Prenatal Care: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Trimester Visits - Pregnancy - Maternity Nursing |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Learn what happens at OBGYN visits during the first, second, and third trimesters of pregnancy.
** Correction at 4:47 Routine 1-hour oral glucose tolerance testing to screen for gestational diabetes takes place between 24-28 weeks **
Our Maternity Nursing video tutorial series is taught by Meris Shuwarger, BSN, RN, CEN, TCRN and intended to help RN and PN nursing students study for your nursing school exams, including the ATI, HESI and NCLEX.
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0:00 What to Expect
0:23 First Trimester
1:17 Tests & Procedures
2:41 Second Trimester
3:00 14-18 weeks
3:39 18-22 weeks
4:47 22-24 weeks
5:28 Third Trimester
5:43 28 weeks
6:10 30-32 weeks
6:52 35-37 weeks
7:35 What’s Next?
"Correction: 4:47 Routine 1-hour oral glucose tolerance testing to screen for gestational diabetes takes place between 24-28 weeks."
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Just took my Maternity HESI and passed with a 99.9%! Thanks so much for your great videos!
INCREDIBLE! Way to go!!! --Meris :)
Dear Merise,
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I have a small request that would greatly benefit me and many other nurses in similar situations. You and Catty often ask questions at the end of your videos, which I appreciate as it adds an interactive element to the learning experience. However, due to the constraints of driving and my inability to look at my phone, I sometimes need to find the correct answers to these questions. Please read out the accurate answers after each question in the videos. This would ensure that I get all vital information and enable me to engage with the content fully.
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Gratefully, MOJGAN
The second trimester fundal height was on my exam in maternity. I was ready!
That's AWESOME!!! Way to go! --Meris :)
Good afternoon, great information,I am assistant pediatría, from Spain, I love children 💜.
I’m so thankful I found these updated videos! I’m in Maternal Newborn this semester 💕
Thank you so much for watching! Best of luck on your studies.
Thank you for this video and mentioning the Group B strep test. I just watched a video the other day of a mother who lost her baby due to group B strep that went untreated. 😢
You are saving me in maternity! I love the flash cards too.
Awesome! So happy our flashcards and videos are helping you!!
Excellent good work I proud you sister
Studying for my Family nurse practitioner boards and I found this video very helpful, thank you 😊
You are so welcome! Best of luck!!
I listen to these on the way to and from lecture as well as clinicals. I use the bluetooth and boom additional lecture. I use the playlist.
Thank you so much!!! 😊
love you level up rn!! ive used you for all of nursing school. you never failed me!!!!
Thank you so much! Happy to be a part of your journey.
You are the best teacher meris!
Wow, thank you!😊
You have covered every minute detail about pregnancy. It was very sweet when you mentioned about the number of times a baby starts kicking. Is it not a joyful aspect of parenthood to feel the baby, before it is born?
Thank you so much!!! Very helpful.
So happy to be able to help! --Meris :)
Thank u!!
Thank you for this video. I appreciate it much
You're so welcome! --Meris :)
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Thank you very much. I found value in this video and a lot of important information stick in my head due to the way you were stressing on some points. Thank you. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
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very informative ... thank you
Glad it was helpful!
thnak you thank you
You are very welcome!
thank you
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Thanks ❤
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Great
From what week to week is the FIRST trimester ?
1-13 week
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I don't understand how fundal height can possibly still have efficacy in any way. It assumes everyone has a perfectly flat stomach before pregnancy.... ridiculous.
Totally understand your point here! However, whether someone has a flat stomach or not, the size and the location of their uterus should not be affected. We aren't measuring the size of a person's stomach, but rather truly pushing on that abdomen to feel where the fundus is anatomically. Assessment of fundal height is just _one single tool_ used in prenatal care to _estimate_ the size of the fetus, though, and there are lots of other things that are done during the care of a patient's pregnancy to ensure the fetus is growing appropriately! --Meris :)
@@LevelUpRN I appreciate your response, but it consistently (as in my entire life) seems like medical professionals have absolutely zero experience dealing with bodies like mine, who are not thin. Whenever they measure my fundal height they act like they don't understand my stomach or where it begins or ends. They each start measuring from different places and tell me I am measuring 7-10 weeks ahead, even when ultrasounds suggested my baby was small. It does not give me confidence in any of their abilities to help me through birth. I am glad I have a HAES educated doula.
Info was good. However, drawing or pictures will help. I space out when only talking is involved.
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