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Learning Objective 1. Define the key terms in this chapter. (Refer to Written
Assignment 2)
Review the list of key terms at the beginning of the chapter.
Correlate the key terms to what is discussed in the chapter.
Learning Objective 2. Identify the information typically collected at the initial prenatal
visit. (Refer to Group Assignment 1; Clinical Assignment 1; Case Study; Discussion
Topics 1; Test Generator Questions 2, 7, 8; Pre-Lecture Quiz T/F 1)
Explain the importance of preconception care.
Identify risk factors associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes. (Refer to
PowerPoint Slide 2)
Describe the nursing management associated with preconception care. (Refer to
PowerPoint Slide 3)
Discuss the benefits of the initial prenatal visit. (Refer to PowerPoint Slide 4)
Explain the various types of information obtained during the comprehensive health
history. (Refer to PowerPoint Slide 4)
Identify key components to be covered when obtaining the womans past history.
Describe the key areas to explore as part of the womans reproductive history,
including:
o Menstrual history (refer to PowerPoint Slides 5, 6)
o Obstetric history
o Gynecologic history
Review how to determine EDB using Nageles rule. (Refer to PowerPoint Slide 7)
Explain the terminology used for an obstetric history and give examples. (Refer to
PowerPoint Slides 8, 9)
Describe the physical examination. (Refer to PowerPoint Slides 12, 13)
Identify the typical assessment findings of the pelvic examination. (Refer to
PowerPoint Slide 13)
Discuss the importance of pelvic shape and size on pregnancy and birth.
List the typical laboratory tests performed on the initial prenatal visit. (Refer to
PowerPoint Slide 14)
Learning Objective 4. Categorize the tests used to assess maternal and fetal well-being,
including nursing management for each. (Refer to Written Assignment 1; Case Study;
Test Generator Questions 6, 9, 10, 15; Pre-Lecture Quiz T/F 3, 4, 5; Pre-Lecture
Quiz FitB 2, 3)
Review the common laboratory tests performed during the prenatal period.
Discuss the following tests to determine fetal well-being, including when performed,
information obtained, risks to mother or fetus, and nursing management (refer to
PowerPoint Slide 19):
o Ultrasound
o Doppler flow studies
o Alpha-fetoprotein analysis
o Marker screening tests
o Nuchal translucency screening
o Amniocentesis
o Chorionic villi sampling
o Percutaneous umbilical blood sampling
o Nonstress test
o Contraction stress test
o Biophysical profile
Learning Objective 6. List the key components of perinatal education. (Refer to Clinical
Assignment 2; Web Assignment 1; Discussion Topics 2; Test Generator Questions 3;
Pre-Lecture Quiz FitB 4, 5)
Define the term perinatal education.
Describe the usual components of childbirth education classes.
Compare and contrast the Lamaze, Bradley, and Dick-Read methods of childbirth.
(Refer to PowerPoint Slide 27)
Identify the options available for birth settings and care providers. (Refer to
PowerPoint Slide 28)
List the advantages and disadvantages of breast-feeding. (Refer to PowerPoint Slide
29)
Explain the measures needed, including client education, to prepare a woman for
breast-feeding.
Discuss the teaching needed for parents who choose bottle feeding.
Explain the information to be addressed as final preparation for labor and birth.