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What are positive signs of pregnancy? - Answer: Fetal movement,
audio, and visualization
What are probable signs of pregnancy? - Answer: Hegar's and Goodell's
signs, pregnancy test
,What are presumptive signs of pregnancy? - Answer: Amenorrhea,
nausea, and vomiting
What are the different ways to refer to a women's due date? - Answer:
EDC: estimated date of confinement
EDD: estimated due date
EDB: estimated date of birth
How do you utilize Nagele's rule to estimate a women's due date? -
Answer: The nurse would assess the client's last menstrual period by
subtracting 3 months and adding 7 days to the stated LMP date.
*Example: LMP = 11/21 (November is the 11th month), so 11-3 months
= 8 (I.e., due date is August). Now take the first day of the LMP and
subtract 7 days (21 + 7 = 28th day). 8/28 is the EDD.
Gravida - Answer: The number of times a woman has been pregnant
Primigravida - Answer: One pregnancy
Nulligravida - Answer: No pregnancies
, Multigravida - Answer: Multigravida
Primipara - Answer: One birth
Nullipara - Answer: No births
Multipara - Answer: Multiple births
What is GTPAL? - Answer: G: # of pregnancies
T: # of term births (> 38 weeks)
P: # of preterm births (viability to 37 weeks)
A: # of abortions or miscarriages (< viability)
L: # of living children
When is a fetus considered to be at term? - Answer: > 37 weeks
When is a fetus considered preterm? - Answer: < 37 weeks
When is a fetus considered viable? - Answer: At 22 weeks
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What are positive signs of pregnancy? - Answer: Fetal movement,
audio, and visualization
What are probable signs of pregnancy? - Answer: Hegar's and Goodell's
signs, pregnancy test
,What are presumptive signs of pregnancy? - Answer: Amenorrhea,
nausea, and vomiting
What are the different ways to refer to a women's due date? - Answer:
EDC: estimated date of confinement
EDD: estimated due date
EDB: estimated date of birth
How do you utilize Nagele's rule to estimate a women's due date? -
Answer: The nurse would assess the client's last menstrual period by
subtracting 3 months and adding 7 days to the stated LMP date.
*Example: LMP = 11/21 (November is the 11th month), so 11-3 months
= 8 (I.e., due date is August). Now take the first day of the LMP and
subtract 7 days (21 + 7 = 28th day). 8/28 is the EDD.
Gravida - Answer: The number of times a woman has been pregnant
Primigravida - Answer: One pregnancy
Nulligravida - Answer: No pregnancies
, Multigravida - Answer: Multigravida
Primipara - Answer: One birth
Nullipara - Answer: No births
Multipara - Answer: Multiple births
What is GTPAL? - Answer: G: # of pregnancies
T: # of term births (> 38 weeks)
P: # of preterm births (viability to 37 weeks)
A: # of abortions or miscarriages (< viability)
L: # of living children
When is a fetus considered to be at term? - Answer: > 37 weeks
When is a fetus considered preterm? - Answer: < 37 weeks
When is a fetus considered viable? - Answer: At 22 weeks
