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The provision of info and guidance to women & their families that promotes being informed about & prepared for events to come.
Anticipatory Guidance
The period that begins at conception and ends with the onset of labor.
Antepartum Period (Antepartal)
The neck or lowest part of the uterus; interfaces with the vagina
Cervix
Performed during initial pelvic exam. It is a measurement of the bony pelvis through palpation to identify any variations in pelvic structure that might inhibit a fetus passing through the bony pelvis during a vaginal birth.
Clinical Pelvimetry
A separation of the two rectus abdominis muscle bands at the midline.
Diastasis Recti
An instrument that emits ultrasound waves & receives a return signal; in the context of FHR monitoring, a Doppler usually refers to a handheld device used to detect the FHR; it converts the sound waves reflected from the motion of the heart valves into a FHR.
Doppler
The upper portion of the uterus.
Fundus
A two digit system to denote pregnancy & deliveries
G/P
An increase of blood volume by 1500 mL or by 40-50%
Hypervolemia of Pregnancy
The narrower, lower segment of the uterus
Isthmus
A systematic method of abdominal palpation to assess fetal position, attitude, and lie.
Leopold's maneuvers
Abnormal anterior curvature of the lumbar spine. The body compensates for the shift in center of gravity by developing an increased curvature of the spine.
Lordosis
A screening test used to identify cervical cancer.
Pap smear
A relative anemia in mid to late pregnancy due to physiologic hypervolemia w/o a correspondingly proportionate increase in erythrocytes in the maternal system.
Physiological Anemia of Pregnancy OR Pseudoanemia
HC relating to pregnancy that a woman receives during the pregnancy and before the onset of labor.
Prenatal Care
The entire time period during which a woman is pregnant through the birth of the baby.
Prenatal Period
Increase in saliva.
Ptyalism
Hypotension resulting from compression of the vena cava when a woman lies supine & the gravid uterus exerts pressure on the inferior vena cava
Supine Hypotensive Syndrome
A window of 5 weeks time that spans from 37 to 42 wks gestation
Term Gestation
TPAL
T - # of term infants born
P - # of preterm infants born
A - Pregnancies ending b4 20 wks.
L - # of living children