WorksheetsPrenatal Dev/Labor & Delivery
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
During which stage of pregnancy does morning sickness usually occur?
Conception
First trimester
Second trimester
Third trimester
During which week of pregnancy can the fetal heartbeat first be heard by Doppler ultrasound?
12-14 weeks
18-19 weeks
20-22 weeks
30-31 weeks
When would a test like amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling be performed?
If the mother is under the age of 35 and healthy
If it is a teen pregnancy
If the mother is over 35 and has a family history of genetic disorders
If the baby will be delivered in the hospital
During which stage of the pregnancy does the mother have little weight gain, only 2-4 pounds?
First trimester
Second trimester
Third trimester
Second semester
During which stage of pregnancy are all major organs formed?
First trimester
Second trimester
Third trimester
Conception
How many extra calories should pregnant women include in their diet?
300
200
600
calories don't matter during pregnancy
Which foods should pregnant women avoid?
Cold cuts, raw seafood, soft cheeses
Chocolate
Whole grains, low mercury fish, healthy fats
Fruits, whole grains, dairy, vegetables
Kelly had high blood pressure during pregnancy. This could be caused by:
Preterm labor
Placenta previa
Preeclampsia
Trimester
All pregnant women should be tested for this potential complication during pregnancy between 24-28 weeks, to check her glucose levels in her blood.
Preeclampsia
Fetal monitor
Infection
Gestational diabetes
The developing baby is called a(n)______________ during weeks 3-8 of pregnancy.
Fetus
Zygote
Embryo
Blastocyst
Tobacco use during pregnancy is linked to:
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
A healthy pregnancy
Low birth weight and prematurity
Heart disease and gestational diabetes
Prematurity and infant death can be related to...
A mother having a STD/STI
A mother taking illegal drugs during pregnancy
A mother getting adequate prenatal care
A mother meeting with a genetic counselor
Slow physical growth, facial abnormalities, and brain injury are all ways the fetus is influenced by:
Tay Sachs Disease
Inheriting an extra chromosome
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Inherited diseases
Albinism, PKU, and Sickle Cell Anemia are all examples of:
Environmental toxins
Inherited recessive genes
Inherited dominant genes
Pollution and air quality
Caused by inheriting an extra copy of chromosome 21:
PKU
Huntington's disease
Color Blindness
Down Syndrome
Dominant gene disorders include:
Trisomy 18, Trisomy 13, Down Syndrome
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, Hemophilia, Achondroplasia
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, X-Rays, inadequate nutrition
Cystic Fibrosis, Sickle Cell Anemia, Hemophilia
Some advantages of a home birth are
If there is an emergency you have an obstetrician to deliver the baby at home
A midwife and a doula can assist in an emergency delivery
More comfortable atmosphere and more friends/family allowed at the birth
You can schedule a c-section at your house
Some advantages of a birthing center are:
Can provide pain medicine like an epidural
Mother is able to move around during labor and is in a more home-like atmosphere with a midwife to deliver the baby
An obstetrician can deliver the baby at a birthing center
Birthing centers have a midwife to perform a c-section in case of an emergency
A woman’s water breaking or amniotic sac rupturing could mean:
The baby is in distress
The mother is in labor
The placenta should be delivered
The second stage of labor has started
The first stage of early labor includes:
Dilation, effacement, and contractions
Delivery of the baby
Delivery of the placenta and amniotic sac
The amniotic sac ruptures
Active labor can be described as:
Baby is delivered
Placenta is delivered
Contractions coming closer together and full dilation of 10 cm
Effacement
The second stage of labor is:
Delivering the placenta
Pushing and delivery of the baby
Contractions and effacement
When the amniotic sac ruptures
The APGAR test is done:
At one minute and then again at 5 minutes after birth
Before birth
During a prenatal check up
at home
Kelly’s baby was facing feet first. The doctor tried to turn the baby into a head down position for delivery but the baby wouldn’t move. Kelly’s baby will probably be delivered:
By a midwife in a birthing center
By a midwife in a water birth
By an obstetrician performing a Cesarean Section (c-section)
Feet first
Sophia created a support system with her mother and her partner to take care of her newborn baby. This is an example of which postpartum need?
External Care
Internal Care
Prenatal Care
Mental Care
Kya’s financial worries about paying for childcare is an example of which postpartum need?
Prenatal care
External care
Mental care
Internal care
Emily’s doctor said she could return to work and her regular activities at her 8 week postpartum check up. A doctor’s visit is an example of:
Internal care
Mental care
External care
Prenatal care
Daniela was diagnosed with postpartum depression and needed medication and therapy. This is an example of which postpartum need?
Mental care
Prenatal care
Internal care
External care
