Relacionar Columnas Perinatal TestingVersión en línea This exercise will test your knowledge on common tests during the perinatal period. por Lauren Kaiser 1 Biophysical Profile 2 Nonstress Test 3 3-hour glucose tolerance test 4 Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) 5 Chorionic Villus Sampling 6 Amniocentesis 7 Group B streptococcus 8 1-hour glucola screen 9 Fetal Fibronectin 10 Leopold's Maneuver Maternal blood sample evaluating levels of protein produced by the fetus assessing genetic anomalies. Vaginal and rectal swab sample obtained around 36 weeks to determine if antibiotics are needed in labor. Aspiration of placental tissue to evaluate for chromosomal abnormalities at 10-13 weeks. Invasive procedure where fluid is aspirated for testing of chromosomal analysis or fetal lung maturity. Palpation assessment to determine fetal lie, presenting part, engagement and where is best to place EFM. Non fasting, 50g oral glucose load followed by a serum blood sample. 20-minute fetal monitoring period evaluating fetal movement in correlation with heart rate accelerations. Vaginal swab used to predict preterm labor before 34 weeks. Fasting, 100g glucose load with values drawn before (fasting), at 1hr, 2hr and 3hr. Fetal ultrasound evaluating AFI, fetal tone, gross body movements, breathing movements. NST also is included in score.