1. Nulligravida: a woman who has never
dysmenorrhea- painful menstruation
been pregnant
2. Primigravida- a woman pregnant for the
first time
3. Multigravida- a woman who has two or
more pregnancy
4. Para- the number of pregnancies that
reached viability or the number of
pregnancies that reached 20 weeks or
more, or number of fetuses delivered birth
weight of 500 grams or more
5. Nullipara- a woman who has never
delivered a fetus that reached the age of
viability. Such woman may or may not
have been pregnant before
6. Primipara- a woman who has
completed one pregnancy to viability
7. Multipara- a woman who has
completed two or more pregnancies to the
viability
8 Term Infant- an infant born between 38
and 42 weeks gestation
9. Postterm infant- an infant born after 42
weeks gestation
10. Preterm Infant- an infant born before
38 weeks gestation
11. Parturient- a woman in labor
12. Puerpera- a woman who has just
delivered (within six weeks after delivery)
13. Live birth- a live birth is recorded when
the infant born shows signs of life:
breathing, spontaneous movement of
voluntary muscles and heartbeat
14. Stillbirth- an infant born without signs
of life
15. Early Neonatal Death- death of
newborn 7 weeks after birth
16. Late Neonatal Death- an infant who
died between 7 to 29 days after birth
17. LGA- Large for gestational age- an
infant with birth weight above the 90m
percentile rank. A term infant with a birth
weight of more than 4000 grams
18. SGA- Small for gestational Age/Low
birth weight- an infant with a birth weight
below the 10't percentile rank, A term
infant is considered low birth weight it the
birth weight is less than 2500 grams
1. Acetonuria-Acetone in the urine
2, Albuminuria- albumin in the urine
3. Ambulatory - walking
4. Amenorrhea- absence of menstruation
5.
6. Bradypnea- heartbeat fewer than 60
beats per minute
7. Dyspnea- difficulty of breathing
8. Arrhythmia-abnormal heartbeat
9. Dysuria- painful Urination
10. Glycosuria- glucose in the urine
11. Jaundice- yellow color
12. Menopause- cessation of
menstruation
13. Lithotomy position-on back, bullocks
near the edge of the table legs well flexed
and separated
14. Menorrhagia- profuse menstruation
15. Nausea- desire to vomit
16. Tachycardia- fast heartbeat, greater
than 100 beats per minute
17. Lochia- drainage form vagina after
delivery
18. Obese-overweight
19. Oliguria-scant urination
20. Pyrexia- elevated temperature
21. Pyuria- puss in the urine

22. Auscultate- to listen for sounds

23. Diuresis- large amount of urine voided

24. Palpate- to feel with hands or fingers

25. Micturate/Void- to urinate or pass

urine