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1
No safe threshold limits for marijuana use during pregnancy have been determined.
False
True
2
The most important risk factor for CP is ELBW or VLBW infants.
True
False
3
One of the biggest stresses for families of patients with CL/P is financial.
False
True
4
Factors that can lead to not enough caloric intake are
fad diets
inadequate nutritional knowledge
child neglect
breastfeeding
5
Consequences for preterm alcohol intake include:
ectopic pregnancy
preterm birth
low birth weight
FAS
6
Primary treatment for CL/P includes
Surgery
Frequent clinic visits
Antibiotics
7
Cleft lip and palate is more common than cleft palate alone.
True
False
8
The umbilical cord has one artery and two veins.
False
True
9
All pregnant women should be screened for tobacco, alcohol and other drugs at the beginning of their second trimester.
True
False
10
A disorder of posture and movement from statis brain injury peri or postnatally, limiting activity is
Rett syndrome
cerebral palsy
motor disorder
muscular dystrophy
11
Monozygotic twins are often called fraternal.
True
False
12
Universal screening for substance use in pregnant women is recommended.
True
False
13
Pregnant women with SUD may show warning signs such as:
good nutrition
noncompliance with recommended treatment
frequent encounters with law enforcement
no prenatal care
14
Women with SUD may be challenging to care for intrapartum and postpartum because:
they have poor control over their behavior
they don't have a good support system
they have a low pain threshold
they haven't had good prenatal care
15
Cleft lip and palate are not apparent at birth.
True
False
16
Clinical manifestations of FTT
developmental delays
withdrawn behavior
feeding or eating disorders
eye contact
17
The purpose of amniotic fluid is to
allows the fetus freedom of movement
maintain constant fetal temperature
serving as a source of fluids
protect the fetus from infection
18
Barriers to treatment for pregnant women with SUD include:
fear of losing custody
guilt
social stigma
labeling
19
The most common clinical type of CP is
dyskinetic
spastic
ataxic
mixed
20
Immediate nursing problems for an infant with CL/P are related to
feeding
pain
breathing
managing secretions
21
A universal manifestation for CP is:
social skills
fine motor development
delayed gross motor development
language development
22
Inadequate growth coming from inability to get or use calories needed for growth is
failure to thrive
growth faltering
pediatric undernutrition
growth failure
23
Fetal alcohol syndrome includes:
thin upper lip
poor speech
flat midface
growth restriction
24
There is no universal definition for FTT.
False
True
25
A teratogen is a substance or exposure that causes abnormal development.
False
True