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This is an Antenatal Assessment form (Case No. 3) used in obstetric/midwifery practice. You're asking for one filled example.
Here is a sample completed entry for the Identification Profile section:

ANTENATAL ASSESSMENT - CASE NO. 3
IDENTIFICATION PROFILE:
  • Name: Mrs. Kavya S    W/o: Mr. Suresh M
  • Age: 24 years
  • IP/OPD Registration No: OPD/2026/0412
  • Date of Admission/Visit: 12/07/2026
  • Address: No. 5, Rose Nagar, Bangalore - 560001
Obstetrical Score:
  • Gravida: G2   Parity: P1   Living: 1   Abortion: 0
  • LMP: 05/01/2026   EDD: 12/10/2026
  • Gestational Period: 27 weeks   Yrs/Month Married: 3 years
HISTORY:
  • Education (Wife): Graduate    (Husband): Graduate
  • Occupation (Wife): Homemaker    (Husband): Software Engineer
  • Family Income: ₹45,000/month
  • Type of House: Pucca   No. of Rooms: 3   Ventilation: Adequate
  • Sanitation Facilities: Proper indoor toilet, running water
Family History:
  • Type of Family: Nuclear   No. of Members: 3   Adults: 2   Children: 1
  • Hereditary Diseases: None
  • History of Twins: None
PERSONAL HISTORY:
  • Sleep: 7-8 hrs/day   Appetite: Good   Allergy: None
  • Habits: None   Addiction: None
  • Diet: Non-Vegetarian   Meals/Day: 3
  • Bladder/Bowel Habits: Normal
PAST MEDICAL & SURGICAL HISTORY:
  • Childhood Illness: None
  • Thyroid/Asthma/Epilepsy: None
  • Long-term Drugs/Blood Transfusion: None
  • Previous Surgery: None

This is a standard example you can use as a reference when filling out antenatal case records for midwifery or obstetric nursing practicals.
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Continuing the same example (Mrs. Kavya S, 24 yrs, G2P1L1) for page 25:

MENSTRUAL HISTORY
  • Age of Menarche: 13 years
  • Amount of Bleeding: Moderate   Cycle: Regular   Interval: 28 days
  • Associated Problems: Mild dysmenorrhea
  • Treatment Taken: No
MARITAL HISTORY:
  • Marital Status: Married
  • Age at Marriage: 21 years   Years of Marital Life: 3 years (stays with husband)
  • Consanguineous Marriage: No
  • Use of Contraceptive: Yes - OCP used for 1 year after first delivery; stopped 1 year ago
  • Any Treatment for Infertility: No

OBSTETRIC HISTORY:
Past Obstetric History:
  • No. of Living Children: 1   Girls: 1   Boys: 0
  • Abortions: 0   Spontaneous: 0   MTP: 0
  • Age of First Child: 2 years   Age of Last Child: 2 years
  • Any Congenital Abnormality/Disease in Children: None
History of Previous Pregnancy:
S.NoDate/Month/Year of DeliveryPregnancy Events (Pre/Post term/MTP/Abortion)Labour Events (Prolong/Precipitate/Induction)Mode of Delivery (N/D, C.S, Instrumental)Nature of Puerperium (Complication/Recovery)Baby (Sex, Birth Weight, Immunization, Health)
1June 2024Full termNormalNormal Vaginal DeliveryUneventful, Normal RecoveryFemale, 2.9 kg, Immunized, Healthy

PRESENT OBSTETRIC HISTORY:
  • General Health during Present Pregnancy: Good
  • Complaints during Pregnancy: Mild nausea in 1st trimester, occasional backache
  • Morning Sickness: Yes (1st trimester, resolved by 14 weeks)
  • Minor Ailments: Mild ankle edema since 24 weeks
  • Date of First Visit/Registration for ANC: 10/02/2026 (at 6 weeks)
  • Gestational Age at First Visit: 6 weeks
  • Immunization (T/T): Yes   1st Dose: 15/02/2026   2nd Dose: 15/03/2026
  • Calcium, Iron & Folic Acid Supplements: Tab. Folic Acid 5mg OD (1st trimester); Tab. Ferrous Sulphate 200mg BD + Tab. Calcium 500mg BD (from 14 weeks)
  • Any Other Medications During Pregnancy: Tab. Vitamin D3 60,000 IU once a month (from 20 weeks)

This completes page 25. Let me know if you'd like to continue to the next page as well.Continuing the same example (Mrs. Kavya S, 24 yrs, G2P1L1) for page 26:

