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N111 OB Terms

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antepartum period from conception until labor begins
intrapartum period from onset of labor until birth of placenta and infant
postpartum period from birth until body returns to essentially prepregnant condition
gestation 1st day LMP-birth. in weeks.
abortion birth occuring <20 wks or fetus born weighing <500 g
term pregnancy 38-42 wks
preterm/premature labor labor occuring >20 wks but BEFORE completion of the 37th wk.
posterm labor occurs after 42 weeks
gravida pregnancy
nulligravida never been pregnant
primigravida pregnant for 1st time
multigravida in 2nd or sunsequent pregnancy. 2 or more pregnancies.
para given birth after 20 wks gestation, dead or alive
nullipara never given birth at over 20 wks gestation
primipara given birth 1X at over 20 wks gestation
stillbirth born dead after 20 wks gestation
TPAL term, preterm, abortion, living. 5th number may be added to indicate # pregnancies resulting in multiple births, ie. triplets
risk factors any factors shown to have a negative impact on pregnancy, either to woman or child
EDB, estimated date of birth when child is expected to be born
EDC expected date of confinement
EDD estimated date of delivery
Nagele's Rule 1 day LMP - 3 months+ 7 days----------EDB
normal BP pregnancy 135/85
normal pulse, pregnancy 60-90 bpm, may increase 10 bpm during pregnancy
respirations, pregnancy 12-22 breaths/min. thoracic breathing dominant. pregnancy may cause degree of hyperventilation
edeman, pregnancy slight edema lower extremities normal
spider nevi, pregnancy normal
pigmentation, pregnancy linea nigra, stria gravidarum, melasma, cafe'-au-lait spots
nasal mucosa, pregnancy redder than oral mucosaedematous due to increased estrogen (stuffy)
rhinitis of pregnancy nasal stuffiness during pregnancy resulting from increase in estrogen
melasma aka known as cholasma face. mask of pregnancy
spider nevi aka spider angiomas. benign tumor. made of blood vessels
epistaxis nosebleeds
abd 10-12 weeks fundus slightly abv symphysis pubis
symphysis pubis v
abd 16 weeks fundus halfway between unbilicus and symphis
abd 20-22 weeks fundus at unbilicus
abd 28 weeks three finger breadths abv umbilicus
abd 36 weeks fundus just below ensiform cartilage
ensiform cartilage v
fetal heart rate 110-160 BPM
doppler for fetal heart rate 10-12 weekis
fetoscope for fetal heart rate 17-20 weeks
fetal movement palpable by... 18th week
ballottement during 4th to 5th month fetus rises and then rebounds to original position when uterus tapped sharply
diastasis separation between key muscles in abd after pregnancy
softening of cervix, goodell's sign when? 4-6 weeks gestation
chadwicks sign (bluish violet tint of vagina and cervix)when? 8-12 weeks gestation
McDonald's method measuring fundal height from top of symphysis pubis to top of fundus w/cm tape measure
McDonalds method unreliable when? obese, uterine fibroids, hydramnios
hydraminos excessive fluid in uterus
quickening fetal movements felt by mother, may mean nearing 20 wks gestation. can be felt 1st time 16-22 weeks
doppler primary tool for assessing fetal heartbeat beginning at 10-12 weeks
fetoscope almost always can hear fetal heartbeat by19-20 weeks, sometimes by 16 weeks. obesity may cause it to be heard later.
gestational sac 1st apparent during ultrasound 5-6 weeks
fetal heart activity 1st apparent during ultrasound 6-7 weeks
fetal breathing movement during ultrasound 1st apparent 10-11 weeks
clinical pelvimetry assess and measure vaginally to determine ample for delivery
who oerform clinical pelimetry drs, advance practice nurses, nurse practitioners
diagonal conjugate from lower border of symphis pubis to sacral promontory. normal measures at least 11.5 cm
obstetric conjugate smallest anteroposterior diameter fetus passes through. from middle of sacral promontory top upper middle point of symphis. measured by xray, estimate it to be 1.5-2 cm shorter than diagonal conjugate. needs to be 10 cm or more for normal size ba
plane of least dimension aka midplane
examination schedule every 4 weeks for 1st 28every 2 weeks until 36 weeksevery week from 36 weeks on
2nd semester blood pressure... falls
blood pressure alterations > 140/90 or increase of 30/15
weight gain in trimesters 1st is 3.5 - 5 lbs2nd is 12 - 15 lbs3rd is 12 - 15 lbs
funic souffle hissing souffle synchronous with fetal heart sounds, probably from the umbilical cord
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