Which of the Following Physiologic Changes Are Common in Pregnant

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following physiologic changes are common in pregnant women?

• A) Circulating blood volume decreases by 20% as it is diverted to the placenta.
• B) Oxygen consumption increases to accommodate the fetus's needs.
• C) Respiratory tidal volumes decrease because of the elevated diaphragm.
• D) Gastric motility decreases because of displacement of gastrointestinal structures by the enlarged uterus.
• E) The glomerular filtration rate increases as cardiac output rises.

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