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What does LMP stand for in pregnancy care?
Last Menstrual Period
Low Maternal Pressure
Late Medical Procedure
Liver Metabolic Profile
What is the quick way to estimate the due date using the LMP?
Count backwards 3 months from the first day of the LMP, then add 7 days.
Count forward 9 months from the first day of the LMP, then subtract 7 days.
Count forward 6 months from the last day of the LMP, then add 14 days.
Count backwards 2 months from the first day of the LMP, then add 10 days.
What does EDC or EDD stand for in pregnancy care?
Estimated Due Date (or Estimated Date of Confinement)
Early Delivery Calculation
Expected Delivery Cycle
Emergency Delivery Care
What does G stand for in the context of pregnancy care?
Gravida (the number of times a woman has been pregnant)
Gestation (the duration of pregnancy)
Glucose (blood sugar level)
Gynecology (study of female reproductive system)
What does P stand for in the context of pregnancy care?
Para (the outcome of those pregnancies)
Preterm (babies born before term)
Placenta (the organ that nourishes the fetus)
Parity (the number of pregnancies)
In the abbreviation G6P1132, what does the first number after 'P' represent?
How many term pregnancies
How many miscarriages
How many living children
How many preterm births
What does EAB/TAB stand for in pregnancy care?
Elective abortion, therapeutic abortion
Early antenatal booking, timely antenatal booking
Emergency assisted birth, total assisted birth
Endometrial abruption, threatened abortion
What does SAB stand for in pregnancy care?
Spontaneous abortion, the medical term for miscarriage
Subacute bacterial infection
Severe anemia in babies
Surgical abdominal banding
What does MAB stand for in pregnancy care?
Missed abortion, incomplete abortion, meaning a miscarriage that has not been expelled from the body
Maternal antibody balance
Medical assessment baseline
Monthly antenatal booking
What does TOP stand for in pregnancy care?
Termination of pregnancy
Treatment of placenta
Test of pregnancy
Transfer of patient
How many trimesters is pregnancy divided into, and what are their durations?
Three trimesters: first is from LMP up until 14 weeks, second is from 14 weeks until 28 weeks, third is from 28 weeks until delivery.
Two trimesters: first is from LMP up until 20 weeks, second is from 20 weeks until delivery.
Four trimesters: each trimester is 10 weeks long.
Three trimesters: first is from LMP up until 12 weeks, second is from 12 weeks until 24 weeks, third is from 24 weeks until delivery.
What does NSVD stand for in pregnancy care?
Normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, normal birth
Non-specific vaginal disorder
Neonatal spontaneous vascular disease
Normal spontaneous venous drainage
What does VAD stand for in pregnancy care?
Vacuum Assisted Delivery
Vascular Abnormality Detection
Vaginal Anomaly Diagnosis
Vitamin A Deficiency
What are forceps used for in pregnancy care?
To cradle the baby's head and guide it out of the pelvis if the mother is unable to push it out effectively
To monitor the baby's heartbeat during labor
To administer medication to the mother
To measure the mother's blood pressure
What does VBAC stand for in pregnancy care?
Vaginal Birth After Cesarean
Vaginal Birth After Contraction
Very Big Abdominal Circumference
Vascular Birth and Cesarean
What is the term for a woman who has had a previous Cesarean birth and wants to have a VBAC, and is said to be undergoing a 'trial of labor' when her contractions start?
TOLAC – Trial of Labor After Cesarean
LOA – Labor Onset After Cesarean
VBAC – Vaginal Birth After Cesarean
RCS – Repeat Cesarean Section
A cut made with surgical scissors from the opening of the vagina just before birth is called:
Episiotomy
Laparotomy
Hysterectomy
Cesarean section
What is the natural tearing of the tissue between the vaginal opening and the rectum called?
Perineal laceration
Episiotomy
Cervical dilation
Placental abruption
What does AROM stand for in childbirth terminology?
Artificial Rupture of Membranes
Active Response of Mother
Automatic Release of Meconium
Assisted Removal of Mucus
What does SROM stand for in childbirth terminology?
Spontaneous Rupture of Membranes
Scheduled Release of Membranes
Sudden Rupture of Muscles
Surgical Removal of Membranes
Egg(s) harvested from the mother or a donor are fertilized in the lab and then placed in the mother’s uterus in a process called:
IVF – In vitro fertilization
IUI – Intrauterine insemination
GIFT – Gamete intrafallopian transfer
ZIFT – Zygote intrafallopian transfer
A sonogram at 11 - 13 weeks of gestation which measures the thickness of the fold of the neck is called:
Nuchal translucency
Crown rump length
Biparietal diameter
Femur length
A comprehensive ultrasound done at about 20 weeks gestation to look for any fetal anomalies is called:
Anatomy scan
Growth scan
Nuchal translucency scan
Biophysical profile
The procedure in which the 'villi' are sampled to analyze the genetics of the placenta is called:
CVS – Chorionic villus sampling
Amniocentesis
Cordocentesis
Fetoscopy
A procedure that involves a needle inserted into the belly to obtain amniotic fluid for genetic analysis is called:
Amnio – Amniocentesis
Chorionic Villus Sampling
Laparoscopy
Hysteroscopy
An ultrasound to show the health of the baby and placenta, given a score based on 8 or 10 possible points, is called:
BPP – Biophysical profile
NST – Non-stress test
CST – Contraction stress test
AFI – Amniotic fluid index
Fill in the blank: A professional labor support person, generally hired directly by the birthing family, is called a _______.
