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Frequency of office visits from 4-28 weeks

Every 4 weeks

Frequency of visits from 28-36 weeks

every 2 weeks

Frequency of visits from 36 weeks to birth

every week

First prenatal visit

Establish relationship


Comprehensive history


Physical Exam


Labs and sonograms ordered


health promotion


anticipatory guidance for continuing care

Current Themes of prenatal Care

direction of communication between provider/pt


focus on physical rather psychosocial


attentiveness to risk


additive expectations


lack of health promotion


lack of education


lack of consistent attention to parts

Goals of prenatal care

Risk assessment


determine gestational age and EDB (or confirm)


initiate plan for continuing care (carry out, adjust)


establish relationship (build on)

Routine Prenatal Labs:

CBC


Rh and type


antibody screen


RPR or VDRL


HBsAG


HIV


Rubella


Urine C & S


Gonorrhea, chlamydia, DNA probe





Client specific Labs

Pap smear (depends on age and if more than year)


Wet mount (if complaint or discharge)


Tb test (if risk)


1 hour glucola (if obese or high risk)


hgb electrophoresis (if risk for sickle cell)







Optional Labs

Genetic screening tests


cystic fibrosis (if appropriate)



Teaching

anticipatory guidance (what to expect, next visit, fetal development)


nutrition


relief from common discomforts


genetic testing options


understanding of practice providers (1st visit)


how and when to call


childbirth ed (late visits)


how we will contact with lab results



subsequent visits

interval history (what happened since)


follow up on last visit health promotion


adjustments


emotional


abd exam (FHT and fundal height)


BP, weight, common discomforts (why, what to do, when resolve)


fetal growth and development


anticipatory guidance


positive feedback

gestation <12 weeks

fundal height bimanual exam at first visit only until 12 weeks

gestation 12 weeks

fundal height at symphysis

gestation 16 weeks

fundal height 1/2 way between symphysis and umbilicus

gestation 20 weeks

fundal height @ umbilicus

gestation >20 weeks

fundal height: use tape measure, +or - 2 cm of gestational age

fetal exam late pregnancy

fetal weight and position

15-20 week visit

Quad screen (optional)


genetic anomaly scan schedule (optional)

24-28 week visit

1 hr. glucose (for those with risk factors)


Hct and Hgb recheck (biggest hemodilution time pd.)


childbirth prep classes


educate on s/s of preterm labor


Antibody screen and Rhogam for Rh negative @28 weeks

3rd trimester visits

Provide birth resources as needed


anticipatory guidance


risk assessment


interval history

34-36 week visit

fetal movement counting/ awareness

35-37 week visit

Group B strep screening @36 weeks


repeat STD screening if at risk

36-40+ weeks

fetal growth, weight, position


fetal surveillance after 40 weeks

5 Digit number system

gravida


term


preterm


abortion


living


multiple births (just number of events not babies)

confounding variables for uterine size in 1st trimester

maternal habitus


bladder status


uterine position

2nd and 3rd trimester fundal height confounding variables

different examiners


maternal habitus


bladder position


maternal position


fetal position