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OBSTETRICS 1.0 > 1.7 History Taking & Diagnosis of Pregnancy and Prenatal Care > Flashcards

1.7 History Taking & Diagnosis of Pregnancy and Prenatal Care Flashcards

1
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manuever where the examiner faces the mother’s feet

A

4th leopold maneuver (pelvic grip)

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2
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disturbance of urination (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

(Presumptive

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2
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(+) Fetal hearts (Presumptive, probable, positve)

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positive

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3
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hegar’s sign (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

probable

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4
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cessation of menses (Presumptive, probable, positve)

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presumtpive

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5
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number of pregnancies reaching 20 weeks and not the number of fetuses delivered (twins counted as 1)

A

Parity

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6
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3rd leopolds manuever aka?

A

Pawlik’s grip

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7
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a woman in labor

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parturient

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7
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pigmentatiaon and developent of abdominal striae (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumtive

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8
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1st leopold maneuver is also known as

A

Fundal grip

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8
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In Pawlik’s grip, if the cephalic prominence is on the same as the small parts, what presentation?

A

head is flezed, vertex presentation

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8
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Chadwicks sign (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumptive

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9
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pseudocyesis (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumptive

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9
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In nullipara, the frenulum is?

A

intact

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10
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anatomical changes in breast (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumptive

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11
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a woman who is in or has experienced her first pregnancy

A

primigravida

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11
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enlargment of abdomen (Presumptive, probable, positve)`

A

probalbe

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12
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Nausea (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumptive

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13
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in nullipara, the labia majora is?

A

in close apposition

14
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In multipara, hymen is?

A

multiform curuncles

15
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a woman who had just given birth

16
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hear during auscultation: rushishh of blood through the umbilical cord

A

Funic (umbilical cord) souffle

17
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perception of fetal movement (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumptive

19
Q

manuever which differentiate whether the fetus is breech or cephalic

A

1st leopold maneuver

20
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goodell’s sign (Presumptive, probable, positve)

21
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In nullipara, the abdomen is?

A

tense and firm

22
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braxton hicks contraction (Presumptive, probable, positve)

24
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evidence based largely on s/sx

A

presumptive sign

25
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positive results in endocrine test for hCG in urine/serum (Presumptive, probable, positve)

26
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ballotment (Presumptive, probable, positve)

27
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significant overlap of the skull bone due to liquefaction of the brain

A

spalding sign

28
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Abdominal wall is lax and penduloous in multipara or nullipara?

30
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a woman who has delivered more than once a fetus or fetuses who is alive or dead with an estimated length of gestaiton of > 20 weeks

31
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perception of active fetal movement by the examiner (Presumptive, probable, positve)

32
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demonstration of gas in fetall spines

A

Robert’ sign

34
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never completed pregnancy beyond 20 weeks of gestation

35
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A woman who is or has been pregnant irrespective of pregnancy outcome

37
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a woman who has been pregnant more than once

A

multigravida

38
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fatigue (Presumptive, probable, positve)

A

presumptive

39
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a woman who has never been pregnant or is not pregnant

A

nulligravida

40
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Use to estimate the expected date of delivery

A

Naegel’s rule

41
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palpating an organ of floating stucture by bouncing it gently and feeling it rebound

A

ballotment

43
Q

measured from upper border of symphysis pubis to upper border of fundus

A

fundic height

44
Q

a state wherein a woman believes she is pregnant

A

pseudocyesis

45
Q

soft, blowing sound synchronous with maternal pulse

A

uterine souffle

46
Q

physical outline of the uterus (Presumptive, probable, positve)

47
Q

Umbilical grip

A

2nd leopold manuever

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