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Preconception Planning and Monitoring Fetal Health

Twenty Questions. Preconception Planning and Monitoring Fetal Health. Twenty Questions. The following slides contain 20 questions about preconception planning and monitoring fetal health This activity can be completed individually or as a group.

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Preconception Planning and Monitoring Fetal Health

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  1. Twenty Questions Preconception Planning and Monitoring Fetal Health

  2. Twenty Questions The following slides contain 20 questions about preconception planning and monitoring fetal health • This activity can be completed individually or as a group. • On the game board, click a question number to go to the question slide. • Read the question and allow time for a response. • Click “Show Me the Answer” to check the answer. • Click “Go Back to Question Table” and chose another question.

  3. Twenty Questions About Preconception Planning and Fetal Health Conclusion

  4. Go Back to Question Table Show Me the Answer Question 1 What two nutrients are especially important during pregnancy?

  5. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 2 Name five avoidable teratogensthat could harm an unborn baby. (An avoidable teratogen is a substance or experience in the environment that could harm a developing fetus.)

  6. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 3 Hyperthermia is ________.

  7. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 4 High body temperatures in early pregnancy increase the risk for what type of birth defects?

  8. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 5 Complete this statement: Avoidable exposures include over-the-counter and prescription medicines, illegal drugs, alcohol and _________.

  9. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 6 What is the “tool” to collect a family’s medical information to determine risks for: • Birth defects • Genetic syndromes • Major health problems

  10. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 7 What are two primary reasons to visit a doctor before becoming pregnant?

  11. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 8 Prenatal testing refers to a process that determines the health and condition of the unborn baby, and includes both screening and diagnostic testing. How do these two processes differ?

  12. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 9 All pregnancies have what percent of risk for a birth defect?

  13. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 10 Name three factors that increase the risk of having a birth defect.

  14. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 11 What percent of babies are born with a birth defect?

  15. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 12 Which identifies high-risk pregnancies, a screening test or a diagnostic test?

  16. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 13 Complete this statement: Screening tests are typicallymaternal _________ tests.

  17. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 14 If a screening test is positive, additional testing will be offered to learn if a real problem exists. This type of testing is called _______ testing.

  18. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 15 True or False: All women are encouraged to choose prenatal testing regardless of age.

  19. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 16 The screening tests based on a blood sample from the mother are a first trimester screen, sequential screen, quad screen, and alphafetaprotein screen. The screening test that uses sound waves to create images on a screen is an _____.

  20. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 17 Which diagnostic test analyzes a small piece of the placenta for chromosome abnormalities: CVS (chorionic villus sampling) or amniocentesis?

  21. Show Me Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 18 Which diagnostic tests analyzes cells in the amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus for chromosome abnormalities: CVS (chorionic villus sampling) or amniocentesis?

  22. Show Me the Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 19 What is the process to identify and understand what health problems a couple may pass on to their children, to determine particular risks and to allow families to make informed decisions right for their family?

  23. Show Me Answer Go Back to Question Table Question 20 Genetic counseling is important for families of ethnic groups with genetic disorders common to their group, because a pregnancy may facehigher ______.

  24. Conclusion • Preconception planning can improve the chance of having a healthy baby. • Prenatal testing (screening and follow-up diagnostic testing, if needed) can reassure a family of their baby’s health and help to identify and monitor or respond to potential problems.

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