Obstetric 1 Flashcards

1
Q

% of women who visit ER who are pregnant and don’t know it

A

5-10%

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2
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gravida =

A

number of pregnancies

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3
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para =

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number of times a woman has given birth, regardless of number of infants born

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4
Q

What does G3P2 mean?

A

gravida 3, para 2 = 3 pregnancies, 2 delivieries

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5
Q

What is the 4 numbers method of defining obstetric hx?

A
# full term infants
# pre-term infants
# abortions
# children currently alive
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6
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gestation =

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duration of pregnancy

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7
Q

typical gestation period

A

40 weeks (10 months, not 9!)

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8
Q

trimester

A
  • division of weeks

- 1st - 3rd

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9
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EDD =

A

expected date of delivery

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10
Q

preterm labor

A

labor that starts after the 20th week but before the 37th

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11
Q

term labor

A

labor initiated after 37th week but before the 42nd

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12
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post-term

A

pregnancy that extends to 42 weeks and beyond

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13
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caregivers for obstetric pt

A
  • RN
  • direct entry midwife
  • nurse midwife
  • obstetrician
  • perinatologist
  • family practice physicians
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14
Q

perinatologist deals with

A

high risk pregnancies

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15
Q

WCS =

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women’s health certified specialist

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16
Q

PT caregivers (WCS) deal with

A
  • fecal and urinary incontinence
  • pubic symphysis pain
  • SI pain
  • LBP during pregnancy and postpartum
  • pelvic floor mm tenderness/pain
  • pelvic floor mm weakness
  • postpartum NMS injury
17
Q

What are some types of postpartum NMS injuries?

A
  • pubic symphysis separation

- coccyx fx

18
Q

common 1st signs of pregnancy

A
  • missed period
  • nausea
  • tender or changing breasts
  • fatigue
  • implantation bleeding