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PRENATAL ASSESSMENT Flashcards

1
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prenatal visit for the first 28 weeks

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every 4 weeks

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prenatal visit through the 36 weeks

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every 2 weeks

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3
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prenatal visit from 36 weeks until birth

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every week

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4
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  • establish rapport
  • setting: quiet
  • introducing self
  • gain information about a woman’s
    physical & psychosocial health
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initial interview

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5
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components of prenatal assessment

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  • extensive health hx
  • P.E.
  • lab assessment
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6
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  • lmp
  • pregnancy test
  • signs of early preg.
  • discomforts
  • danger signs
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chief concern

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7
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  • age, occupation, educ
  • partner’s age, occupation, educ
  • marital status
  • support persons
  • house size, locations
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family profile

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  • heart, kidney disease
  • uti, htn, dm
  • asthma, infectious diseases
  • immunizations
  • allergies
  • surgical procedures
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history of past illness

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9
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  • cardiovascular
  • renal
  • cognitive
  • blood disorders
  • genetically inherited diseases
  • congenital anomalies
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history of family illness

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  • nutrition
  • elimination
  • sleep/rest, exercise
  • recreation, hobbies
  • interpersonal interactions
  • habits
  • involvement in abusive relationship
  • medication Hx
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day hx / social profile

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  • menarche
  • usual menstrual cycle & discomforts
  • monthly perineal self-examination
  • past reproductive tract surgery
  • Hx of frequent D & C
  • FP methods
  • sexual hx
  • stress incontinence
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gynecologic hx

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12
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  • previous pregnancy
  • previous miscarriages or therapeutic abortions
  • blood transfusion
  • GTPALM
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obstetric hx

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ROS headache, injury, seizures, dizziness, fainting

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head

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ROS vision, glasses, diplopia, infection, glaucoma, cataract, pain, recent changes

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eyes

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ROS infection, discharge, earache, hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo

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ears

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ROS epistaxis, colds, allergies, postnasal discharge, sinus pain

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nose

17
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ROS dentures, teeth condition, toothache, bleeding gums, hoarseness, dysphagia, tonsillectomy, last dental exam

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mouth and pharynx

18
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ROS stiffness

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neck

19
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ROS lumps, secretion, pain tenderness

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breasts

20
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ROS cough, wheezing, asthma, SOB, pain, TB, pneumonia

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respiratory system

21
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ROS rashes, acne, psoriasis

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skin

22
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components of physical examination

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  • baseline height, weight, and VS
  • assessment of systems
  • measurement of fundal height and fetal heart sounds
  • pelvic exam and estimating pelvic size
23
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✓posture
✓manner of dressing
✓manner of speaking
✓facial expression
✓ presence of bandages & dressings

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general appearance and mental status

24
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estimates AOG by the relative position of the uterus in the abdominal cavity.

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bartholomew’s rule

25
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measuring fundal height

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mcdonald’s rule

26
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determines the length of the fetus in centimeters.

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haase’s rule

27
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haase’s rule

which half of pregnancy - square the number of month (example: 1x1 = 1 cm)

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first half

28
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haase’s rule

which half of pregnancy - multiply the month by 5

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second half

29
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listening for fetal heart sounds start at

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10-12 weeks

30
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an examination of the woman’s genital system

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pelvic exam

31
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performed:

  • During a yearly physical exam
  • When a woman is pregnant
  • When a doctor is checking for an infection (such as chlamydia, vaginosis, trichomoniasis, and others)
  • When a woman is having pain in her pelvic area or low back
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pelvic exam

32
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position for pelvic exam

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lithotomy

33
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true or false: ask the pt to void before the pelvic exam

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true

34
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instrument to use for internal visual exam

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speculum

35
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swiping a small wand to collect a sample of cervical fluids

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pap smear

36
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the measurement of the female pelvis to identify CPD, which is when the capacity of the pelvis is inadequate to allow the fetus to negotiate the birth canal

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assessment of pelvic adequacy / clinical pelvimetry

37
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12.5 cms pelvic size

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diagonal conjugate

38
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10.5-11 cms pelvic size

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true conjugate or conjugate vera

39
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11 cms pelvic size

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ischial tuberosity diameter

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