TNB 2024: Mother Baby Flashcards

1
Q

A woman who is pregnant/the number of pregnancies

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Gravidity

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2
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Term for never been pregnant

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Nulligravida

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3
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Term for pregnant for the first time

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Primigravida

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4
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Term for pregnant for two or more times

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Multigravida

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5
Q

The number of pregnancies that have reached viability (22-25 weeks of gestation), whether the fetus was born alive or not

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Parity

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6
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Term: Zero pregnancies that have reached viability

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Nullipara

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7
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Term: One pregnancy that has reached viability

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Primipara

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8
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Term: Two or more pregnancies that have reached viability

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Multipara

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9
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an acronym used to quickly help assess for pregnancy outcomes

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GTPAL

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10
Q

The number of pregnancies
- Includes the present pregnancy
- Includes miscarriages/abortions
- Twins/triplets count as one

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Gravidity

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11
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The number born at term
> 37th week of gestation
- Includes alive or stillborn
- Twins/triplets count as one

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Term Births

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12
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The number of pregnancies
delivered between the
20th -36 6⁄7th weeks of gestation
- delivered between the
20th -36 6⁄7th weeks of gestation
- Includes alive or stillborn
- Twins/triplets count as one

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Pre-Term Births

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13
Q

The number of pregnancies delivered
before 20 weeks gestation
- Counts towards gravidity
(the number of pregnancies)
- Twins/triplets count as one

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Abortion/Miscarriages

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14
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The number of current living children
- Twin/triplets count individually

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Living Children

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15
Q

First Trimester

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1-13 weeks

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16
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Second Trimester

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14-26 weeks

17
Q

Third Trimester

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27-40 weeks

18
Q

The number of completed
weeks counting from the
1st day of the last normal
menstrual cycle (LMP).

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Gestational Age (40 Weeks)

19
Q

This refers to the age of the
developing baby, counting
from the estimated date of
conception. The fetal age
is usually 2 weeks less than
the gestational age.

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Fetal Age (38 Weeks)

20
Q

Used for estimating the expected date of delivery (EDD) based on the (last menstrual period (LMP)

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Naegele’s Rule

21
Q

Naegele’s Rule Formula

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Date of LMP - 3 Calendar Months + 7 days + 1 year = EDD

22
Q

Presumptive Signs and Symptoms of Pregnancy
*Presumptive - not a definitive diagnosis for pregnancy.

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• Period absent (amenorrhea)
• Breast enlargement and soreness
• Nausea / vomiting
• Quickening

23
Q

Probable signs and symptoms of pregnancy.
*Probable - Pregnancy signs that the
nurse or doctor can observe.

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The signs:
• Goodell’s sign: a softened cervix
• Chadwick’s sign: bluish color
of the vulva, vagina, or cervix
• Hegar’s sign: lower uterine
segment soft
• Ballottement - When the uterus is pushed with fingers, the fetus goes up and than returns back down to its original position
• Positive (+) pregnancy test
(high levels of the hormone: hCG)

24
Q

Sign of a softened cervix

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Goodell’s sign

25
Q

Sign of bluish color
of the vulva, vagina, or cervix

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Chadwick’s sign

26
Q

Sign of soft lower uterine segment

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Hegar’s sign

27
Q

When the uterus is pushed
with fi ngers, the fetus goes up
and than returns back down to
its original position

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Ballotment

28
Q

Positive signs and symptoms of pregnancy
- Definite diagnosis for pregnancy!
- Can only be attributed to the fetus.

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• Heard fetal heart tones.
• Fetal movement felt by the provider.
• Visualization by an ultrasound.