University:
Middle Georgia State University
Course:
NURS 2010 | Maternal, Newborn & Child Nursing Practice
Academic year:

2023
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431

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1
Author:

Trenton Adams

ATI Question Uterine Growth & Fundal Height .. 24 weeks’ gestation… most likely fundal height? 26 cm 1. 12 weeks - above the symphysis pubis NCLEX TIP 2. 16 weeks - Halfway between the symphysis pubis and umbilicus 3. 20 weeks - At the umbilicus Memory Trick Fundal height (in cm) should = weeks of gestation + or - 2 weeks. 12 Pubic symphysis Weeks of gestation 2 ± Weeks 4. 36 weeks - at Xiphoid process 24 5. 38 - 40 weeks - the fetus engages & the fundal height drops 26cm ± 2 20 16 12 Number of pregnancies 0 ATI Question G Gravidity: (Gravida) Number of pregnancies Including: abortion, miscarriages & current pregnancy Nulligravida: number of pregnancies is zero Primigravida: the ﬁrst pregnancy Multigravida: the patient has been pregnant more than once P T P A L Para: the number of deliveries after Number of pregnancies 20 weeks gestation 1 Term Births: Number of births over … a nurse reads the following data: G2 T1 P0 A1 L1. Based on this information, what does the nurse know is true about the client? Select all that apply. The client has delivered one newborn at term The client has had no preterm deliveries The client has had two prior pregnancies The client has one living child 37 weeks Preterm births: the number of births between 20 - 37 weeks Abortion (or miscarriage) Number of deliveries 1 Living Children: Live births Number of live births 1 KAPLAN Question A client is pregnant for the third time. The client has one living child and has had one abortion. Which description does the nurse record? 20 weeks Top Missed NCLEX Question A client is being seen in the pregnancy clinic for a new pregnancy. Last year she had a spontaneous abortion at 3 months gestation. What will the nurse document in the client’s chart regarding her GTPAL? G2 T0 P0 A1 L0 20 weeks 37 weeks

Child Nursing Practice - Gptpal Assessment

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