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This is a mind map about the care of pregnant women. The main contents include: Section 5 Prenatal Screening, Section 4 Pregnancy Management, and Section 3 Pregnancy Diagnosis.
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Care for women during pregnancy
Section 3 Pregnancy Diagnosis
1. Early pregnancy diagnosis
Definition: Pregnancy at the end of the 13th week of pregnancy and before
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1. Health history
1. Menopause--the earliest and most important symptom of pregnancy
2. Early pregnancy reaction - women experience morning nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, drowsiness, fatigue, salivation, preference for sour foods or partial eclipse around 6 weeks after menopause, which usually disappear naturally around 12 weeks of pregnancy.
3. Frequent urination - caused by the enlarged uterus compressing the bladder in early pregnancy. The symptoms disappear around 12 weeks.
4. Other symptoms - mild breast swelling and pain, nipple tingling
2. Physical signs and examination
1. Skin - Pigmentation can be seen on the face, abdominal line alba and areola
2. Breast - Montessori nodules
3. Gynecological examination - Black plus sign: The uterus gradually enlarges and becomes soft with the menopausal months, the isthmus of the uterus is extremely soft, and the body of the uterus and the cervix do not seem to be connected.
3. Auxiliary inspection
1. Pregnancy test-urine hcG
2. Ultrasound examination - the gold standard - at 6 weeks of pregnancy, the embryo and primitive heart tube pulses can be seen, indicating a viable fetus.
2. Diagnosis of second and third trimester pregnancy
1. Health history
2. Physical signs and examination
① Uterine enlargement
② Fetal movement - Fetal movement begins to occur at 18-20 weeks of pregnancy
③Fetal heart rate-normally 110-160 beats per minute
④Carcass
At 20 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal body in the uterus can be palpated through the abdominal wall.
At 24 weeks of pregnancy, the four-part palpation method can be used to distinguish the fetal head, fetal buttocks, fetal back and fetal limbs, and initially determine the fetal pattern, fetal presentation, and fetal position.
3. Auxiliary inspection
① Ultrasound examination
②Color Doppler ultrasound
3. Fetal pattern, fetal presentation, fetal position
1. Fetal delivery
Definition: The relationship between the longitudinal axis of the fetus' body and the longitudinal axis of the mother's body
Classification
Longitudinal production type: two axes parallel
Horizontal production type: two axes vertical
Oblique production: two axes crossed
2. Fetal presentation
Definition: The part of the fetus that first enters the pelvic inlet
Longitudinal delivery: head first, buttocks first
Transverse delivery: shoulder first
3. Tire position
Definition: The relationship between the fetal presenting part indicator point and the maternal pelvis
For occiput presentation, use the occipital bone, for face presentation, use the chin bone, for hip presentation, use the sacrum, and for shoulder presentation, use the scapula as the indicator point.
Section 4 Pregnancy Management
one. Prenatal care
1. Time and frequency of prenatal check-ups
2. Contents of prenatal examination
①Health history
Estimate for the expected date of delivery: starting from the first day of the last menstrual period, subtract 3 or add 9 to the month, and add 7 to the date
② Obstetric examination
1.Abdominal examination
Four-part palpation method: the first step is to understand the shape of the uterus and the height of the uterine fundus, and estimate whether the size of the fetus is consistent with the pregnancy cycle; the second step is to determine the position of the fetal back and fetal limbs; the third step is to further find out whether it is the fetal head or buttocks, And push it left and right to determine whether it is connected; the fourth step is to judge again whether the exposed part is correct and determine the extent to which the exposed part enters the basin.
2.Pelvis measurement
③Full body examination
④Psycho-social assessment
⑤Auxiliary inspection
2. Nutrition and medication guidance during pregnancy
1. Nutritional guidance
①Main nutritional needs during pregnancy
② Meal plan during pregnancy
2. Effects of drugs during pregnancy
3. Self-monitoring of maternal weight and fetal movement P62
4. Care for common symptoms during pregnancy
①Nausea and vomiting
② Frequent urination and urgent urination
③Increase of leucorrhea
④ Edema of lower limbs
⑤Lower limbs, vulvar varicose veins
⑥Constipation and hemorrhoids
⑦Low back pain
⑧Lower limb muscle spasm
⑨Supine hypotension syndrome
⑩Sleep disorder
11.Anemia
12. Psychological pressure and role incompatibility
5. Health education and guidance
6. Preparation before delivery
Recognize threatened labor
1. Irregular uterine contractions
① Pregnant women often have irregular uterine contractions before labor starts - false labor
②Features
The duration of uterine contractions is short (<30 seconds) and irregular, and the intervals are long and irregular.
Inconsistent frequency of contractions
The intensity of uterine contractions does not gradually increase
Not accompanied by effacement of the cervical canal and dilation of the cervical ostium
Often appears at night and disappears during the day
Uterine contractions will be suppressed by giving a sedative
2. Feeling of fetal descent
① In the third trimester of pregnancy, as the fetal presentation descends into the pelvis and the fundus of the uterus descends, most pregnant women will feel that the upper abdomen is more comfortable than the front and their breathing is brisk.
② Pregnant women often experience symptoms of frequent urination due to the fetus being exposed first into the pelvis and compressing the bladder.
3. See red
24-48 hours before delivery, the fetal membranes near the internal cervical opening of the pregnant woman separate from the uterine wall there. After the capillaries rupture, a small amount of blood is discharged through the vagina. Due to the mixing of the mucus in the cervical canal, it becomes light-blooded mucus, which is called redness. , is a sign that labor is about to begin.
If the amount of vaginal bleeding reaches or exceeds menstrual flow, placenta previa or placental abruption should be considered
Section 5 Prenatal Screening