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A pregnant patient tells the nurse that she is not happy to learn about the pregnancy. At which point in the pregnancy does the nurse realize that the patient will change her mind about the pregnancy?
 
  A) Around the third month
  B) After the seventh month
  C) When quickening occurs
  D) After lightening happens

Question 2

The child with Down syndrome should be evaluated for which condition before participating in some sports?
 
  a. Hyperflexibility
  b. Cutis marmorata
  c. Atlantoaxial instability
  d. Speckling of iris (Brushfield spots)



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Answer to Question 1

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Quickening or feeling the baby move inside the body is a dramatic event and causes the pregnant woman's feelings about the pregnancy to change. Quickening occurs during the second trimester of the pregnancy, which is after the third but before the seventh month. Lightening occurs near the end of the pregnancy.

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A Although hyperflexibility is characteristic of Down syndrome, it does not affect
the child's ability to participate in sports.
B Although cutis marmorata is characteristic of Down syndrome, it does not affect
the child's ability to participate in sports.
C Children with Down syndrome are at risk for atlantoaxial instability. Before
participating in sports that put stress on the head and neck, a radiologic
examination should be done.
D Although Brushfield spots are characteristic of Down syndrome, they do not
affect the child's ability to participate in sports.




Starlight

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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