14. false, pp. 66-67 15. false, pp. 66-73 16. A. Stage 1: dilation and effacement of the cervix B. Stage 2: delivery of the baby C. Stage 3: delivery of the placenta, pp. 75-76 17. 20-21, 7-1/2, boys, p. 79 and class lecture 18. large, class lecture 19. A. Appearance color – B. heart rate Pulse – C. Grimace reflex irritability – D. Activity muscle tone – E. Respiration respiratory effort (i.e., breathing), p. 76 – 20. 7, 4, 6, 3, p. 76 21. A group of techniques aimed at reducing pain and medical intervention and making childbirth a rewarding experience, p 77 22. electronic instruments that track the baby’s heart rate during labor; monitor the well-being of baby, p. 78 23. true, p. 78 24. a surgical the doctor makes an incision in the mother’ abdomen and lifts the baby out of the uterus, p. 79 25. 3, 5-1/2 THIS IS A TYPICAL DEFINITION OF PREMATURE, class lecture – 26. preterm: those born several weeks or more before their due date (note: usually considered 3 or more) small-for-date: below expected weight considering length of pregnancy, p. 79 27. small-for-date, p. 79 28. inborn, automatic response from a stimulation, p. 81-83 29. 2, 3, 1, 4, 5, pp. 81-83 30. A. regular, or NREM, sleep full rest, little movement – B. irregular, or REM, sleep closed eyelids, but eyes move; some body – movement
14. false, pp. 66-67 15. false, pp. 66-73 16. A. Stage 1: dilation and effacement of the cervix B. Stage 2: delivery of the baby C. Stage 3: delivery of the placenta, pp. 75-76 17. 20-21, 7-1/2, boys, p. 79 and class lecture 18. large, class lecture 19. A. Appearance – color B. Pulse – heart rate C. Grimace – reflex irritability D. Activity – muscle tone E. Respiration – respiratory effort (i.e., breathing), p. 76 20. 7, 4, 6, 3, p. 76 21. A group of techniques aimed at reducing pain and medical intervention and making childbirth a rewarding experience, p 77 22. electronic instruments that track the baby’s heart rate during labor; monitor the well-being of baby, p. 78 23. true, p. 78 24. a surgical the doctor makes an incision in the mother’ abdomen and lifts the baby out of the uterus, p. 79 25. 3, 5-1/2 – THIS IS A TYPICAL DEFINITION OF PREMATURE, class lecture 26. preterm: those born several weeks or more before their due date (note: usually considered 3 or more) small-for-date: below expected weight considering length of pregnancy, p. 79 27. small-for-date, p. 79 28. inborn, automatic response from a stimulation, p. 81-83 29. 2, 3, 1, 4, 5, pp. 81-83 30. A. regular, or NREM, sleep – full rest, little movement B. irregular, or REM, sleep – closed eyelids, but eyes move; some body movement
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