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Lab 4 Edd, Gpal Score, Common Terminologies 2023-24 1ST Sem MS Preetha
Lab 4 Edd, Gpal Score, Common Terminologies 2023-24 1ST Sem MS Preetha
ASSESSMENT OF ANTENATAL
MOTHER
PREPARED BY: MS BINITHA RANI
MODIFIED BY : MS PREETHA AJITH KUMAR
Objectives:
1. Discuss the concepts of the new ANC model
2. Demonstrate the process of booking in ANC according to
MOH
3. Discuss the nursing care during subsequent prenatal visits.
4. Determine estimated date of delivery
5. Explain daily fetal movement count (Kick counts)
6. Describe Ultrasonography for antenatal women
7. Demonstrate skills in administering deltoid injections
8. Demonstrate a systematic physical assessment of the
pregnant woman.
9. Conduct abdominal assessment of pregnant woman
through utilization of Leopold‘s Maneuvers.
SLIDES FROM : Ms Binitha
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Today’s objectives
1. Determine estimated date of delivery by
Nagele’s Rule
2. Calculate Obstetric Score
3.Common terminologies related to pregnancy
4.Understand McDonald’s Rule to identify fetal growth
➢ PREGNANCY (Gestation):
Pregnancy the time from the last menstrual period until
birth of a baby.
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EXPECTED DATE OF DELIVERY (EDD)
CALCULATION
• Calculate EDD( expected date of delivery) or EDC
( expected date of confinement) About 280 days from LMP by
using
NAEGELES’S RULE
ADD 9 MONTHS and 7 DAYS to the date of the LMP
OR
EDD = Count 3 months back from the First day of her
last normal menstrual period & add 7 days
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Calculate EDD
• LMP : 4 January 2023
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Calculate EDD
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LMP: 26 June 2023
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Contd.
Gestational Age :
The number of weeks the fetus remained in
uterus from last menstrual period.
Gravida:
Number of times a women has been
pregnant, including the present pregnancy,
abortion and still birth.
Note : In multiple pregnancy even though
she is pregnant with more than one baby ,
gravida is counted as one.
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Contd.
Primigravida:
A woman who is pregnant for the first time.
Multigravida:
A woman who is in pregnant for the second or any
subsequent pregnancies.
Trimester :
A period of 3 months during pregnancy ,
• The 1st trimester is 1-12 weeks ( 1 to 3 months)
• The second trimester is 13-24 weeks ( 4- 6 months)
• The third trimester is 25-weeks to delivery.
(7 months to delivery)
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Contd.
Parity:
Is defined as the number of times a woman
has given birth to a fetus with a gestational
age of 24 weeks or more, (excluding
abortions)regardless of whether the child was
born alive or was stillborn.
Note: In multiple pregnancy even though she
is delivering more than one baby, parity is
counted as one.
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Contd.
Primipara :
woman who has delivered one child (>24weeks) regardless
of the outcome (alive or still birth)
Multipara :
A pregnant woman who has delivered more than one
child(>24weeks) regardless of the outcome (alive or still
birth)
Grand Multipara:
one who has given birth to five or more children
( >24 weeks)regardless of outcome ( alive or still birth)
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Contd.
Abortion:
Birth that occurs before 24 weeks of gestation
Living :
Number of living children for the pregnant woman
Note : in case of twins will be counted as two and triplets 3
and so on.
Stillbirth:
Fetus born dead after 24 weeks of gestation.
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Contd.
• Puerperium:
• The period after completion of the third stage of
labor until involution of the uterus is complete
usually 6 weeks.
After pains:
Cramp like pain due to contractions of the uterus
that might occur after childbirth. They are more
common in multi-paras, tend to be most severe
during nursing, and lasts 2 to 3 days.
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OBSTETRIC SCORE :( G P A L )
GRAVIDA : Denotes by ‘G’
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OBSTETRIC SCORE :
• Ms. Rahma 28 yrs old 36 wks pregnant lady
is attending antenatal clinic.she is having 4
healthy living children. calculate obstetric
score.
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Answer
Gravida (G) = Pregnant now + 4 children in
4
pregnancies
=1+4=5
Parity (P) = 4 children in four deliveries
= 4
Abortion (A) = Birth that occurs before 24
weeks of gestation
= 0
Living (L) = 4 children
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OBSTETRIC SCORE :
G5 P4 A0 L4
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Scenario 1
G5 P3 A1 L3
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Scenario 2
G3 P0 A2 L0
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Scenario 3
G5 P4 A0 L5
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Scenario 4
G4 P1 A2 L1
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Antenatal assessment
I. Common terminologies
related to abdominal
examination
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Lie:
• Relationship of the long axis of the fetus and
long axis of the pregnant woman.
• The fetal lie may be longitudinal, transverse,
or oblique.
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LIE: (Fetal lie)
• Relationship of the long axis of the
fetus and long axis of the pregnant
woman.
• Oblique lie :
• Transverse lie:
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Longitudinal lie
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Oblique lie :
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Transverse lie
When the long axis of
fetus is lying
horizontal
(transverse) to the
long axis of mother.
Longitudinal lie
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Identify the fetal lie
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Identify the fetal lie
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Attitude
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ATTITUDE
•Refers to the relationship of the fetal
part each other A
NORMAL
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Attitude Deflexion
Flexion Extension
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Presentation:
• The fetal body part that enters the maternal
pelvis first.
• The three possible common presentation are
:
1. Cephalic (Vertex)
2. Shoulder
3. Breech.
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PRESENTATION:
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Variations of the cephalic presentation
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Identify fetal presentation
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Position:
• Relationship of the landmark on the presenting
part (denominator) to a specific quadrant of a
woman’s pelvis.
( front, sides, or back of the maternal pelvis).
Front: Back :
Right anterior Right posterior
Left anterior left posterior
Sides : Right transverse
left transverse
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POSITION:
• Relationship of the presenting part
(denominator) to a specific quadrant of a
woman’s pelvis.
( front, sides, or back of the maternal
pelvis).
Sides : (TRANSVERSE)
Right transverse
left transverse
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TYPES 0F FETAL POSITION:
Indicated by ABBREVIATION OF THREE LETTERS
The middle letter denotes fetal landmark.
( O for occiput and S for sacrum)
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FETAL POSITIONS
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ENGAGEMENT
• The widest part
of the fetus
(the biparietal diameter in a cephalic
presentation; intertrochanteric diameter in
a breech presentation)
• has passed through the pelvis inlet.
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FUNDAL HEIGHT- Mc Donald’s rule:
• After 12 weeks palpate the fundus from the notch above
the symphysis pubis to superior aspect of the uterine
fundus.
• Uterus palpable over the symphysis pubis by 12 weeks.
• Reaches the umbilicus at 20 ( 20 -22) weeks.
• Reaches the xiphoid process at 36 weeks.
• Often return 4 cms below the xiphoid at 40 weeks (
because of lightening).
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