Preconception care can include checking titers of some viral diseases to determine if additional vaccination is needed before conception. Which of the following viral illnesses, if contracted during pregnancy (by the mother with a low titer), can affect skin, limb, eye and brain development in the baby?
When we base our belief(s) on what we have heard or learned…
When we base our belief(s) on what we have heard or learned from another person/source, this is called:
Thyroid disease is a common post-partum occurrence. It is be…
Thyroid disease is a common post-partum occurrence. It is best described as:
1) Yo Marissa. 2) Los libros del profesor. 3) Ella es de…
1) Yo Marissa. 2) Los libros del profesor. 3) Ella es de Wisconsin. 4) Nosotros estudiantes. 5) ¿Tú de Puerto Rico? 6) un diccionario 7) Los chicos de Florida. 8) ¿Usted David?
A patient presents for a routine prenatal appointment at 32…
A patient presents for a routine prenatal appointment at 32 weeks gestation. Her pregnancy has progressed normally with no complications. Which of the following options is a correct list of evaluations that would be performed at this appointment?
You are evaluating a contraction-stress test on a patient in…
You are evaluating a contraction-stress test on a patient in labor. The results are ominous. After calling for help, what is the first thing you should do?
By what gestational week in fetal development are the atrial…
By what gestational week in fetal development are the atrial and ventricular chambers of the heart formed?
A statement of belief that is expressed propositionally as t…
A statement of belief that is expressed propositionally as true or false is called a:
A patient presents 7 days postpartum after a cesarean sectio…
A patient presents 7 days postpartum after a cesarean section. She is complaining of significant fever and chills. She is breastfeeding and her breasts are sore and tender. Which of the following is NOT likely to be included in your differential of most-likely etiologies?
A G1P0 patient presents for a prenatal appointment at 36 wee…
A G1P0 patient presents for a prenatal appointment at 36 weeks gestation. What test should be done at this appointment to determine if prophylactic antibiotics should be given at the time of delivery to prevent possible sepsis, pneumonia or meningitis in the neonate?