PMS III Practice Quiz 1

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PMS III Practice Quiz

Test your knowledge on key concepts related to pregnancy, maternal health, and childhood development with our comprehensive quiz. This practice tool is perfect for students, teachers, and professionals looking to enhance their understanding of these crucial topics.

True/False questions
Multiple choice format
Covers a range of subjects in maternal and fetal health
Score your knowledge and review your answers

40 Questions10 MinutesCreated by StudyingMother200

Which of the following is a post-natal determinant of gestational age?

LMP

Ballard Score

Pregnancy milestones

US measurements

How many weeks gestation do you see ossification of the fetal skeleton?

9-12 weeks

13-16 weeks

17-20 weeks

21-25 weeks

Which is true of blood pressure in pregnancy?

Decreases slighly from baseline in 1st trimester

Increases slightly from baseline in 1st trimester

Decreases slightly from baseline in 2nd trimester

Increases slightly from baseline in 2nd trimester

The increase in cardiac output (CO) which happens during the first half of pregnancy can be attributed to an increase in:

Plasma volume

Maternal HR

Stroke volume

RBC mass

Estrogen and progesterone levels are at their lowest...

At the start of the menstrual cycle

During the follicular phase

At the end of the luteal phase

At the end of the follicular phase

Which of the following is not a CI to breastfeeding?

Galactosemia

Active, untreated TB

HIV

Postpartum nipple/breast pain

Which of the following is not an indication for soy based formula?

Galactosemia

Hereditary lactose deficiency

Premature infants

Vegetarian based diet

T/F: If a female fetus is born without an ovary, she is likely to have an abnormality in the fallopian tube as well.

True

False

Skin changes in pregnancy are likely due to:

Increased levels of estrogen

Decreased levels of estrogen

Increased levels of progesterone

Decreased levels of progesterone

Which type of pregnancy is most dangerous to the twin fetuses?

Monoamniotic monochorionic

Diamniotic dichorionic

Diamnionic monochorionic

All are equally dangerous

Which is the precursor to the umbilical cord?

Embryonic body stalk

Chorionic plate

Synctiotriphoblast

Cytotrophoblast

What diagnostic method is a way to determine between familial and constitutional growth delay?

Bone age study

CBC

CMP

MRI

At which phase of the menstrual cycle would it be most helpful to get a pelvic US in order to evaluate the ovarian function of a woman with infertility?

Mid luteal phase

After ovulation

Early follicular phase

Menstrual phase

Baby presents with microcephaly, mental retardation, distal phalangeal hypoplasia, and craniofacial dysmorphology. Which is the most likely substance the mother was taking while pregnant?

Alcohol

Tetracycline

Phenytoin

Nicotine

______ causes the theca and granulosa cells to convert to progesterone.

FSH

LH Surge

Estrogen decline

Inhibin

Anatomically, the _____ will increase in size, while functionally, the _____ will increase.

Thyroid; adrenal gland

Pituitary; hypothalamus

Adrenal gland; pituitary

Adrenal gland; thyroid

A baby with micromelia, chorioretinitis and microcephaly was most likely exposed to what in utero?

Rubella

CMV

Zika

None of the above

Which is true of the function of the placenta?

It is maternal in origin

All gasses cross the placenta by facilitated diffusion

Allows the fetus to transfer waste products to mother

Interface between chorion and fetus

Which is true of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)?

Trophoblasts produce hCG after development of the placenta

Stimulates the corpus luteum to grow

Directs development of gonads and adrenal glands in 2nd trimester

Levels double every 24 hours

A 36 yo F obese patient presents to your office. She has been trying to get pregnant for the past 8 months with no luck. She tells you she knows she is overweight, but she wonders if there isn't something else wrong. Her labs show increased testosterone and physical exam reveals facial hair and acne. What is the likely diagnosis?

Hyperprolactinemia

Cushing's Syndrome

PCOS

Hypothyroidism

Which of the following is not significantly excreted in the urine during pregnancy?

Glucose

Amino Acids

Water soluble vitamins

Protein

Baby presents with short palpebral fissures, maxillary hypoplasia, a smooth philtrum, and congenital heart disease. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Fetal alcohol syndrome

Maternal use of nicotine

Maternal use of illicit drugs

Malnutrition

What is considered a developmental delay?

Child falls below 65th percentile in one or more realms of development

Child falls below 80th percentile in one realm of development

Child falls below 70th percentile in one realm of development

Child falls below 75th percentile in one or more realms of development

Which of the following is NOT an example of an impairment in social orienting?

Reacts less to their own name

Have little imaginative play

Does not approach others spontaneously

Unable to wait in line or take a turn

Normal or advanced development in most areas of development with delayed development in one area is known as ___________.

Discrepancy

Intellectual disability

Deviancy

Developmental delay

The LH surge occurs...

On Day 14 concurrently with ovulation

During the luteal phase

Approximately 36 hours before ovulation

1 week prior to ovulation

What hair changes would you expect to see 2-4 months postpartum?

More hair follicles in anagen phase (growth phase)

Fewer hair follicles in telogen phase (resting phase)

Hair growth

Hair loss

Which reflex helps develop head management and postural stability?

Trunk incurvation reflex

Positive support reflex

Rooting reflex

Moro Reflex

Which of the following is not a cause of tall stature?

Excess production of GH

Homocystinuria

Inborn errors of metabolism

Marfan syndrome

Babies on anticonvulsants or steroids may need increased levels of ____?

Vitamin K

Vitamin D

Iron

Fluoride

____ can be used to stimulate ovulation because it mimics the LH surge.

Clomid (clomiphene)

Evista (raloxifene)

Subcutaneous hCG

Femara (letrozole)

When should the 1st Well-baby check occur?

1-3 days after discharge

1 week after discharge

5-7 days after discharge

3-5 days after discharge

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