Diagnosis Of Pregnancy Flashcards
(25 cards)
Enlargement of abdomen
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
Identification of fetal heart tones separately from mother
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
D
Perception of active fetal movement by the examiner
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
D
Disturbance in urination
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
A
Amenorrhea
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
B
Fatigue
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
A
An atomic breast changes
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
B
Changes in vaginal mucosa
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
B
Change in skin, shape, and consistency of the uterus
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
Chloasma
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
B
Anatomical changes in cervix
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
UTZ or radiologic evidence
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
D
Perception of fetal movement
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
A
Linea nigra
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
A
Braxton-Hick’s contractions are painless and irregular
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
Ballotment
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
Striae gravidarum
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
B
Breast tenderness and tingling sensation
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
A
Increased temperature by 0.3 to 0.5 for >3 weeks due to progesterone
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
B
Spider telangiectasia
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
A
Physical outlining of the fetus
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
Positive pregnancy test BHcG
A. Presumptive symptom
B. Presumptive sign
C. Probable evidence
D. Positive evidence
C
[Radiographic evidence of fetal deaths]
Overlapping of fetal skull bones due to liquefaction of brain
Spalding’s signs
[Radiographic evidence of fetal deaths]
Gas bubbles in the fetus
Robert’s sign
