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A commonly used method for determining estimated date of birth by calculating the first day of LMP, subtracting three months form that date, and then adding seven days.

What is Nagele's Rule?

100
A spontaneous or induced pregnancy loss before 20 weeks' gestation.
What is abortion?
100

An infusion of warmed, sterile saline or Ringer's Lactate solution into uterine cavity to replace amniotic fluid and prevent fetal distress.

What is amnioinfusion

100
Sperm and ovum fuse, resulting in a zygote containing diploid number of chromosomes, or 46.
What is fertilization?
100
A serous, pinkish-brown vaginal discharge that follows lochia rubra until approximately 10 days postpartum.
What is lochia serosa?
200
A softening of the cervix that begins in the second month of pregnancy.
What is Goodell's sign?
200
The relationship of longitudinal axis of fetus to longitudinal axis of mother
What is fetal lie?
200

A means of measuring readiness of cervix for induction of labor.

What is the Bishop score.

200

Top part of the uterus is called what?

Fundas

200

How long does lochia rubra last? 

1-3 days 

300
Increased pigmentation, commonly seen over the nose and cheeks during pregnancy and sometimes called "mask of pregnancy".
What is chloasma?
300
The relationship between widest diameter of presenting part and ischial spines of maternal pelvis.
What is station?
300
A process of causing onset of labor through administration of pharmacologic agents or amniotomy.
What is induction of labor?
300

An infection that is caused by a protozoa and is spread by consumption of raw or undercooked meat or handling of cat feces is called? 

What is Toxoplasmosis?

300
A maternal adjustment reaction accompanied by irritability, anxiety, and a mild let-down feeling usually occuring between 2nd and 3rd postpartum day through 1st to 2nd week postpartum.
What is postpartum blues?
400
A woman who has delivered an infant that reached the age of viability
What is para?
400

Stage of labor that is 7-10 cm dilated, progressive effacement and descent, contractions usually every 2-3 minutes, 60 seconds duration, and moderate to strong intensity

What is stage one, active phase of labor?

400

Pharmacologic agents that suppress or stop uterine contractions.

What are tocolytic agents. Examples include- Magnesium & Terbutaline. 

400

A fetal heart rate less than 100 sustained for 10 minutes is considered what? 

Bradycardia 

400

The reduction in size of the uterus after delivery to its pre-pregnant use.

What is uterine involution?

500

Signs of pregnancy that include amenorrhea, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, breast changes and quickening are known as? 

What is presumptive signs of pregnancy. 

500
Type of local anesthesia that injects an anesthetic agent into the lateral vaginal walls near ischial spines to anesthetize pudendal nerve.
What is a pudendal block?
500

Is the spontaneous rupture of the amniotic membranes prior to the onset of true labor. 

Prelabor rupture of membranes (PROM). 

500
A condition of excess amniotic fluid often related to gastrointestinal malfunction.
What is polyhydramnios?
500

The period starting after third stage of labor and ending with return of uterus to pre-pregnant state at six weeks postpartum.

What is puerperium?