1.
Explain the purpose of cell-free DNA screening, including when it is typically conducted and what conditions it screens for in the first trimester.
2.
What is the purpose of carrier screening, and what genetic disorders are commonly screened for during pregnancy?
3.
List three routine lab tests performed in the first trimester and explain why they are important for assessing maternal and fetal health.
4.
Discuss two essential aspects of patient education when assisting with prenatal testing in the first trimester and identify a nursing action related to informed consent.
5.
When is the integrated screen part 2 (quad screening) conducted, and what does it screen for?
6.
What diagnostic tests may be recommended if abnormalities are detected during the second trimester ultrasound?
7.
Why are second trimester antibody titers checked, and what complication do they aim to prevent?
8.
Why is monitoring fetal movements important, and how can a nurse assist a pregnant person in performing a kick count?
9.
What does a BPP assess, and how can a nurse assist a pregnant person undergoing the procedure?
10.
Why might a health-care provider recommend an NST, and how can a nurse prepare and assist a pregnant person during the test?
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