In the United States, the majority of abortion patients are how many weeks pregnant at the time of the abortion?Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.a8 weeks or lessb9-10 weeksc11-12 weeksd13-15 weeks

In humans, the normal prenatal developmental period from the day of conception is a total of __ weeksQuestion 14Answera.36 weeksb.42 weeksc.38 weeksd.40 weeks

All of the following fulfills a criteria for intentional abortion, except:Question 91Select one:a.Woman is 4 months pregnantb.Violence is applied against the womanc.Child is expelled following the violent actd.The offender has no intent of aborting the pregnancy

At what gestational age is diagnostic amniocentesis typically performed?Select one:a. 20-24 weeksb.10-12 weeksc. 15-18 weeksd. 28-32 weeks

31. At 17 weeks’ gestation, a fetus isn’t considered to be ballottable. Ballottement means that:*1 pointA. The examiner feels rebound movement of the fetusB. The client feels irregular, painless, uterine contractionsC. The client feels fetal movementD. The examiner feels fetal movement32. What is the functional life span of the sperm once it is deposited in the female reproductive organ?*1 pointA. 24 HRSB. 48 HRSC. 6 DaysD. 2-3 Days33.  In explaining the development of her baby, you identified in chronological order growth of the fetus as it occurs in pregnancy as:*1 pointA. ovum, embryo, zygote, fetus, infantB. zygote, ovum, embryo, fetus, infantC. ovum, zygote, embryo, fetus, infantD. zygote, ovum, fetus, embryo, infant34. A nurse performs a prenatal assessment on a client in the first trimester of pregnancy and discovers that the client frequently consumes alcohol beverages. The nurse initiates to assist the client to avoid alcohol consumption in order to:*1 pointA. Promotes the normal psychosocial adaptation of the mother to pregnancyB. Reduces the potential for fetal growth restriction in uteroC. Minimizes the potential for placental abruptions during the intrapartum periodD. Reduces the risk of teratogenic effects to developing fetal organs, tissues and structures35. A curve passage of the pelvis that slows and controls the speed of birth therefore reduces sudden pressure changes in the fetal head, which might rupture cerebral arteries*1 pointA. Pelvic InletB. Pelvic CavityC. Pelvic OutletD. Ischial Spine36. The portion of the bone on which the person sits:*1 pointA. Ischial SpinesB. Symphysis PubisC. IliumD. Ischuim37. Which breast structure is responsible for the production of breast milk?*1 pointA. NipplesB. AreolaC. Acinar CellsD. Lactiferous Ducts38. The cell that results from the fertilization of the ovum by the spermatozoon is called the?*1 pointA. BlastocystB. MorulaC. ZygoteD. Embryo39. A primigravida complains of morning sickness. The nurse should plan to teach her to:*1 pointA. Increase fluid intakeB. Eat three small meals a dayC. Increase calcium in her dietD. Avoid long periods without food40. The nurse should explain to the newly pregnant primigravida that the fetal heartbeat will first be heard with:*1 pointA. A fetoscope around 8 weeksB. A fetoscope at 12 to 14 weeksC. An electronic Doppler after 17 weeksD. An electronic Doppler at 10-12 weeks41. A client at 10 weeks gestation tells the nurse that she voids often, without dysuria, and would like to know what to do. The nurse is aware that this client will have to:*1 pointA. Decrease fluid intakeB. Contact her physician as soon as possibleC. Maintain increased fluid intake during the dayD. Try to resist the urge to void as long as possible42. A pregnant client is experiencing nausea and vomiting. The nurse is aware that this discomfort:*1 pointA. Is always present in early pregnancyB. Will disappear when lightening occursC. Is a common response to an unwanted pregnancyD. Maybe related to the human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) level43. A client who is 10 weeks pregnant returns for her second prenatal visit. She asks why she has to urinate so often. The nurse tells her that urinary frequency in the first trimester is:*1 pointA. Caused by the baby’s head descending into the uterusB. Influenced by the enlarging uterus, which is still contained in the pelvisC. A result of the mother’s kidneys filtering more waste products because of growing fetusD. Mostly a physiologic phenomenon that results from knowing that the pregnancy has occurred44. Which among the following does not pertain to fertilization?*1 pointA. ConceptionB. ImpregnationC. FecundationD. Nidation45. In the male, a primary reason for the scrotal sac to be descended is to:*1 pointA. Rapidly squeeze the sperm from their storage site into the urethra.B. Release an alkaline fluid that helps provide an environment favorable for sperm motility and metabolism.C. Promote sexual arousal during intercourse.D. Maintain a temperature lower than that of the body to ensure spermatogenesis.46. A nurse is preparing to check the fetal heart rate of a pregnant woman who is at gestational week 16. Which piece of equipment will the nurse most appropriately use to check the fetal heart rate?*1 pointA. An adult stethoscopeB. Fetal heart monitorC. Bell of stethoscopeD. Doppler47. The fetus can hear by:*1 pointA. 24 weeksB. 12 weeksC. 16 weeksD. 20 weeks48. The nurse has instructed the group about the functions of the placenta. After giving the instruction, the nurse knows that a client needs further instruction when she says that the hormones produced by the placenta include:*1 pointA. TestosteroneB. EstrogenC. ProgesteroneD. Human Chorionic Gonadotrophin49. Secondary sex characteristics in male are the following except:*1 pointA. GynecomastiaB. Growth of testesC. Increased in the diameter of the pelvisD. Penile growth50. Spermatogenesis takes place in the male’s:*1 pointA. Prostate glandB. Bulbourethral glandC. Semeniferous tubulesD. Leydig’s cells

Hormone changes experienced during early pregnancy seem to peak at ________. Question 34 options: a) 25 weeks of gestation b) 9 weeks of gestation c) 12 weeks of gestation d) 30 weeks of gestation e) 15 weeks of gestation