ANTENATAL CARE

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Systemic supervision (examination and advice) of women during pregnancy is called antenatal (pse-nstal) care.

Importance/Purpose:-

Diagnosis of high risk Pregnancies

Provision of continuous treatment & Prophylaxis

Explain physiology of Pregnancy & Labor for removing fear.

Place, type & time of delivery can be determined.

Parents can be taught act case of new born

Family planning advise

To detect any abnormality in fetus by USG

Manage any complication

Anxiety is reduced

Delivery of healthy baby from & healthy mother.

Principles:-

To tell Impotence of regular check-up

Advise are given regarding drugs, diet & hygiene 

To Maintain health status of a Pregnant women

Advise:-

(1) Regarding diet:-

Diet should be light nutritive & easily digestible

Full fill the requirement of fetus

During Pregnancy fetal maternal & placental tissue growth is increased so that calorie requirement also.

Contain plenty of proteins, Minerals & Vitamins

1 liter of milk Vegetable & fruit are added

Supplementary Iron therapy should be given

Supplementary vita & folic acids tabs.

Note:- Daily calorie requirement in Pregnancy 300 Kito Calories  more than that of Non-Pregnant (2200+300 K cal)

Daily calorie requirement in lactating mother (2200+500) Kilo ealarics.

Nutrient Non-pregnant Pregnant Lactation

L.Veb 2200 2200+300 2200+500

Protein     50 gm     50+15 gm         50+25 gm

Fat     20 gm     30 gm         45 gm

Calcium     500 gm     1000 mg         1000-1500 mg

Iron     30 gm     40 gm         30 gm

Supplementary Nutritional therapy:- Supplementary iron therapy is needed for all pregnant mothers for 16 w on wards

If Hb level is > 10 gm I tab ferrous sulphate

If Hb level is < 10 gm 2 to 3 tab/dry fetus substrate.

Balance diet for Pregnant Mother

Energy dieting Food Body Building Foods Protective Food

Carbohydrate Protein Vitamins Minerals 

Fat

eg-cereals eg- Meat eg-fruits Low sodium diet 

roots & tubers egg green leafy

sugar cane pulses- poor main meat Vegetable

Honey oilseeds (AIIMS 2016) (RRB 2015)

Highest energy requirement is Nuts

(Sixth to 1 year) (PGI-2015)

Protein – 4 k cal 17 kj  (1 k cal = 4.25 kj)

Carbohydrate – 4 k cal  17 kj

Fat- 9 kcal 37 kj

Balance diet (g) for normal, Pregnant and Lactating, women’s (Moderate Cost) 

Food stuffs Normal (Moderate) Pregnancy Lactation

(NV) (V) (V) (NV) NV V

Cereals     300-310 - - 100  110

Pulses 50-60 20 - - 40

Green leaf 100 - - - -

Vegetables

Other Vegetable 75 - - - -

Fruits 60 50 50 50 50

Milk 250 400 200 300 600

Fats and oils 40 - - 20 20

Meat & fish 40 - 25 40 -

Egg         30 - - - -

(2) Rest& Sleep:-

Do her daily activities through out pregnancy except hard work like lifting , heavy wt.

She should take rest at least 10 hrs. (8 in night & 2 hrs.)

(3) Psychological:-

Removing fear & tension during antenatal period labor & delivery

Mental comfort & happiness

(4) Bowel care:- 

Constipation may occur in pregnancy due to backache & abdominal discomfort.

Take plenty of fluids & remove constipation mild laxatives  

(5) Antenatal Hygiene:-

Regular bathing

Wearing clean & comfortable cloths (choose cloths)

Dental care

Care of Breast- Simple cleaning 

High healed shoes & belts should be avoided.

(6) Coitus:- Avoid in 1st trimester & last 6 weeks

Avoid through out pregnancy in risk of preterm labor/Abortion.

Generally not restricted but release of prostaglandins and oxytocin with coitus may cause uterine counteraction.

(7) Smoking & alcohol:- Avoid during pregnancy

(8) Immunization:-

TT vaccine 1st dose is given as soon as Preg. Is diagnosed 

TT-2 after one month.

MMR contraindicated in Pregnancy-candies defect, Deafness and cataract.

(9) Travel:- No travelling in vehicle which gives jerks.

> 36 week seat belt should be under abdomen .

(10) Drugs:-

Should not be taken without doctor’s advise

All most drugs cross the placenta to search the fetus.

(11) Check-up:-

Pregnant women should convey to antenatal

Clinic for regular check-up

Every 4 weeks from 28 to 30 w

Every 2 weeks from 30-36 Weeks

Weekly after 36 weeks

Note:- Hospitalization should be in following condition-

Pain full uterine contractions

Leaking per vaginum (LPV)

Bleeding per Vaginum (BPV)

Schedule for Antenatal visits in India:-

Monthly visits up to 28 weeks (7 visit)

2 weekly visit b/w 28 to 36 week (4 visit)

Visits 36 week on wards weekly (3-4 visits)

Total visit – 12-15

WHO Recommends at least 4 visit:-

Ist at 16 weeks

IIst at 24-28 weeks

                IIIst at 32 weeks

                IV at 36 weeks

As per Indian Seen aria- Minimum 3 visit are essential-

1st at 20 weeks (or as soon as Pregnancy is know)

2nd at 32 weeks

3rd at 36 weeks

The first visit that a women makes to a health care facility is called the booking visit

Booked case – a case that has made at least 3 visit with at least two in the last trimester.

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