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Answer.A.when a women get pregnant her health status effect the development of baby .moreover,if she is underweight mother also will face serious health issue due to undernourishment.
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Read the description of malnutrition during pregnancy, then match it with its effect. Effect Malnutrition During...
Effect Malnutrition During Pregnancy May occur as a result of an undernourished mother during pregnancy who...
Effect Malnutrition During Pregnancy May occur as a result of an undernourished mother during pregnancy who gains too little weight. The source of all nutrition for a developing fetus, malnourishment in a pregnant woman may actually lead to its increased sire at the expense of increased fetal size. Malnutrition during pregnancy may result in decreased vasculature of this organ that holds the developing fetus. Uterus Placenta Low birth weight Pregnant women have nutrient needs that differ from non-pregnant women. Some...
1. A closer look - The role of nutrient status on gestation PART A: Adequate nutrition...
1. A closer look - The role of nutrient status on
gestation
PART A:
Adequate nutrition is essential during pregnancy for proper
development of the fetus. Inadequate nutrition can lead to
increased health risks for both the baby and the mother, thus it is
important to understand what nutrients are necessary for the health
of both, and why.
Read the description of a critical nutrient needed during
pregnancy and how it influences the growing fetus, then match it
with the...
Nutrition Please match the correct critical nutrient in pregnancy to the effect, the 3 choices are shown in the picture...
Nutrition
Please match the correct critical nutrient in pregnancy to the
effect, the 3 choices are shown in the picture.
Please match the correct malnutrition during pregnancy to the
effect, the 3 choices are shown in the picture.
Options for 1,2,3 are:
1. folate or vitamin B12
2. 300 or 600 ug
3. 2.6 or 3.7 ug
Options for 4,5,6 are:
4. 15, 18, 21, 8, 27, 11 mg/day
5. 21, 18, 15, 8, 11, 27 mg/day
6. oranges, bran,...
a) b) and c) Effect Critical Nutrients in Pregnancy Necessary for collagen synthesis, inadequate intake during...
a) b) and c)
Effect Critical Nutrients in Pregnancy Necessary for collagen synthesis, inadequate intake during pregnancy may result in preterm birth. Critical in DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis, inadequate intakes during pregnancy may lead to fetal malformations. Critical for brain growth and eye development, inadequate intake during pregnancy may Impair fetal brain development, Fat Vitamin C Zinc
Hypertensive Disorders 1. List distinct characteristics of the following: a. Gestational Hypertension (2 criteria, including BP)...
Hypertensive Disorders 1. List distinct characteristics of the following: a. Gestational Hypertension (2 criteria, including BP) b. Preeclampsia (2 criteria, including BP) C. Preeclampsia with severe features (2 criteria, including BP) d. Eclampsia: e. HELLP Syndrome: 2. What is important to assess for in a pregnant patient that indicate she may have preeclampsia? 3. What is the treatment for preeclampsia, during labor? 4. What major conditions in the fetus and mother can result when the pregnant mother has preeclampsia? Diabetes...
6. All of the following statements are true about pregnancy EXCEPT: a. prenatal multivitamin/mineral...
6. All of the following statements are true about pregnancy EXCEPT: a. prenatal multivitamin/mineral supplements are generally recommended for pregnant women. b. a woman's energy needs do not increase significantly until the second trimester. c. at the 10th week of pregnancy, the fetus weighs less than 1 ounce. d. the average full-term infant is born after 40 weeks of gestation. 7. Which of the following CORRECTLY identifies the recommendations for average increased energy intake during the second...
I ICHS 123 Test #2 Name Date 1. After weeks of pregnancy a gestating baby is...
I ICHS 123 Test #2 Name Date 1. After weeks of pregnancy a gestating baby is considered a fetus: c. 8 d. 3 During a telephone follow-up conversation 5 days pospartum, the woman tells the health-care 2. don't know what's wrong with me. I love my baby, but I seem to be crying all the time!" The woman is most likely experiencing: a. taking in b. bonding c. postpartum blues or depression d. letting go After delivery, the new father...
Chapters 14-15 & 26-27 Nursing Care of the Family during Pregnancy Maternal & Fetal Nutrition Assessment...
Chapters 14-15 & 26-27 Nursing Care of the Family during Pregnancy Maternal & Fetal Nutrition Assessment of High Risk Pregnancy Hypertensive Disorders Holly is a 30-year-old 62 P1 at 20 weeks of gestation. She had an uncompliccated NSVD at term 2.5 years ago, Her other child is 3 years old, and according to Holly he "was not very pleased to hear that another baby will be in the house." Holly said that she feels more excited about this pregnancy because...
Name: Date: Maternity Take-Home test Postpartum 1. List at least 3 interventions you would do if...
