Prenatal Care

Question 1

The date on
which the baby is
expected to be
delivered

Answer 1

Estimated Date of Delivery (EDD)
•
Estimated Date of Confinement (EDC)
•
Estimated Date of Birth (EDB)

Question 2

State of being pregnant
•
A woman who is or has been pregnant

Answer 2

GRAVID/

GRAVIDA

Question 3

the total number of pregnancies, past
and present, irrespective of the
outcome

Answer 3

GRAVIDITY

Question 4

woman pregnant for the first time

Answer 4

PRIMIGRAVIDA

Question 5

woman with 2 or more pregnancies

Answer 5

MULTIGRAVIDA

Question 6

Woman >35 years old carrying her

first baby

Answer 6

OLDER

PRIMIGRAVIDA

Question 7

Woman who has never never

experienced a pregnancy.

Answer 7

NULLIGRAVIDA

Question 8

•

woman with six or more pregnancies

Answer 8

GRAND

MULTIGRAVIDA

Question 9

Total number of birth that reach 24 or more weeks
resulting in viable fetus whether born dead or
alive. ( twins, triplets etc. considered as one).

Answer 9

PARA

/PARITY

Question 10

Woman who has given birth to one
child past age of viability or atleast 24
weeks alive or dead

Answer 10

PRIMIPARA

Question 11

a woman who has given birth more
than once at 24 or more weeks of
gestation

Answer 11

MULTIPARA

Question 12

a woman who has never completed a

pregnancy beyond age of viability

Answer 12

NULLIPARA

Question 13

A woman who has given birth to 6 or
more viable deliveries whether dead or
alive at birth

Answer 13

GRAND

MULTIPARA

Question 14

the earliest age at which
fetuses could survive if they
were born at that time(24
weeks)

Answer 14

AGE OF

VIABILITY

Question 15

pregnancy that terminates
before the period of viability (24
wks );fetus weighs less than 500g

Answer 15

ABORTION

Question 16

an infant born before 37
weeks but more than 24
weeks

Answer 16

PRETERM

INFANT

Question 17

an infant born after 42 weeks

Answer 17

POST TERM

INFANT

Question 18

Duration of Pregnancy in Days

Answer 18

267 to 280 days

Question 19

Duration of Pregnancy in Weeks

Answer 19

37 42 weeks

Question 20

Duration of Pregnancy in LUNAR

MONTHS

Answer 20

10 months
•
1 Lunar month= 4 week period

Question 21

1st 2nd 3rd Month

Answer 21

First Trimester

Question 22

4th 5th 6th Month

Answer 22

Second Trimester

Question 23

7th 8th 9th

Answer 23

Third Trimester

Question 24

Period of pregnancy or
period before labor and
delivery

Answer 24

Antepartum

Period

Question 25

medical and nursing care given to the pregnant woman between conception and the onset of labor.

Answer 25

Antepartum | care

Question 26

``` A healthy mother and a healthy fetus through identification of risk factors, assessment for complications, and education of the mother. ```

Answer 26

Goal of | prenatal care

Question 27

``` Done as soon as the woman misses a menstrual period and pregnancy is suspected ```

Answer 27

First Visit:

Question 28

First 32 weeks:

Answer 28

Once a month

Question 29

32 | 36 weeks:

Answer 29

Twice a month

Question 30

36 | 40 weeks:

Answer 30

Every week

Question 31

up to 30 weeks AOG (High Risk)

Answer 31

Every 2 weeks

Question 32

``` from 30 to 36 weeks AOG (High Risk) ```

Answer 32

Every week

Question 33

``` from 37 weeks up to delivery (High Risk) ```

Answer 33

Twice a week

Question 34

Establishing rapport Gaining information about a woman’s physical and psychosocial health

Answer 34

A. Initial Interview/ History taking

Question 35

``` name, age, address, telephone number, religion, and health insurance information, occupation and educational level, marital/relationship status and contact person information. ```

Answer 35

B. Demographic | Data

Question 36

Reason for consult Last Menstrual Period(LMP) Signs of early pregnancy, discomforts(e.g. nausea, vomiting, breast changes, or fatigue)

Answer 36

C. Chief | Concern

Question 37

History of family illnesses (cardiovascular, renal disease, blood disorders, genetically inherited diseases or congenital anomalies

Answer 37

``` D. Family Profile and Medical History ```

Question 38

Childhood diseases Allergies, drug sensitivities Diabetes, thyroid disease, asthma, TB , Kidney, heart diseases, UTI, etc.

Answer 38

E. History of Past Illnesses

Question 39

completes the subjective information. helps women recall concerns they forgot to mention Use a systematic approach, such as head to toe, asking about body parts or systems and any diseases that the woman may have had

Answer 39

F. Review Of | Systems

Question 40

reproductive planning methods(e.g. IUD, oral contraceptive) past gynecologic/reproductive surgery( e.g. tubal surgeries after ectopic pregnancy due to tubal scarring ,uterine surgery, CS

Answer 40

G. Gynecologic | History

Question 41

History of present pregnancy & LMP

Answer 41

H. Obstetrics | History

Question 42

A more comprehensive system for classifying pregnancy status

Answer 42

GTPAL or GTPALM

Question 43

number of times a woman has been pregnant, | irrespective of the outcome

Answer 43

G= Gravidity

Question 44

number of pregnancies that reach 24 or more weeks resulting in viable fetus whether born dead or alive. (note: twins, triplets etc. considered as one).

Answer 44

P= Parity

Question 45

number of full term infants ( born at 37 | weeks onward)

Answer 45

T =Term

Question 46

number of preterm infants ( born before 37 weeks | but more than 24 weeks(age of viability)

Answer 46

P = Preterm

Question 47

number of abortions/spontaneous miscarriages or therapeutic abortions < 24 weeks or age of viability or weighs < 500g

Answer 47

A = Abortions

Question 48

Number of presently living | children, twin, triplets are count individually

Answer 48

L = Living

Question 49

Twins, triplets, quadruplets

Answer 49

M =Multiple gestation

Question 50

Components of Prenatal Visit

Answer 50

A. Initial Interview/ History taking B. Demographic Data C. Chief Concern ``` D. Family Profile and Medical History ``` E. History of Past Illnesses F. Review Of Systems G. Gynecologic History H. Obstetrics History I. Baseline Height/Weight J. Vital Sign measurement K. Measurement of Fundal Height, Leopold’s Maneuver L. Physical Assessment and Examination M. Vaginal Examination N. Evaluation of fetal well being, Fetal heart sounds O. Health teachings and Prenatal education(Nutrition, Immunization, Exercise, Identifying Risk pregnancy)