SIGNS & SYMPTOMS
TRIMESTERS & DEVELOPMENT
LABOR & DELIVERY
TESTS & COMPLICATIONS
BIRTHING & NEWBORN CARE
100


This is the most commonly missed sign that prompts women to take a pregnancy test.



Missed menstrual period


100


How many weeks does a typical pregnancy last?



40 weeks


100


This is the term for when the baby's head becomes visible during delivery.



Crowning


100


This imaging test uses sound waves to view the developing fetus.



Ultrasound


100


This birthing option is considered safest for receiving immediate medical treatment.



Hospital


200


This hormone, detected by pregnancy tests, is produced by cells in the placenta.



HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin)


200


By the end of this month, the embryo has a heartbeat and is called a fetus.



Second month / Month 2


200


"The show," "water breaking," and "contractions" are all signs of this.



Labor / Onset of labor


200


When the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, it is called this type of pregnancy.



Ectopic pregnancy


200


Certified nurses who can assist births at hospitals, homes, or centers are called this.



Midwives


300


Name TWO symptoms that overlap between pregnancy and PMS.



Any 2: fatigue, mood changes, breast tenderness, cramping, headaches, constipation, bloating


300


During which trimester can the mother first feel the baby's movement?



Second trimester (4th-5th month)


300


This stage of labor involves the cervix dilating to 8-10 centimeters.



First stage / Dilation of cervix


300


This complication occurs when the placenta is implanted near or over the cervical opening.



Placenta previa


300

Water birth is recommended for women with this type of pregnancy classification.

Low-risk pregnancy

400


Unlike PMS, this pregnancy symptom involves the darkening of a specific body part.



Darkening of nipples/areola


400


This waxy coating appears on the baby during the 6th month to prevent dehydration.



Vernix


400


When a baby is delivered feet or buttocks first instead of head first, it is called this.


Breech birth


400


A test that checks for chromosomal abnormalities by sampling fluid from the amniotic sac.



Amniocentesis


400


What does the "A" in APGAR stand for, and what does a score of 0 indicate for it?



Appearance (skin color); 0 = blue/pale


500


Name THREE pregnancy warning signs that require immediate medical attention.



Any 3: reduced fetal movement, heavy bleeding, severe headaches, rapid weight gain, fever, leg pain


500


Name the THREE functions of the amniotic sac.



Temperature control, protection from shock, barrier to infection


500


This breathing technique, named after a French doctor, helps redirect focus from pain.



Lamaze


500


Name THREE risk factors for stillbirth.



Any 3: high blood pressure, diabetes, infection, placental abruption, umbilical cord problems, birth defects


500


An APGAR score below this number indicates the baby may need life-saving intervention.



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