Premarital Examination
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What is the purpose of premarital examination for future parents?

To ensure healthy infants through early case finding and prompt treatment.

What is the purpose of the VDRL test in premarital examination?

To exclude syphilis.

What is included in the medical history component of premarital examination?

Present, past, and family history, as well as any present complaints.

What is the significance of semen analysis in premarital examination?

<p>To exclude male infertility.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the primary goals of prenatal healthcare?

<p>to achieve a healthy mother and a healthy baby at the end of pregnancy</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is a chest X-ray performed in premarital examination?

<p>To detect expected cases of pulmonary tuberculosis.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of determining the Rh factor in blood grouping during prenatal examination?

<p>to determine if the mother is Rh negative and if the husband needs to be examined for Rh</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is tetanus toxoid administered during prenatal care?

<p>to prevent tetanus and tetanus neonatorum</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the normal total weight gain during pregnancy?

<p>between 9-12 kg</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of detecting albuminurea in urine analysis during prenatal examination?

<p>it may indicate renal disease or pregnancy toxemia combined with hypertension and oedema</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Premarital Examination

  • Both future parents undergo premarital examination for early case finding and prompt treatment to ensure healthy infants
  • The examination includes registration of personal data, medical history, comprehensive medical examination, and laboratory investigation
  • Laboratory investigation includes:
  • Blood examination: blood group, Rh, HB%, blood picture, and tests to exclude syphilis, viral B & C hepatitis, and AIDS
  • Urine examination
  • Semen analysis for albumin, sugar, casts, and ketone to exclude male infertility
  • Chest X-ray for suspected cases of pulmonary tuberculosis

Prenatal (Antenatal) Health Care

  • Prenatal health care is a comprehensive health care for pregnant mothers from conception to delivery
  • The goal is to achieve a healthy mother and a healthy baby at the end of pregnancy
  • Prenatal examination includes:
  • Confirmation of pregnancy
  • Full history of current and past pregnancy, any complaints, and medical history
  • Comprehensive medical examination, including systemic and physical examination, and blood pressure check
  • Laboratory examination:
  • Blood grouping and Rh factor
  • Serological testing for syphilis
  • Urine analysis: albuminurea, glucosurea, and urinary casts
  • Periodic examination and subsequent visits for pregnancy follow-up and any health problems
  • Weight monitoring: normal total gain in weight during pregnancy is between 9-12 kg
  • Tetanus toxoid administration to prevent tetanus and tetanus neonatorum

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This quiz covers the premarital examination process, which includes registration of personal data, medical history, comprehensive medical examination, and laboratory investigation. It aims to ensure healthy infants by detecting and treating potential health issues early.

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