Doula
Midwife
Obstetrician
Pediatrician
Fill in the blank: AB stands for _______.
abortion
antibiotic
airborne
absolute
AFI stands for _______.
amniotic fluid index
anterior femoral index
arterial flow indicator
abdominal fat index
Fill in the blank: AFP stands for _______.
alpha fetoprotein
acute febrile pneumonia
anterior facial process
amino fatty peptide
Fill in the blank: BV stands for _______.
bacterial vaginosis
blood volume
bone vascularity
bronchial virus
Fill in the blank: CPD stands for _______.
cephalopelvic disproportion
chronic pulmonary disease
cerebral palsy disorder
cardiopulmonary dysfunction
Fill in the blank: CVS stands for _______.
chorionic villus sampling
cardiovascular system
cerebrovascular stroke
central venous system
Fill in the blank: C/S stands for _______.
cesarean section
cardiac surgery
central supply
clinical study
Fill in the blank: D&C stands for _______.
dilation and curettage
diagnosis and consultation
dissection and closure
delivery and care
Fill in the blank: EBL stands for _______.
estimated blood loss
end baseline level
external body lesion
emergency blood line
Fill in the blank: EFW stands for _______.
estimated fetal weight
external fetal width
embryonic fluid weight
endometrial fold width
Fill in the blank: FH stands for _______.
fundal height
fetal heart
femoral head
functional hormone
Fill in the blank: FHR stands for _______.
fetal heart rate
fast heart rhythm
femoral head rotation
fetal hormone release
Fill in the blank: FHT stands for _______.
fetal heart tones
fetal hormone therapy
femoral head traction
functional heart test
Fill in the blank: FM stands for _______.
fetal movement
fetal monitoring
femoral muscle
fluid measurement
Fill in the blank: FOB stands for _______.
father of baby
friend of brother
father of bride
follower of Buddha
Fill in the blank: FTP stands for _______.
failure to progress
file transfer protocol
fast track process
first time pass
Fill in the blank: G stands for _______.
gravida
gestation
gland
growth
Fill in the blank: GBS stands for _______.
group B streptococcus
giant bacterial syndrome
general body system
gastrointestinal bleeding
GCT stands for _______.
Glucose Challenge Test
Gastric Clearance Test
General Coagulation Test
Glycogen Conversion Test
Fill in the blank: GTT stands for _______.
Glucose Tolerance Test
General Thyroid Test
Gastric Transit Time
Glycogen Transfer Technique
Fill in the blank: hCG stands for _______.
human chorionic gonadotropin
human chorionic growth
human cytoplasmic gonadotropin
human chorionic glucagon
Fill in the blank: HELLP stands for _______.
hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet
hyperlipidemia, elevated leukocytes, low protein
hemorrhage, enlarged liver, low potassium
hepatitis, elevated lymphocytes, low platelets
Fill in the blank: IUFD stands for _______.
intrauterine fetal death
intrauterine fertilization disorder
intrauterine fluid deficiency
intrauterine fibroid development
Fill in the blank: IUGR stands for _______.
intrauterine growth restriction
intrauterine gestational rupture
internal uterine growth reaction
intrauterine glandular response
Fill in the blank: IUP stands for _______.
intrauterine pregnancy
intraurethral procedure
intravenous push
intrauterine pressure
What does LGA stand for?
large for gestational age
low glucose assessment
liver growth analysis
longitudinal growth average
What does LMP stand for?
last menstrual period
liver metabolic process
lateral muscle pain
longitudinal medical procedure
low mean pressure
What does NICU stand for?
neonatal intensive care unit
national institute of clinical ultrasound
nursing intensive care unit
neurological intensive care unit
What does NST stand for?
nonstress test
neural signal transmission
normal stress threshold
neuro synaptic test
What does NSVD stand for?
normal spontaneous vaginal delivery
non-specific vascular disease
neonatal sudden viral disorder
neuro-sensory visual dysfunction
What does P stand for?
para
poly
peri
post
What does PIH stand for?
pregnancy induced hypertension
post-injection headache
primary idiopathic hyperplasia
pulmonary interstitial hemorrhage
What does PROM stand for?
prelabor/premature rupture of membranes
post-labor rupture of membranes
prelabor rupture of muscles
premature rupture of muscles
What does PPROM stand for?
preterm premature rupture of membranes
postpartum premature rupture of membranes
preterm partial rupture of membranes
preterm premature retention of membranes
What does PTL/PTD/PTB stand for?
preterm labor, preterm delivery, preterm birth
post-term labor, post-term delivery, post-term birth
partial term labor, partial term delivery, partial term birth
preterm loss, preterm death, preterm bleeding
What does SGA stand for?
small-for-gestational age
super growth assessment
standard gestational analysis
single gene anomaly
