:
passing out
vomiting
dizziness
cramping
