Maternal Assessment 1
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University of Babylon / College of Nursing University of Babylon College of Nursing MATERNAL ASSESSMENT 1 SUPERVISOR BY : - DR.AMEAN STUDEND NAME: - ZAINAB ALI HUSSEIN ROSSUL HAMZA ALYAA NEMIA The aim of maternal assessment 2 1- to identify the high risk of cases 2- to prevent and treat early complication 3- to ensure from contained risk assessment and provide on going to primary health care 4- educate the mother about physiology of pregnancy and labor and care newborn The procedures of the first visit 3 1- Demographic data ( age – occupation- LMP- EDD- P G A- type of labor – blood group + RH) 2- Family history 3- past history 4 -obstetric history 5 -mensterial history Signs of pregnancy 4 - Breast changes - Nausea & vomiting - Amenorrhea - Frequent urination - Fatigue & uterine enlargement - Line anigra - Melasma - Goodell signs - Hegar signs - Braxton contraction First Trimester 5 * (Subjective symptoms) - Amenorrhoea - Morning sickness - Frequent of micturation - Breast discomfort - Fatigue - breast changes Objective signs 6 - breast changes - abdominal enlargment - pelvic changes * ( THE TESTING FOR DIAGNOSIS OF PREGNANCCY IN FIRST TRIMESTER ( BHCG) AND ( U/S) 7 -gestational sac( 29-35) day of gestation - gastational age to determine by the detecting the following structures - cardiac activity in (6 week) and heart rate at (10 weeks) - embryo growth by 7 weeks Second trimester 8 General examination - Breast changes - Enlargment of lower abdomen - abdomenal examination :- included:- a-inspaction:- included lineanigra 9 b- palpation:- include - fundal height - the uterus feel soft & elastic - braxton s – hicks contraction - active fetal movement - palpation of fetal parts C – auscultation:- included ( fetal heart sound ) Third trimester 10 * symptoms :- - amenorrhoea - enlargment of abdominal - frequency of urine - fetal movement * signs :- - cutaneous changes - uterine shape:- change from cylindrical to spherical at 36 weeks 11 * fundal height ( from 32 to 38 the fetal head down engagement should be tested) * fetal movement s are easily felt *- Braxton contraction * palpation of fetal parts * Sonography :- ( aminotic fluid assessment ) Physical Examination 12 - Baseline measurment height and weight - check vital signs - head and scaple - Eye - Ear - Nose and Mouth and oral cavity - Neck - Breast - thorax - back - skin Abdominal Examination 13 - Preliminaries - Inspaction - Palpation :- - hight of uterus - obstetric grips - Ausculation - The relationship of the uterus and fetal:- (lie– presentation – attitude –position and engagment ) Labortory test @ Blood studies:- 14 - CBC - Genetic screen - Blood group + RH - antibodies such as hepatities B & rubella - HIV testing - Glucouse test B- Urinalysis (GUE ) Signs of complication during pregnancy 15 @ Vaginal bleeding @ persistent vomiting @ chill and fever @ abdominal or chest pain @ increase or decrease fetal movement 16 Any question Thank you with best wishes .