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- Explain Fetal Development by making any of these: charts, graphic organizers, tables, flowcharts, Venn diagrams, timelines, or T-charts.
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- Explain the Process of conception by making any of these: charts, graphic organizers, tables, flowcharts, Venn diagrams, timelines, or T-charts.Compare and contrast external and internal Electronic Fetal Monitoring? (Be specific).Using colorful markers/crayons/colored pencil, etc, draw a schematic diagram of the fetal circulation indication the route of blood flow from the placenta, vice-versa.
- Tips for writing an article on early ultrasound in maternity care?Discuss common physiological and psychosocial health concerns during thetransition of the child from intrauterine to extrauterine life ?Katie is 37 years old and about 20 weeks pregnant. When Dr. Crusher talks to a patient about scheduling their ultrasound, she simply tells them that it is a way to check on the progress of the pregnancy. However, Dr. Crusher knows that Katie is very worried about fetal anomalies. Dr. Crusher also carefully explains what exactly they will be looking for on the ultrasound as well as what fetal anomalies might be detected by the ultrasound. What standard goes with this? reasonable person standard professional standard subjective st
- Discussion: Fetal Development Marie Tamasin is a quiet shy, 35-year-old woman from Port Au Prince, Haiti, who arrives at the doctor’s office with her husband Jean. Jean tells the nurse that in Haiti, a multiple marker screen blood test was done, and they were told it was abnormal. Marie expresses ambivalence about the pregnancy, stating, “I’m really scared. I had a miscarriage 6 month ago. She complains of tender breasts and intermittent nausea. Her last menstrual period was June 10. 1. What is Marie’s GTPAL, and due date? (Using the GTPAL) And explain how you calculate a due date. 2. When is this test normally done? Explain what this test is and what are the implications of this test? 3. How might Marie’s cultural background affect the nurse-client relationship and what might the nurse do to become more culturally competent? 4. Marie is scheduled for an amniocentesis. The nurse askes if she has any questions about the test. Marie says, “I’m afraid the baby will be…Aling Violeta is confirmed to be 12 weeks pregnant. You then decide to conducta health teaching regarding pregnancyYou know that the right order of the occurrence of pregnancy events is Positive urine pregnancy test, determined viability, presence of fetal movement felt by the client, audible fetal heart tones via Doppler Determined viability, positive urine pregnancy test, audible fetal heart tones heard via Doppler, presence of fetal movement felt by the client Presence of fetal movement felt by the client, audible fetal heart tones heard via Doppler, positive home/urine pregnancy test, determined viability Positive urine pregnancy test, audible fetal heart tones heard via Doppler presence of fetal movement felt by the clientWhat are the ethical/social issues associated with your designer babies? Can make a pros/cons list. (If external information is use, please provide link)
- How is the date in the Pregnancy Ultrasound dated. Is it Day/Month/year or Month/day/ Year?Mr. and Mrs. Smith have arrived for their first fertility appointment after trying unsuccessfully to get pregnant for the past year. Mrs. Smith is withdrawn, her voice is monotone, and she becomes tearful when the nurse begins to take a health history. Mr. Smith hugs her and holds her hand, but Mrs. Smith doesn't seem to notice. What is the best nursing action to take at this time? O Get a box of tissues and encourage Mrs. Smith to discuss what she's feeling. O Ask Mr. Smith to leave the room and ask Mrs. Smith if she feels safe at home and how long she's been abused. O Tell Mrs. Smith she's being silly; the clinic will make everything better. O Continue taking the history; this is just part of the job.Explain menstrual cycle by making any of these: charts, graphic organizers, tables, flowcharts, Venn diagrams, timelines, or T-charts.
