TERMS Flashcards

1
Q

The number of pregnancies that reached viability,
regardless of whether the infants were born alive
or not.

A

Para

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2
Q

A woman who is or has been pregnant.

A

Gravida

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3
Q

A woman who is pregnant for the first time.

A

Primigravida

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4
Q

A woman who has given birth to one child past
age of viability

A

Primipara

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5
Q

A woman who has been pregnant previously.

A

Multigravida

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6
Q

A woman who has carried two or more
pregnancies to viability.

A

Multipara

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7
Q

A woman who has never been and is not
currently pregnant.

A

Nulligravida

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8
Q

This is when the woman and her partner spend
time learning that they are pregnant. They concentrate on what it feels like. A common reaction is usually ambivalence or feeling both pleased or not pleased about the pregnancy

A

First Trimester - Accepting the pregnancy

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9
Q

This is when the woman and her partner move through emotions (eg., narcissism, they become introvert as they concentrate on what it will feel like to be a parent, minsan andito na roleplaying, increase dreaming

A

Second Trimester - Accepting the baby

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10
Q

The couple starts to prepare materials and other arrangements for the baby. Sometimes, the couple may also grow impatient with pregnancy as they ready themselves for birth.

A

Third Trimester - Preparing for parenthood

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11
Q

is a rule of measuring the symphysis fundal height measurement, although not documented to be thoroughly reliable, it is an easy method of determining
fetal growth in uterus. The fundal typical milestones.

A

MCDONALD’S RULE

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12
Q

For a baby to be delivered vaginally, he or she must be able to pass through this ring of bone.

A

PELVIS

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13
Q

is the lightening or is the settling of the fetal head to
prepare for birth. Also called engagement.

A

Primipara

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14
Q

It is the settling of the fetal presenting part which is
normally the head to the level of the ischial spine.

A

lightening or engagement

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15
Q

From ovulation to fertilization.

A

Ovum

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16
Q

From fertilization to implantation
magdedevelop into morula, blastocyst.

A

Zygote

17
Q

From implantation to 5-8 weeks.

A

Embryo

18
Q

From 5-8 weeks until term

A

Fetus

19
Q

Developing embryo or fetus and placental structures throughout pregnancy

A

Conceptus

20
Q

The earliest age at which fetuses could survive if they were born at that time, generally accepted at 24 weeks, or fetuses weighing more than 400g.

A

Age of viability

21
Q

normal weight gain of a pregnant woman.

A

26 to 35 pounds

22
Q

FALSE CONTRACTIONS
Begin and remain irregular

A

TRUE CONTRACTIONS
Begin irregularly but become regular and predictable

23
Q

FALSE CONTRACTIONS
Felt first abdominally and remain confined to the abdomen and groin

A

TRUE CONTRACTIONS
Felt first in lower back and sweep around to the abdomen in a wave.

24
Q

FALSE CONTRACTIONS
Often disappear with ambulation and sleep

A

TRUE CONTRACTIONS
Continue no matter what the woman’s level of activity.

25
Q

FALSE CONTRACTIONS
Do not increase in duration, frequency, or intensity

A

TRUE CONTRACTIONS
Increase in duration, frequency, and intensity.

26
Q

FALSE CONTRACTIONS
Do not achieve cervical dilation

A

TRUE CONTRACTIONS
Achieve cervical dilation

27
Q

l east indicative of pregnancy because when taken as a single entity, they could easily indicate other conditions.

A

Presumptive signs

28
Q

objective and can be documented by an examiner. You can be pregnant but still not a true diagnostic finding.

A

Probable signs

29
Q

there’s a human being formed and there’s a structure of fetus. includes
1 Fetal Heart Tone
2 Fetal Outline
3 Fetal Movement

A

Positive Signs

30
Q

According to EINC, if the pregnancy is healthy, how many Prenatal Checkups are enough?

A

4

31
Q

when should a woman seek prenatal care?

A

As long as the mother suspects or learns that she is pregnant