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A comprehensive set of questions and answers covering the physiological and psychological changes experienced by women during pregnancy. it delves into key aspects of maternal-newborn nursing, including changes in the uterus, cervix, breasts, cardiovascular system, and respiratory system. The questions are designed to test understanding of these changes and their underlying mechanisms. the detailed answers provide valuable insights for students of maternal-newborn nursing.
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b., c.,: The initial changes are stimulated by increased estrogen and progesterone levels and not by mechanical distention by the fetus, placenta, and amniotic fluid
b. Striae (purplish stretch marks that slowly turn silver after childbirth) may develop. c. Colostrum may be expressed manually by the 12th week and may leak from the breasts during the last trimester of pregnancy. d. Glandular hyperplasia in preparation for lactation. a., b., c., d.
d. Instruct the patient to lie on her left side. d. Vena caval syndrome is a form of postural hypotension caused by the uterus exerting pressure on the vena cava when the woman is supine.
c. Progesterone decreases airway resistance through smooth muscle relaxation allowing for increased oxygen consumption due to increased fetal/maternal demand.