CHAPTER 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The interval between the birth of a neonate born after 20 weeks’ gestation and the 28 completed days after that birth.

A

Perinatal period

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2
Q

The complete expulsion or extraction from the mother of
a fetus after 20 weeks’ gestation.

A

Birth

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3
Q

Fetuses weighing <500 g
are usually not considered births but rather are termed

A

Abortuses

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4
Q

Neonatal weight determined immediately after delivery or as soon thereafter as feasible

A

Birthweight

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5
Q

The number of live births per 1000 population

A

Birth rate

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6
Q

The number of live births per 1000 females aged 15 through 44 years.

A

Fertility rate

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7
Q

The term used to record a birth whenever the newborn at or sometime after birth breathes spontaneously or shows any other sign of life such as a heartbeat or definite
spontaneous movement of voluntary muscles.

A

Livebirth

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8
Q

The absence of signs of life at birth

A

Stillbirth or fetal death

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9
Q

Death of a liveborn neonate during the first 7 days at birth

A

Early neonatal death

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10
Q

Death after 7 days but before 29 days

A

Late neonatal death

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11
Q

The number of stillborn neonatesbper 1000 neonates born, including live births and stillbirths

A

Stillbirth rate or fetal death rate

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12
Q

The number of neonatal deaths per 1000 live births

A

Neonatal mortality rate

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13
Q

The number of stillbirths plus neonatal
deaths per 1000 total births.

A

Perinatal mortality rate

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14
Q

All deaths of liveborn infants from birth through 12 months of age

A

Infant death

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15
Q

The number of of infant deaths per 1000 klive births

A

Infant Mortality Rate

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16
Q

newborn whose weight is <2500 g

A

Low birthweight

17
Q

newborn whose weight is <1500 g

A

Ver low birthweight

18
Q

newborn whose weight is <1000 g

A

Extremely low birthweight

19
Q

A neonate born any time after 37 completed
weeks’ gestation and up until 42 completed weeks’ gestation

A

Term neonate

20
Q

Refers to neonates born at 37 completed weeks up to 38th weeks

A

Early term

21
Q

Denotes those born at 39 completed weeks up to 40 weeks

A

Full term

22
Q

Describes neonates born at 41 completed weeks up to 41 weeks

A

Late term

23
Q

A neonate born before 37 completed weeks
(the 259th day)

A

Preterm neonate

24
Q

A neonate born before 34 completed weeks

A

Early preterm

25
Q

neonate born between 34 and 36
completed weeks

A

Late preterm

26
Q

neonate born any time after completion of
the 42nd week, beginning with day 295

A

Postterm neonate

27
Q

Fetus or embryo removed or expelled from the uterus in the frst half of gestation—20 weeks or less, or in the absence
of accurate dating criteria, born weighing <500 g.

A

Abortus

28
Q

The purposeful interruption of an intrauterine pregnancy that has the intention other
than to produce a liveborn neonate and that does not result
in a live birth

A

Induced termination of pregnancy

29
Q

The death of the mother that results from obstetrical complications of pregnancy, labor

A

Direct maternal death

30
Q

A maternal death that is not directly
due to an obstetrical cause. Death results from previously existing disease or a disease developing during pregnancy,labor, or the puerperium that was aggravated by maternal
physiological adaptation to pregnancy.

A

Indirect maternal death

31
Q

Death of a woman from direct or indirect
obstetrical causes more than 42 days but less than 1 year after the pregnancy’s end

A

Late maternal death

32
Q

Death of the mother that results fr9m accidental or incidental causes not related to pregnancy.

A

Nonmaternal death

33
Q

The death of a woman, from any
cause, while pregnant or within 1 calendar year of termination of pregnancy, regardless of the duration and the site of pregnancy

A

Pregnancy-associated death

34
Q

A pregnancy-associated death that
results from: (1) complications o pregnancy itself, (2) the chain of events initiated by pregnancy that led to death, or (3) aggravation of an unrelated condition by the physiological
or pharmacological effects of pregnancy and that subsequently
caused deat

A

Pregnancy-related death

35
Q

The number of maternal deaths that
result from the reproductive process per 100,000 live births

A

Maternal mortality ratio

36
Q

unintended events of labor and delivery resulting in serious short- or long-term consequences to a woman.

A

Severe maternal morbidity

37
Q

unplanned events caused by error
that do not result in patient injury but have this potential

A

Near misses or close calls