Question 1

Maternal weight gain has its most visible impact on the infant's:

Accepted Answer

A)  nervous system. 
B)  birth weight. 
C)  respiratory system. 
D)  skeletal development. 
A)  nervous system. 
B)  birth weight. 
C)  respiratory system. 
D)  skeletal development.

Question 2

Margaret's first baby was delivered by cesarean. When Margaret went to her doctor for her second pregnancy, the doctor likely said:

Accepted Answer

A)  "Because you have already had one cesarean birth, this one will also have to be born by cesarean." 
B)  "Just because your first child was cesarean doesn't mean this one will have to be cesarean." 
C)  "You are only allowed one cesarean birth." 
D)  "You will have a troubled pregnancy and I recommend abortion." 
A)  "Because you have already had one cesarean birth, this one will also have to be born by cesarean." 
B)  "Just because your first child was cesarean doesn't mean this one will have to be cesarean." 
C)  "You are only allowed one cesarean birth." 
D)  "You will have a troubled pregnancy and I recommend abortion."

Question 3

The worst abnormalities caused by radiation occur when the pregnant female is X-rayed during the:

Accepted Answer

A)  first trimester. 
B)  second trimester. 
C)  third trimester. 
D)  last two trimesters. 
A)  first trimester. 
B)  second trimester. 
C)  third trimester. 
D)  last two trimesters.

Question 4

A pregnant woman is likely to experience morning sickness in the:

Accepted Answer

A)  first trimester. 
B)  second trimester. 
C)  third trimester. 
D)  last two trimesters. 
A)  first trimester. 
B)  second trimester. 
C)  third trimester. 
D)  last two trimesters.

Question 5

AIDS can be passed on to an infant through the infected mother's:

Accepted Answer

A)  endometrium. 
B)  fallopian tubes. 
C)  milk. 
D)  progesterone. 
A)  endometrium. 
B)  fallopian tubes. 
C)  milk. 
D)  progesterone.

Question 6

The correct term used for an organization that attempts to create a homelike setting for childbirth is:

Accepted Answer

A)  an outpatient clinic. 
B)  an alternative birth center. 
C)  a hospital nursery. 
D)  a mobile delivery unit. 
A)  an outpatient clinic. 
B)  an alternative birth center. 
C)  a hospital nursery. 
D)  a mobile delivery unit.

Question 7

"Pro-life" people believe that human life begins:

Accepted Answer

A)  during conception. 
B)  in the second trimester. 
C)  when the mother's water breaks. 
D)  after the placenta forms. 
A)  during conception. 
B)  in the second trimester. 
C)  when the mother's water breaks. 
D)  after the placenta forms.

Question 8

The doctor injected Phyllis, a pregnant woman, with immunoglobulin. Phyllis has:

Accepted Answer

A)  the side effects of radiation. 
B)  cervical cancer. 
C)  a serious infection. 
D)  Rh blood disease. 
A)  the side effects of radiation. 
B)  cervical cancer. 
C)  a serious infection. 
D)  Rh blood disease.

Question 9

Saline abortion is used:

Accepted Answer

A)  during the first three weeks of pregnancy. 
B)  when the fetus is too large to be removed by suction. 
C)  if the fertilized egg implants itself in the fallopian tube. 
D)  to treat severe cases of ectopic pregnancy. 
A)  during the first three weeks of pregnancy. 
B)  when the fetus is too large to be removed by suction. 
C)  if the fertilized egg implants itself in the fallopian tube. 
D)  to treat severe cases of ectopic pregnancy.

Question 10

"Pro-life" people argue that abortion is:

Accepted Answer

A)  a medical miracle. 
B)  not very cost-effective. 
C)  murder. 
D)  overregulated. 
A)  a medical miracle. 
B)  not very cost-effective. 
C)  murder. 
D)  overregulated.

Question 11

Saline abortions have a longer recovery period than other forms of legal abortion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Herpes can cause:

Accepted Answer

A)  stunted arms and legs. 
B)  fetal heart defects. 
C)  sudden infant death syndrome. 
D)  a spontaneous abortion. 
A)  stunted arms and legs. 
B)  fetal heart defects. 
C)  sudden infant death syndrome. 
D)  a spontaneous abortion.

Question 13

The average weight of a full-term baby is:

Accepted Answer

A)  four to five pounds. 
B)  five to six pounds. 
C)  seven to eight pounds. 
D)  nine to ten pounds. 
A)  four to five pounds. 
B)  five to six pounds. 
C)  seven to eight pounds. 
D)  nine to ten pounds.

Question 14

Men are infertile when they are unable to:

Accepted Answer

A)  have multiple orgasms. 
B)  maintain a high estrogen level. 
C)  produce viable sperm. 
D)  satisfy their sexual partners. 
A)  have multiple orgasms. 
B)  maintain a high estrogen level. 
C)  produce viable sperm. 
D)  satisfy their sexual partners.

