Pregnancy

Question 1

primigravida

Answer 1

pregnancy for the first time

Question 2

primipara

Answer 2

post delivery of the first pregnancy

Question 3

Multigravida

Answer 3

pregnancy for a patient who has been pregnant previously

Question 4

Multipara

Answer 4

post delivery in setting of multiple pregnancies

Question 5

Presumptive signs

Answer 5

amenorrhea
breast tenderness
fatigue
nausea
urinary frequency

Question 6

Amenorrhea

Answer 6

missed periods/ stopping of periods

Question 7

Probable signs

Answer 7

Enlarged uterus

Question 8

when is it potentially possible to palpate an enlarged uterus in pregnancy?

Answer 8

approximately 12 weeks

Question 9

Positive signs

Answer 9

direct evidence of a fetus
- ultrasound
- positive fetal heart tones (FTH)

Question 10

when is colostrum sometimes seen?

Answer 10

2nd trimester

Question 11

Colostrum

Answer 11

precursor of milk, can be expressed via the nipple

Question 12

symptom of 3rd trimester

Answer 12

progressive lordosis (normal finding/ reversible)

Question 13

Nagele’s rule

Answer 13

Estimated date of delivery
280 days from first day of the patients last menstrual cycle

Question 14

LMP

Answer 14

last menstrual period

Question 15

Gynecologic history

Answer 15

cervix
pap smear/ pap tests

Question 16

levels of prevention

Answer 16

primary
secondary
tertiary

Question 17

primary prevention

Answer 17

diet/exercise

Question 18

secondary prevention

Answer 18

screenings

Question 19

tertiary prevention

Answer 19

damage is done: prevent further damage