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SINNAR UNI. OBS & GYN Department (2009 & 2010) - batch 13 - 14
-Ask about the Date of last delivery: when?...yr ago ( spacing, family planning)
Complicated birth:
C.S for APH
Ex. 1986, C.S for APH, female baby alive 3kg, post op normal, breast fed
-1st Trimester :
-Nausea & vomiting
-Vaginal bleeding
-fever
-drug / tonics
-expose to irradiation
2nd Trimester :
-Quickening; When first fetal movements were felt
(quickening, in a primi gravid around 18-20wks, in multipara 16-18wks)
-UTI
Pt. not complaining from UTI
-Vaginal bleeding
3rd Trimester :
-she still appreciate fetal movement
-vaginal bleeding
History of the present complaint:(HPC),,(HPI)
Chief complaint,
(My pt. was well until …....days prior to adddmision , when she start to develop
(…………………………………………………………………………………)
Vaginal discharge:
Onset , Amount, constant/ on&off ,regular/irregular,
Color , odor, itching , preceded fever or rash, ass e pain , reliving&agrevating
Convulsion :
prodormal symptomes ,describe convulsion type…, recovery stage.
Systemic review
-CNS : headach, loss of conscious, blurring vision,fits…
-CVS : cough ,palpitation. SOB
-RS
-GIT : epigastric pain
-Renal
-Muscloskelatal
Social history:
-lives in: ( separate, rent/ family house)
- not breeding animal
- good / electrical & water supply
House wife/ working mother
Smoking; ask about shisha as well
Drinking
Husband’s profession
-socioeconomic status.( high, modrate, low)
In summary :
Age: ……. Yr old lady
She is( primgravida, multipra)
She is running her …. Pregnancy, now her Gaesteationl age is ….
Indication : admitted ……days ago , c/o ………..,for further investigation
&management.
General:
Appearance: pt. looks……… ill/well, height&gait,limbing,in pain/or not ,
obese/thin, anxious/ depressed
Pallor –
Jaundice –(D.D?) (sever PIH, HELLP,hepatitis, cholestatic, acute fatty liver)
Cyanosis
thyroid ,
Vital signs:
Pulse (+15b/m)-( large volume, collapsing"placenta act as A-V shunt)
(palmr erythema, high ESR normal in pregnancy)
- BP - Temp - RR
Systemic review:
Respiratory system
CVS
Breasts examination:
-inspection:size, nipples (everted) , fissure and cracles, pigmentation,
Montogomrys tubercles & nipple discharge , 1ry &2ry areola.
Palpation: 6 area & axillary lymph node.=> lump
ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION:
Inspection:
Abd. Uniformy distended , full flanks , striae gravidarum , kicking, bulges, scar
Umbilical ( flat, inverted, ) linea albicans/nigra, rash, pigmentation
Deep: for organomegally ( turn pt. to left "liver" or/ right side).
Mass: position, size, shape, edges, mobility, consistency, fluid thrill if
cystic
Malignant tumors usually fixed. Mobile tumors usually benign, but may be
fixed by adhesions.
The Fundus
Fundal height: (correct Dextrorotation, use ulnar surface)=> to land mark
(from S.pubis uptil the fundus "symphsio-fundus" in cm. by tape..
- move downwards from xeiphisternum to fundus ( 1finger= 2week).
-If by calculation 38 and measure 26 it means there is either a miscalculation
of the EDD, or a problem with the fetus as IUGR.
-Also if the opposite, the calculation<measured, it may suggest a macrosomic
baby, twin pregnancy, polyhydramnios, hydropis fetalis.
- correspond to date: / equivalent/or more/less than date)
Fundal grip:
to see whether the (head /or the buttocks are occupying the fundus/ or empty.
Cephalic presentation
head is down and the buttocks(broad,irregular)occupy the fundus.
Breech presentation
is when the head (round,hard,palatable) occupies the fundus.
This is significant esp in a primigravida where C-section is preferred.
Lateral grip:
important to assess how the baby is lying; whether transverse, oblique or
longitudinal, the latter being the only ideal position for delivery. It also tells
whether the baby’s back is on the right or left.75% of baby’s backs are on the
left probably b/c of the liver on the right. This is necessary to find the site to
auscultate for the baby’s heart beat.( shoulder)
First pelvic grip:
The only position with the back to the patient
see what presenting part of the baby (head) occupies the pelvis
Second pelvic grip:( face to feet but look to pt. face)
if mobile, then it is not in the pelvic brim, so no engagement has occurred yet.
If immobile it means that the BPD (biparietal diameter) of the baby is in the
pelvic brim; i.e engagement occurred (role of fifth). This palpation is
necessary esp in primigravida b/c if 36 weeks passed and no engagement
occurred, it may suggest that the pelvis is too narrow, or the baby has
hydrocephalus etc..
*EXAMINATION summary:
Auscultation:
Fetal heart:(120-160 b/m) heard with Pinard stethoscope after
LL . examination:
Oedema (1 inch above medial mallulos , 1 finger, 1 minute)
Varicose veins (in calf, thight, vulva), - pulsation