ACTIVITY NO.

1/ MODULE 3B

TOPIC: ANTEPARTUM/ PREGNANCY

Sub-topic PRENATAL CARE
Graphic Organizer: ABC Summary

Instructions: List terms identified in the module sub-topic PRENATAL CARE from letter A-Z and define
each term.

A. B. C. D.
Areola Breast Cervix Dilation

E. F. G. H.
Endometrium Fallopian Tubes Gamete Hemorrhoids

I. J. K. L.
Isthmus Jaundice Kegels Labor

M. N. O. P.
Meiosis Neonatal Ovulation Progesterone

Q. R. S. T.
Quickening Rugae Sperm Trimester

U. V. W. XYZ
Uterus Vagina
Zygote

 Areola – the dark-colored skin that so grounds the nipple.

 Breast – either one of the two soft parts on a woman's chest that produce milk when she has a
baby.
 Cervix – the lower, narrow part of the uterus (womb).
 Dilation – the opening of the cervix during childbirth.
 Endometrium – the lining of the uterus.
 Fallopian tube -
 Gamete – in the female an ovum, and in the male a spermatozoon.
 Hemorrhoids – veins around the anus or lower rectum that are swollen and inflame.
 Isthmus – this is the narrowest portion of the uterus and is about 1 cm long, this is the site of
tubal ligation.
 Jaundice – it is the yellow color seen in the skin of many newborns.
 Kegel – exercises designed to strengthen and give voluntary control over the pubococcygeus
muscles (muscles that help urinary control and childbirth).
 Labor – culmination of a pregnancy or gestation period with the delivery of one or more
newborn infants from the mother's uterus.
  Meiosis – reproductive cell division in gametes that halves the number of chromosomes in each
cell.
 Nidation – implantation of the fertilized ovum (zygote) in the uterine endometrium.
 Ovulation – when the ovaries release an egg, about once each month as part of the menstrual
cycle.
 Progesteron – a female hormone produce by the ovaries.
 Quickening – the initial motion of the fetus in the womb as it is perceived or felt by a pregnant
woman.
 Rugae – these are transverse folds of skin in the vaginal wall that is absent in childhood, appear
after puberty and disappear at menopause.
 Sperm – cell found in semen that can get a woman pregnant.
 Trimester – a typical pregnancy is 9 months long.
 Uterus – a woman's womb, or the hallow, pear-shape organ located in a woman's lower
abdomen between the bladder and the rectum.
 Vagina – the muscular canal that extends from the cervix to the outside of the body.
 W
 X
 Y
 Zygote – cell formed by union of an ovum and sperm.

ACTIVITY NO. 2 / MODULE 3B

Sub-topic: INDICATIONS OF PREGNANCY
Instruction: Enumerate at least 3 examples of each indications of pregnancy using the four square
graphic organizer.

Activity no.3 / MODULE 3B

Date: September 5, 2020
Yr. & Section: 2-D
Name: Juli, Rujiyana P.
Sub-topic: PRENATAL CARE

Using Naegele’s Rule, compute for the EDC (Estimated Date of Confinement):

a) LMP – FEBRUARY 17, 1985

EDC – NOVERBER 24, 1984

b) LMP- AUGUST 29, 1983

EDC – JUNE 4, 1984

c) LMP- DECEMBER 5, 2003

EDC – SEPTEMBER 12, 2004

d) LMP- JULY 23, 2010

EDC – APRIL 30, 2011

e) LMP- JANUARY 29, 2020

EDC – NOVEMBER 5, 2019