Z-F Pregnancy timeline Flashcards
what does gravida (G) mean?
the total number of pregnancies a woman has had
what does para (P) mean?
refers to the number of times the woman has given birth after 24 weeks gestation, regardless of whether the fetus was alive or stillborn
how would you describe a pregnant woman with 3 previous delivereis at term?
G4 P3
how would you describe a non-pregnant woman with a previous birth of healthy twins?
G1 P1
how would you describe a non-p woman with a previous misscarriage?
G1 P0 + 1
how would you descirbe a non-p woman with a previous stillbirth (after 24 weeks gestation)
G1 P1
when do foetal movements start?
around week 20
when do those at risk of gestational dibetes get an oral glucose tolerance test .
between 24 and 28 weeks
when do rhesus negative women get anti-D injections
at 28 weeks and 34 weeks
when do women with palcenta praevia on the anomaly scan get an US?
at 32 weeks
which vaccines are offered to all pregnant women?
whooping cough (pertussis) from 16 weeks gestation and influenza
which vaccines are avoided in pregnancy?
live vaccines eg MMR
which blood tests are taken at initial booking appointment?
blood group, antibodies, rhesus D status, FBC for anaemia, screening for thalassaemia (not enough Hb)
what is the combined test?
first line / most accurate screening test performed between 11-14 weeks gestation and involves combining results from US and maternal blood tests
what does US in combined test measure?
NT (nuchal transleucency) = the thickness of the back of the neck of the fetus (>6mm in DS)