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Normal Pregnancy Diagnosis Flashcards

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

nausea w/ or w/o vomiting

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presumptive; 6-18th week

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Giving grounds for reasonable opinion or belief; based on signs and symptoms through hispry taking and physical examination and upon results of lab tests

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Presumptive evidences of pregnancy

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

gestational sac

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positive; 4weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy +time observable]

perception of fetal mov’t

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presumptive; 16th-20th week

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

hCG in urine/serum = positive pregnancy test

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probable; 7-9 days

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy]

disturbance in urination

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presumptive

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

Hegar’s sign/Goodell’s sign

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Probable; 6-8 weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

Chadwick’s sign

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presumptive; 6th week

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

fetal heart action

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positive; 5 weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

perception of fetal mov’t by examiner

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positive; 20 weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

enlargement of abdomen

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probable; 12 weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

ballottement

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probable; 16-20 weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy]

cessation of menses

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presumptive

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy]

breast enlargement

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presumptive

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

increased skin pigmentation, abdominal striae

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presumptive

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

Braxton Hicks contractions

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probable; 28 weeks

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[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy + time observable]

Physic Outlining of fetus

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probable; late pregnancy

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17
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naegle’s rule

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+7 days - 3 mos

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EDD if LMNP is Feb 10, 2011

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Nov 17, 2011

19
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LNMP if EDD is Dec 4, 2011

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Feb 25, 2011

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2nd trimester is ___ week to ___ week

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14th; 28th

21
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[Duration]

early uterine

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<20 weeks

22
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[Duration]

pre-term

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21-37 weeks

23
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[Duration]

term

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37-42

24
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[Duration]

post dated

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after 42 weeks

25
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[type of abortion]

closed cervix, bleeding, fetus alive, intact bag

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threatened

26
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[type of abortion]

closed cervix, w/ or w/o bleedig, fetus dead but still inside intact bag

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missed

27
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[type of abortion]

cervix open, w/ or w/o bleeding, fetus alive, bag intact

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open

28
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[type of abortion]

cervix open, with bleeding, fetus passed out, bag all passed out

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complete

29
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[type of abortion]

cervix open, w/ or w/o bleeding, fetus alive but in ruptured bag

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inevitable

30
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describe incomplete abortion

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open cervix, bleeding, fetis passed out, only some of the bag is passed out

31
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early abortion:12 weeks:curettage::

late abortion:________:_______

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later than 12 weeks, wait for baby to come out

32
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why is curettage not done in late abortion?

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baby already has bonu spicules and these may cause uterine laceration and bleeding

33
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define spontaneous abortion

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death <20 weeks

34
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interpret the obstetric score

G4P3 (2-1-0-3)

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4 pregnancies, 3 viable deliveries, 2 term babies, 1preterm, no abortion, 3 living children

35
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transient fetal lie with fetal and maternal axes crossing at 45deg angle

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oblique

36
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fetal presentation: feet/ buttocks

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breech

37
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anterior fontanelle: diamond::

posterior fontanelle: ______

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triangular

38
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cephalic presentation with head in full extension, occipit in contact wih back, face palpated on IE

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face

39
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T/F sinciput presentation is transient

A

T

40
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cephalic presentation a.k.a military attitude, head partially extended, brow presents on IE

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brow

41
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T/F brow presentation is not transient

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F

42
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breech presentation with thighs flexed on abdomen + legs extended

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frank

43
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breech presentation with 1 or both feet presenting

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incomplete

44
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time when uterus becomes and abdominopelvic organ

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12 weeks

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