Name: Date: Maternity Take-Home test Postpartum 1. List at least 3 interventions you would do if you found your postpartum patient bleeding more than she should. a. How much post-partum bleeding is considered too much? 2. You are assessing your patient who just had a baby 2 hours ago with an epidural delivery. She states she is starting to have a headache. Name at least two possible reasons for this headache? 3. What is engorgement versus mastitis and how can...
As the figure above shows, there are many changes to a woman's physiology during pregnancy. Categorize...
As the figure above shows, there are many changes to a woman's physiology during pregnancy. Categorize the options below as effects of progesterone or estrogen on the pregnant female body. Not all choices will be used. Estrogen Progesterone Increased Relaxation of renin- smooth muscle angiotensin- aldosterone activity Promotes sodium and water retention Reduced maternal immune response to fetus Increased protein biosynthesis by the liver Increased uterine blood flow Increased insulin resistance Reduced uterine motility Classify each statement depending on if...
Effect Malnutrition During Pregnancy May occur as a result of an undernourished mother during pregnancy who gains too little weight. The source of all nutrition for a developing fetus, malnourishment in a pregnant woman may actually lead to its increased sire at the expense of increased fetal size. Malnutrition during pregnancy may result in decreased vasculature of this organ that holds the developing fetus. Uterus Placenta Low birth weight Pregnant women have nutrient needs that differ from non-pregnant women. Some...
1. A closer look - The role of nutrient status on
gestation
PART A:
Adequate nutrition is essential during pregnancy for proper
development of the fetus. Inadequate nutrition can lead to
increased health risks for both the baby and the mother, thus it is
important to understand what nutrients are necessary for the health
of both, and why.
Read the description of a critical nutrient needed during
pregnancy and how it influences the growing fetus, then match it
with the...
Nutrition
Please match the correct critical nutrient in pregnancy to the
effect, the 3 choices are shown in the picture.
Please match the correct malnutrition during pregnancy to the
effect, the 3 choices are shown in the picture.
Options for 1,2,3 are:
1. folate or vitamin B12
2. 300 or 600 ug
3. 2.6 or 3.7 ug
Options for 4,5,6 are:
4. 15, 18, 21, 8, 27, 11 mg/day
5. 21, 18, 15, 8, 11, 27 mg/day
6. oranges, bran,...
a) b) and c)
Effect Critical Nutrients in Pregnancy Necessary for collagen synthesis, inadequate intake during pregnancy may result in preterm birth. Critical in DNA, RNA, and protein synthesis, inadequate intakes during pregnancy may lead to fetal malformations. Critical for brain growth and eye development, inadequate intake during pregnancy may Impair fetal brain development, Fat Vitamin C Zinc
Hypertensive Disorders 1. List distinct characteristics of the following: a. Gestational Hypertension (2 criteria, including BP) b. Preeclampsia (2 criteria, including BP) C. Preeclampsia with severe features (2 criteria, including BP) d. Eclampsia: e. HELLP Syndrome: 2. What is important to assess for in a pregnant patient that indicate she may have preeclampsia? 3. What is the treatment for preeclampsia, during labor? 4. What major conditions in the fetus and mother can result when the pregnant mother has preeclampsia? Diabetes...
I ICHS 123 Test #2 Name Date 1. After weeks of pregnancy a gestating baby is considered a fetus: c. 8 d. 3 During a telephone follow-up conversation 5 days pospartum, the woman tells the health-care 2. don't know what's wrong with me. I love my baby, but I seem to be crying all the time!" The woman is most likely experiencing: a. taking in b. bonding c. postpartum blues or depression d. letting go After delivery, the new father...
Chapters 14-15 & 26-27 Nursing Care of the Family during Pregnancy Maternal & Fetal Nutrition Assessment of High Risk Pregnancy Hypertensive Disorders Holly is a 30-year-old 62 P1 at 20 weeks of gestation. She had an uncompliccated NSVD at term 2.5 years ago, Her other child is 3 years old, and according to Holly he "was not very pleased to hear that another baby will be in the house." Holly said that she feels more excited about this pregnancy because...
Name: Date: Maternity Take-Home test Postpartum 1. List at least 3 interventions you would do if you found your postpartum patient bleeding more than she should. a. How much post-partum bleeding is considered too much? 2. You are assessing your patient who just had a baby 2 hours ago with an epidural delivery. She states she is starting to have a headache. Name at least two possible reasons for this headache? 3. What is engorgement versus mastitis and how can...
As the figure above shows, there are many changes to a woman's physiology during pregnancy. Categorize the options below as effects of progesterone or estrogen on the pregnant female body. Not all choices will be used. Estrogen Progesterone Increased Relaxation of renin- smooth muscle angiotensin- aldosterone activity Promotes sodium and water retention Reduced maternal immune response to fetus Increased protein biosynthesis by the liver Increased uterine blood flow Increased insulin resistance Reduced uterine motility Classify each statement depending on if...
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