Normal Pregnancy Diagnosis

Question 0

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

nausea w/ or w/o vomiting

Answer 0

presumptive; 6-18th week

Question 1

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

Answer 1

Presumptive evidences of pregnancy

Question 2

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

gestational sac

Answer 2

positive; 4weeks

Question 3

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

perception of fetal mov’t

Answer 3

presumptive; 16th-20th week

Question 4

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

hCG in urine/serum = positive pregnancy test

Answer 4

probable; 7-9 days

Question 5

[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy]

disturbance in urination

Answer 5

presumptive

Question 6

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

Hegar’s sign/Goodell’s sign

Answer 6

Probable; 6-8 weeks

Question 7

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

Chadwick’s sign

Answer 7

presumptive; 6th week

Question 8

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

fetal heart action

Answer 8

positive; 5 weeks

Question 9

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

perception of fetal mov’t by examiner

Answer 9

positive; 20 weeks

Question 10

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

enlargement of abdomen

Answer 10

probable; 12 weeks

Question 11

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

ballottement

Answer 11

probable; 16-20 weeks

Question 12

[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy]

cessation of menses

Answer 12

presumptive

Question 13

[presumptive/probable/positive evidence of pregnancy]

breast enlargement

Answer 13

presumptive

Question 14

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

increased skin pigmentation, abdominal striae

Answer 14

presumptive

Question 15

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

Braxton Hicks contractions

Answer 15

probable; 28 weeks

Question 16

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

Physic Outlining of fetus

Answer 16

probable; late pregnancy

Question 17

naegle’s rule

Answer 17

+7 days - 3 mos

Question 18

EDD if LMNP is Feb 10, 2011

Answer 18

Nov 17, 2011

Question 19

LNMP if EDD is Dec 4, 2011

Answer 19

Feb 25, 2011

Question 20

2nd trimester is ___ week to ___ week

Answer 20

14th; 28th

Question 21

[Duration]

early uterine

Answer 21

<20 weeks

Question 22

[Duration]

pre-term

Answer 22

21-37 weeks

Question 23

[Duration]

term

Answer 23

37-42

Question 24

[Duration] post dated

Answer 24

after 42 weeks

Question 25

[type of abortion] closed cervix, bleeding, fetus alive, intact bag

Answer 25

threatened

Question 26

[type of abortion] closed cervix, w/ or w/o bleedig, fetus dead but still inside intact bag

Answer 26

missed

Question 27

[type of abortion] cervix open, w/ or w/o bleeding, fetus alive, bag intact

Answer 27

open

Question 28

[type of abortion] cervix open, with bleeding, fetus passed out, bag all passed out

Answer 28

complete

Question 29

[type of abortion] cervix open, w/ or w/o bleeding, fetus alive but in ruptured bag

Answer 29

inevitable

Question 30

describe incomplete abortion

Answer 30

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

Question 31

early abortion:12 weeks:curettage:: | late abortion:________:_______

Answer 31

later than 12 weeks, wait for baby to come out

Question 32

why is curettage not done in late abortion?

Answer 32

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

Question 33

define spontaneous abortion

Answer 33

death <20 weeks

Question 34

interpret the obstetric score | G4P3 (2-1-0-3)

Answer 34

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

Question 35

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

Answer 35

oblique

Question 36

fetal presentation: feet/ buttocks

Answer 36

breech

Question 37

anterior fontanelle: diamond:: | posterior fontanelle: ______

Answer 37

triangular

Question 38

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

Answer 38

face

Question 39

T/F sinciput presentation is transient

Answer 39

T

Question 40

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

Answer 40

brow

Question 41

T/F brow presentation is not transient

Answer 41

F

Question 42

breech presentation with thighs flexed on abdomen + legs extended

Answer 42

frank

Question 43

breech presentation with 1 or both feet presenting

Answer 43

incomplete

Question 44

time when uterus becomes and abdominopelvic organ

Answer 44

12 weeks