Question 15

What is the current recommendation about the use of drugs during pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Over-the-counter drugs are harmless to a fetus. 
B)  Prescription drugs can be taken if their dosage is reduced. 
C)  In small amounts, any drug is safe. 
D)  Avoid all drugs until you consult with a doctor. 
A)  Over-the-counter drugs are harmless to a fetus. 
B)  Prescription drugs can be taken if their dosage is reduced. 
C)  In small amounts, any drug is safe. 
D)  Avoid all drugs until you consult with a doctor.

Question 16

Masturbation, oral sex, and homosexuality serve a contraceptive purpose.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The labor and delivery process is likely to be more complicated when the fetal weight is above:

Accepted Answer

A)  seven and a half pounds. 
B)  eight pounds. 
C)  eight and a half pounds. 
D)  nine pounds. 
A)  seven and a half pounds. 
B)  eight pounds. 
C)  eight and a half pounds. 
D)  nine pounds.

Question 18

A problem seldom discussed about the new techniques of having children is:

Accepted Answer

A)  the effect of reproductive technology on overpopulation. 
B)  the increase in birth defects as a result of new technology. 
C)  the potential reaction of the person who finds out he/she was born through reproductive technology. 
D)  a decrease in people adopting children. 
A)  the effect of reproductive technology on overpopulation. 
B)  the increase in birth defects as a result of new technology. 
C)  the potential reaction of the person who finds out he/she was born through reproductive technology. 
D)  a decrease in people adopting children.

Question 19

Outline the controversy over the frequency of cesarean births.

Accepted Answer

Although cesarean births are more trauma

Question 20

Congenital defects and genetic defects are synonymous.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Maternal weight gain has its most visible impact on the infant's:

Margaret's first baby was delivered by cesarean. When Margaret went to her doctor for her second pregnancy, the doctor likely said:

The worst abnormalities caused by radiation occur when the pregnant female is X-rayed during the:

A pregnant woman is likely to experience morning sickness in the:

AIDS can be passed on to an infant through the infected mother's:

The correct term used for an organization that attempts to create a homelike setting for childbirth is:

"Pro-life" people believe that human life begins:

The doctor injected Phyllis, a pregnant woman, with immunoglobulin. Phyllis has:

Saline abortion is used:

"Pro-life" people argue that abortion is:

Saline abortions have a longer recovery period than other forms of legal abortion.

Herpes can cause:

The average weight of a full-term baby is:

Men are infertile when they are unable to:

What is the current recommendation about the use of drugs during pregnancy?

Masturbation, oral sex, and homosexuality serve a contraceptive purpose.

The labor and delivery process is likely to be more complicated when the fetal weight is above:

A problem seldom discussed about the new techniques of having children is:

Outline the controversy over the frequency of cesarean births.

Congenital defects and genetic defects are synonymous.

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Exam 9: Family Planning, Pregnancy and Birth

Maternal weight gain has its most visible impact on the infant's:

Margaret's first baby was delivered by cesarean. When Margaret went to her doctor for her second pregnancy, the doctor likely said:

The worst abnormalities caused by radiation occur when the pregnant female is X-rayed during the:

A pregnant woman is likely to experience morning sickness in the:

AIDS can be passed on to an infant through the infected mother's:

The correct term used for an organization that attempts to create a homelike setting for childbirth is:

"Pro-life" people believe that human life begins:

The doctor injected Phyllis, a pregnant woman, with immunoglobulin. Phyllis has:

Saline abortion is used:

"Pro-life" people argue that abortion is:

Saline abortions have a longer recovery period than other forms of legal abortion.

Herpes can cause:

The average weight of a full-term baby is:

Men are infertile when they are unable to:

What is the current recommendation about the use of drugs during pregnancy?

Masturbation, oral sex, and homosexuality serve a contraceptive purpose.

The labor and delivery process is likely to be more complicated when the fetal weight is above:

A problem seldom discussed about the new techniques of having children is:

Outline the controversy over the frequency of cesarean births.

Congenital defects and genetic defects are synonymous.

Human Intimacy in the Brave New World of Family Diversity

Human Intimacy, Relationships, Marriage, and the Family

American Ways of Love

Gender Convergence and Role Equity

Communication in Intimate Relationships

Dating, Single Life, and Mate Selection

Marriage, Intimacy, Expectations, and the Fully Functioning Person

Human Sexuality

The Challenge of Parenthood

Family Life Stages: Middle-Age to Surviving Spouse

The Importance of Making Sound Economic Decisions

The Dual-Worker Family: the Real American Revolution

Family Crises

The Dissolution of Marriage

Remarriage: a Growing Way of American Life

Actively Seeking Marital Growth and Fulfillment

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