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Define nulligravida.
Define nulligravida.
A woman who has never been pregnant.
Define nullipara.
Define nullipara.
A woman who has never given birth after 20 weeks.
Define primigravida.
Define primigravida.
A woman who is pregnant for the first time.
Define primipara.
Define primipara.
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Primip is what people say when they're talking about someone's first labor.
Primip is what people say when they're talking about someone's first labor.
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What's represented in the truncated GP system?
What's represented in the truncated GP system?
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What's represented in the GTPAL system?
What's represented in the GTPAL system?
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Stillbirth at 20 weeks goes in which category?
Stillbirth at 20 weeks goes in which category?
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Stillbirth at 41 weeks goes in which category?
Stillbirth at 41 weeks goes in which category?
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How would you classify an IUFD at 19 weeks?
How would you classify an IUFD at 19 weeks?
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How would you classify a live birth at 36.6 weeks?
How would you classify a live birth at 36.6 weeks?
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How would you classify a live birth at 42.1 weeks?
How would you classify a live birth at 42.1 weeks?
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Give me the GTPAL for first pregnancy.
Give me the GTPAL for first pregnancy.
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Give me the GTPAL for fifth pregnancy with 1 miscarriage at 14 weeks, 1 stillbirth at 23 weeks, 2 births over 37 weeks.
Give me the GTPAL for fifth pregnancy with 1 miscarriage at 14 weeks, 1 stillbirth at 23 weeks, 2 births over 37 weeks.
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Give me the GP for fifth pregnancy with 1 miscarriage at 14 weeks, 1 stillbirth at 23 weeks, 2 births over 37 weeks.
Give me the GP for fifth pregnancy with 1 miscarriage at 14 weeks, 1 stillbirth at 23 weeks, 2 births over 37 weeks.
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Study Notes
Definitions of Pregnancy Terms
- Nulligravida: Refers to a woman who has never been pregnant.
- Nullipara: Describes a woman who has never given birth after 20 weeks of gestation.
- Primigravida: Indicates a woman who is experiencing her first pregnancy.
- Primipara: A woman who has given birth once; often referenced in contexts involving her first child, such as visits to a healthcare provider.
Common Terminology Clarifications
- Primip: Informally refers to a woman's first labor, although it is often misused. Important for exams to understand its proper context.
Gravid-Para (GP) System
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Truncated GP System:
- G: Total number of pregnancies
- P: Total number of births
GTPAL System Breakdown
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GTPAL:
- G: Total number of pregnancies
- T: Number of term pregnancies (37 weeks or greater)
- P: Number of preterm births (between 20 and 36.6 weeks)
- A: Number of abortions (spontaneous or induced) up to 19.6 weeks
- L: Number of living children
Classification Examples
- Stillbirth at 20 weeks: Classified under preterm (P).
- Stillbirth at 41 weeks: Classified as a term birth (T).
- IUFD (Intrauterine fetal demise) at 19 weeks: Classified as an abortion (A).
- Live birth at 36.6 weeks: Classified as preterm (P).
- Live birth at 42.1 weeks: Classified as term (T).
GTPAL Values Examples
- First pregnancy: GTPAL notation is G1P0000.
- 5th pregnancy with specific outcomes: One miscarriage at 14 weeks, one stillbirth at 23 weeks, and two births greater than 37 weeks results in GTPAL notation G5P2112.
GP Values Examples
- 5th pregnancy outcomes: Same as above, yielding GP notation G5P3, representing the total pregnancies and births.
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Test your knowledge on essential pregnancy terms and classification systems. Understand the definitions and contexts of terms like Nulligravida, Primigravida, and explore the GTPAL system. Perfect for healthcare providers and students in related fields.
