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antepartum - ANS ✔✔pregnancy - before birth



Intrapartum - ANS ✔✔within (during) labor and childbirth



preterm - ANS ✔✔a pregnancy that has reached 20 weeks of gestation but ends before
completion of 37 weeks of gestation



Presumptive signs of pregnancy - ANS ✔✔Signs that a woman may have that make her think
that she is pregnant. Including: Amenorrhea, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, breast changes, uterine
enlargement



Probable signs of pregnancy - ANS ✔✔examiner suspects a women is pregnant. such as
abdominal enlargement, hegar's sign(softening and compressibility of the lower uterus),
chadwick's sign (deepened violet-bluish color of the cervix and vaginal mucosa), goodell's
sign(softening of the cervical tip), ballottement, braxton hicks, positive pregnancy test, fetal
outline felt by examiner.



Positive signs of pregnancy - ANS ✔✔audible fetal heartbeat, fetal movement felt by examiner,
ultrasound visualization of fetus



GTPAL - ANS ✔✔Gravida, Term, Preterm, Abortions, Living



Gestational Age - ANS ✔✔Age as measured in weeks from the first day of the mother's last
menstrual cycle.

, postconceptional age - ANS ✔✔age since conception (minus 2 weeks from gestational age)



Pregnancy - ANS ✔✔3 trimesters

1. wks 1-13

2. wks 14-26

3. wks 27-term (40)



Ways of estimating due dates - ANS ✔✔height of fundus (drops at 40 wks, lightening),
ultrasound, naegele's rule (add 7 go back 3)



Stages of Labour - ANS ✔✔labour stage (early and active)



birthing stage (active and passive)



placental stage



recovery stage



What do contractions cause? - ANS ✔✔effacement and dilation



How are contractions described? - ANS ✔✔frequency (how many in time), duration (how long
for one), intensity (height of the graph)



Station - ANS ✔✔refers to the relationship between the fetal presenting part and the ischial
spines (narrowest diameter 0) either negative above or positive below

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