A) Chronic hypertension
B) Gestational diabetes
C) Gestational hypertension
D) Preexisting diabetes
E) Slow, but excessive weight gain
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A) period of maximal sensitivity
B) critical period
C) fertility period
D) conceptual period
E) teratogenic period
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A) 12 oz
B) 18 oz
C) 25 oz
D) 28 oz
E) 32 oz
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A) Implantation
B) Teratogenic
C) Perinatal
D) Macrosomia
E) Oxytocin
F) Fetus
G) Preterm
H) Heartburn
I) Pica
J) Caffeine
K) Zygote
L) Embryo
M) Alcohol
N) Eclampsia
O) Amniotic sac
P) Birthweight
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A) iron-deficiency anemia
B) deficiencies in the body
C) careless and inappropriate selection of foods
D) hormone changes.
E) overconsumption of that particular food
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A) Implantation
B) Teratogenic
C) Perinatal
D) Macrosomia
E) Oxytocin
F) Fetus
G) Preterm
H) Heartburn
I) Pica
J) Caffeine
K) Zygote
L) Embryo
M) Alcohol
N) Eclampsia
O) Amniotic sac
P) Birthweight
Q) Preeclampsia
R) Morning sickness
S) Prolactin
T) Smoking
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A) essential amino acids
B) omega-3 fatty acids
C) iron
D) saturated fats
E) vitamins B6 and B12
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A) 1200 kcal
B) 1400 kcal
C) 1800 kcal
D) 2000 kcal
E) 2400 kcal
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A) fetal programming
B) overnutrition
C) malnutrition
D) fertilization
E) critical periods
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A) Very-low-birthweight baby
B) Low-birthweight baby
C) Small for gestational age
D) Appropriate for gestational age
E) Perinatal baby
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A) Implantation
B) Teratogenic
C) Perinatal
D) Macrosomia
E) Oxytocin
F) Fetus
G) Preterm
H) Heartburn
I) Pica
J) Caffeine
K) Zygote
L) Embryo
M) Alcohol
N) Eclampsia
O) Amniotic sac
P) Birthweight
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Multiple Choice
A) Implantation
B) Teratogenic
C) Perinatal
D) Macrosomia
E) Oxytocin
F) Fetus
G) Preterm
H) Heartburn
I) Pica
J) Caffeine
K) Zygote
L) Embryo
M) Alcohol
N) Eclampsia
O) Amniotic sac
P) Birthweight
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A) Fetus
B) Ovum
C) Zygote
D) Embryo
E) Blastocyst
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A) Cravings usually suggest the body's need for particular nutrient in the food being craved.
B) Cravings usually suggest the body's need for additional protein.
C) Cravings do not seem to indicate a physiological need for a nutrient
D) Cravings usually suggest the body's need for additional energy due to rapid growth spurts in the fetus.
E) Cravings suggest physiological need for a nutrient and should be given in to.
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A) Calcium intakes usually meet the recommendations.
B) The RDA for calcium is the same as before pregnancy.
C) Calcium absorption efficiency is the same as before pregnancy.
D) Adequate intake prevents the calcium from being taken from the mother's bones.
E) The body priorities the mother's bone calcium needs over that of the fetus.
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A) Implantation
B) Teratogenic
C) Perinatal
D) Macrosomia
E) Oxytocin
F) Fetus
G) Preterm
H) Heartburn
I) Pica
J) Caffeine
K) Zygote
L) Embryo
M) Alcohol
N) Eclampsia
O) Amniotic sac
P) Birthweight
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