OBG - Antenatal - Management
OBG - Antenatal - Management
OBG - Antenatal - Management
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• Any com- • Weight • Hemoglobin <11g%) daily with water or lemon juice
plaints since • Pallor • Urine albumin • Calcium carbonate 500 mg with vitamin D
last visit • Pedal edema DESIRABLE TESTS 250 mcg tablet twice daily with meals.
• Quickening • Pulse, BP in • USG ( Level II between 18-20 weeks for gross congenital • Calcium Carbonate and IFA not to be given
and/ or fetal sitting malformations) together
movements position • DIPSI/ WHO OGTT if >24weeks & at least 4 weeks have • Single dose of Albendazole 400mg
• Adherence to • P/A elapsed after 1st test • Ensure compliance for investigations and
medications examination OPTIONAL TESTS* treatment
for fundal
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Quadruple test as per availability • Discuss birth preparedness
height • Give second dose Tetanus Toxoid at least four
*Should be performed only if adequate counselling facilities are available weeks after first dose
FACILITY • Any H/o medical illness, previous caesarean section, past obstetric
• Fever mishap or congenital malformation
• Persistent vomiting • Past H/o PPH
• Abnormal vaginal discharge • Age > 35 years or < 19 years or parity > 4
• Palpitations, easy fatigability and breathlessness at rest and/ or on • Malnourished (BMI < 18.5 kg/m2 or > 30 kg/m 2)
mild exertion.
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At 16th week : At lower one-third of the distance between the symphysis pubis and
umbilicus
At 20th week : At two-thirds of the distance between symphysis pubis and umbilicus
At 28th week : At lower one-third of the distance between the umbilicus and • UMBILICUS
xiphisternum
At 32nd week : At two-thirds of the distance between the umbilicus and xiphisternum
At 40th week : Sinks back to the level of the 32nd week, but the flanks are full, unlike
that in the 32nd week