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What are the causes for maternal death?
obstetric embolism
ectopic pregnancy
postpartum haemorrhage
gestational hypertension with significant proteinuria
What are the causes of infant mortality?
birth defects
preterm birth and low birth weight
maternal complications of pregnancy
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
What are the risk factors for maternal & infant death?
gestational diabetes
anaemia
multiple pregnancy
smoking
hypertensive
ddomestic violence
What are the principles of maternal health ?
all women have access to contraception to avoid unintended pregnancies
all pregnant women have access to skilled care at the time of birth
all those with complications have timely access to quality emergency obstetric care
What are the objectives of antenatal care ?
promote and maintain good physical and mental health during pregnancy
detect early and treat “High Risk” conditions that would endanger the life of mother or baby
monitor fetal growth and well being of fetus
prepare the women for labor, lactation and care of the newborn
What are the examples of early antenatal care ?
identify and manage with medical problems
screen women for risk factors
booking visit
What are the frequency of antenatal visit ?
<28 weeks gestation : once per month
28-36 weeks gestation : every 2 weeks
36 weeks and above : weekly
When should booking visit be done and what are actually done during booking visit ?
Before 12 weeks gestation
First routine medical examination (RME) by doctor
What are things to take note during history taking ?
last menstrual period
regularity of cycles
contraceptive usage
What are things to take note during social history taking ?
occupation of woman and partner
smoking, drugs and alcohol consumption
education level
What are things to take note during family history taking ?
diabetes mellitus
multiple pregnancies
hypertension
asthma
thalassemia
What are things to take note during past obstetric history taking ?
previous recurrent miscarriage
preterm labour
previous lower segment caesarean section (LSCS)
intrauterine death (IUD)
early or late neonatal death
What are things to take note during current obstetric history taking ?
gravida
para
LMP / EDD
What are things to take note during medical history taking ?
allergies
blood transfusion
medical problems
infections
thalassemia / anaemia
What are the general physical examination of the mother during visit?
height
weight
blood pressure
the mother’s gait : any bony deformity of pelvis
What are the things to check for during head to toes examination of the mother ?
pallor, cyanosis
oral hygiene
clubbing
thyroid enlargement
cardiovascular system
respiratory system
breast
What is the function of abdominal palpation ?
to observe signs of pregnancy
to assess fetal size and growth, fetal health and wellbeing
diagnose the location of fetal parts and detect any deviation from normal
What to inspect before abdominal palpation ?
size
shape
scar
skin condition
skin infection
What type of palpation are done during abdominal palpation ?
first manoeuvre : fundal palpation
second manoeuvre : lateral palpation
third manoeuvre : Pawlick’s grip
fourth manoeuvre : pelvic palpation
What are the routine laboratory test done during antenatal care ?
urinalysis to check for protein, sugar and bacteria
blood specimens such as doing rapid test for HIV
blood grouping such as ABO and Rhesus factor
What is the immunisation dose of Anti-tetanus toxoid (ATT) for Primigravida and multigravida ?
Primigravida : first dose at quickening (12 weeks) and repeated dose 4 weeks later
Multigravida : Single dose between quickening and before 37 weeks of gestation
What is the investigation done for antenatal ?
ultrasound scan
done ASAP at 20 weeks or second trimester for accuracy
What are the management for antenatal care ?
iron supplementation and folic acid
health education such as :
i) diet during pregnancy
ii) exercises during and after pregnancy
iii) basic baby care
iv) breastfeeding
referral
appointment for the next visit
documentation