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Probable Signs: softening of the cervix

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goodell’s sign

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Probable Signs: softening of the uterine isthmus

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hegar’s sign

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Probable Signs: purplish discolouration of the vagina, cervix, and vulva

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chadwick’s sign

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7 Probable Signs

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  1. goodell’s sign
  2. hegar’s sign
  3. chadwick’s sign
  4. braxton hicks
  5. increased pigmentation in nipples and linea nigra
  6. ballottement
  7. positive pregnancy test
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2 positive signs of pregnancy

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  1. hearing the fetal heartbeat

2. visualization of the fetus

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GP/TPAL: # of pregnancies regardless of duration includes present pregnancy

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gravida

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GP/TPAL: birth after 24 weeks gestation whether infant born alive or dead or # of infants born

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para

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8
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GP/TPAL: pregnancy lasting 38-42 weeks gestation

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term

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GP/TPAL: delivery after 20 weeks gestation but before 38 weeks gestation

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preterm

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GP/TPAL: loss of pregnancy before the age of viability (20 weeks gestation)

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abortion

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GP/TPAL: what does L stand for?

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Living

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12
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never delivering after 20 weeks gestation

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nullipara

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13
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delivered twice or more after 20 weeks gestation

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multipara

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14
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being pregnant 2 or more times

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multigravida

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WARNING SIGNS: Vaginal bleeding (any), “bloody show”

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MISCARRIAGE/ABORTION

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WARNING SIGNS: Sudden gush of fluid from vagina

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Rupture of membranes

17
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WARNING SIGNS: Persistent vomiting

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Hyperemesis gravidarum, infection

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WARNING SIGNS: Severe, continuous headache

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Hypertension, preeclampsia

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WARNING SIGNS: Swelling of face, hands, legs, feet when arising in morning

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Preeclampsia

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WARNING SIGNS: Visual disturbances: blurring, double vision, flashes of light, spots before eyes

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Hypertension, preeclampsia

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WARNING SIGNS: Dizziness

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Hypertension, preeclampsia

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WARNING SIGNS: Fever over 100 F (37.8 C) and chills

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Infection

23
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WARNING SIGNS: Pain in abdomen or cramping

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Ectopic pregnancy, abortion (miscarriage), placenta abruption, labor

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WARNING SIGNS: Epigastric pain

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Preeclampsia

25
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WARNING SIGNS: Irritating vaginal discharge

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Vaginal infection

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WARNING SIGNS: Dysuria

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UTI

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WARNING SIGNS: Oliguria

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Dehydration, renal impairment

28
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WARNING SIGNS: Noticeable reduction or absence of fetal movement

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Fetal distress, fetal death

29
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TYPICAL FETAL HEARTRATE

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110-160 bpm

30
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_____________ ____________ will tell you if the membranes have ruptured –moisten nitrazine paper with discharge and it will turn blue if the discharge is amniotic fluid

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Nitrazine test

31
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VITAL SIGN ASSESSMENT of PREGNANT MOTHERS: TEMPERATURE

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may increase to 100.4 F (38 C) during first 24 hrs. It may rise again when milk production begin

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VITAL SIGN ASSESSMENT of PREGNANT MOTHERS: PULSE

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increased during pregnancy, remains elevated or may rise for up to 24-48 hrs, but should not exceed 100 bpm. Periods of bradycardia may be experienced. Pulse returns to pre pregnant rate in approx 8 weeks.

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VITAL SIGN ASSESSMENT of PREGNANT MOTHERS: BLOOD PRESSURE

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slightly increased both systolic and diastolic for 4 days. May experience orthostatiC hypotension

34
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VITAL SIGN ASSESSMENT of PREGNANT MOTHERS: RESPIRATIONS

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diaphragm descends when the uterus is emptied, making respirations easier. 6-8 weeks respiratory function returns to pre pregnancy rate

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