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What is the 5 digit system for Gravidity and Parity? |
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1. gravida 2. term-para 3. preterm 4. abortions-spontaneous or therapeutic 5. living children |
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What is gravida and different types? |
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A woman who is pregnant
a. nulligravida-never been pregnant b. multigravida-2 or more pregnancies c. primigravidas-first pregnancy |
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What is parity and different types? |
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Number of births after 20 weeks gestation
a. doesn’t matter if born alive or stillborn b. nullipara-never completed a pregnancy c. multipara-completed 2 or more births at more than 20 weeks gestation d. primipara-completed one birth > 20 weeks e. not the number of fetuses born |
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birth before 37 weeks gestation |
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birth after 42 week of gestation |
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The capacity to live outside the uterus
a. somewhere between week 22-24 b.fetus greater than 500 gms |
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What are the two types of preganancy tests? |
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1. hCG-human chorionic gonadotropin 2. ELISA-enzyme linked immunosorbent assays |
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What are the components of ELISA-enzyme linked immunosorbent assay pregnancy tests? |
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a. color change with hCG bonding b. result as fast as 5 minutes c. detect hCG in 7-9 after conception |
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What are the components of hCG-human chorionic gonadotropin pregnancy test? |
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a. production starts with implantation b. found in blood 6 days after conception c. in urine by day 26 d. level rises until peak at day 60-70 in pregnancy then falls-lowest level at 100-130 days |
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What is Nagele’s Rule for the estimating the date of delivery? |
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First day of LMP→subtract 3 months→add 1 week |
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What are classical presumptive indicators of pregnancy? |
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a. amenorrhea b. quickening (mom feels baby move) c. breast changes d. N & V-weeks e. urinary frequency f. fatigue |
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What are classical probable indicators of pregnancy? |
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a. Goodwell’s sign b. Chadwick’s sign c. Hegar’s sign-weeks d. + pregnancy test (serum) e. + pregnancy test (urine) f. Braxton-Hicks contractions g. abdominal enlargement h. ballottement i. palpable fetal outline |
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What are classical positive indicators of pregnancy? |
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a. visualization of fetus on U/S-weeks 5-6 b. fetal heart tones by U/S-week 6 c. fetal heart tones by Doppler-weeks 10-17 d. FHT by stethoscope-weeks 17-19 e. fetal movements palpated-weeks 19-22 f. visibility-late pregnancy |
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