ANTENATAL EVENTS DURING PRESENT PREGNANCY:
First Trimester:
  • Morning Sickness: Yes - Mild - T/T taken: Tab. Ondansetron 4mg SOS
  • Bleeding P/V: No - T/T taken: Nil
  • Any Other Significant Problems: None
  • Antenatal Visits/Reports - Height: 154 cm   Weight: 52 kg
  • B.P: 110/70 mmHg
  • Hb%: 10.8 g/dL
  • Urine - Albumin: Nil   Sugar: Nil
  • USG Report/Findings: Single live intrauterine pregnancy, CRL consistent with 8 weeks, no anomaly detected

Second Trimester:
  • Minor Ailments: Mild backache, ankle edema   Any T/T/Medications: Tab. Calcium 500mg BD, Tab. Ferrous Sulphate 200mg BD
  • Hospitalization: No
  • Quickening: 18 weeks
  • Fetal Movements: Present and adequate
  • Any Other Significant Problems: None
  • Antenatal Visits/Reports - Height: 154 cm   Weight: 57 kg
  • B.P: 116/74 mmHg
  • Hb%: 10.2 g/dL
  • Urine - Albumin: Nil   Sugar: Nil
  • USG Report/Findings: Anomaly scan at 20 weeks - single live fetus, no structural anomalies, placenta anterior, liquor adequate

Third Trimester:
  • Minor Ailments: Mild pedal edema, occasional heartburn   Any T/T/Medications: Tab. Antacid SOS, Tab. Calcium continued
  • Hospitalization: No
  • Fetal Movements: Present, good (10 movements/12 hours)
  • Any Other Significant Problems: None
  • Antenatal Visits/Reports - Height: 154 cm   Weight: 62 kg
  • B.P: 118/76 mmHg
  • Hb%: 10.6 g/dL
  • Urine - Albumin: Nil   Sugar: Nil
  • USG Report/Findings: Growth scan at 32 weeks - cephalic presentation, AFI normal (12 cm), EFW 1.8 kg, placenta anterior grade II

ANTENATAL VISITS / RECORDS:
DateHt & WtB.PGestational WeeksFundal HeightPresentation, Position, FHS, RateUrine Alb & Sugar; Hb%
10/02/2026154 cm / 52 kg110/706 wksNot palpable-Nil/Nil; Hb 10.8
15/03/2026154 cm / 54 kg112/7210 wksNot palpable-Nil/Nil
20/04/2026154 cm / 56 kg114/7214 wks14 cmCephalic, FHS 142/minNil/Nil
25/05/2026154 cm / 58 kg116/7420 wks20 cmCephalic, LOA, FHS 146/minNil/Nil; Hb 10.2
28/06/2026154 cm / 61 kg118/7625 wks25 cmCephalic, LOA, FHS 144/minNil/Nil
12/07/2026154 cm / 62 kg118/7627 wks27 cmCephalic, LOA, FHS 148/minNil/Nil; Hb 10.6

Let me know if you'd like to continue to the next page (Examination of the Mother / Laboratory Investigations)!Continuing the same example (Mrs. Kavya S, 24 yrs, G2P1L1) for page 27:

LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS
DateInvestigationsValue in PatientNormal Values
10/02/2026Hb%10.8 g/dL11-14 g/dL
10/02/2026ABO RhB Positive-
10/02/2026VDRLNon-reactiveNon-reactive
10/02/2026HIVNegativeNegative
10/02/2026HbsAgNegativeNegative
10/02/2026Urine R/E, Alb & SugarAlb: Nil, Sugar: NilNil
15/03/2026TC DCTC: 8,200 cells/cumm, DC: N68 L28 E2 M2TC: 4000-11000
15/03/2026BT, CT, PTBT: 2 min, CT: 5 min, PT: 13 secBT: 1-3 min, CT: 3-6 min
25/05/2026Blood Sugar Fasting/PPBS/RandomFBS: 82 mg/dL, PPBS: 116 mg/dLFBS: 70-100, PPBS: <140
25/05/2026Stool R/ENo ova/cyst seenNormal
10/02/2026TORCHIgG Toxoplasma: Negative, Rubella IgG: Immune, CMV: Negative, HSV: NegativeNegative

EXAMINATION OF THE MOTHER
General Appearance:
  • Body Built: Average
  • Appearance/Gait: Normal gait, well-oriented
  • Nourishment: Average
Height: 154 cm    Weight: 62 kg
Vital Signs:
  • Temperature: 98.6°F (37°C)
  • Pulse: 84 beats/min, regular, good volume
  • Respiration: 18 breaths/min
  • Blood Pressure: 118/76 mmHg
Head:
  • Hair - Texture: Smooth   Colour: Black, mild thinning noted
  • Scalp - Cleanliness: Clean, no dandruff or lice
Eyes: No pallor, no icterus, no periorbital edema, conjunctiva pink
Face: No facial puffiness, no chloasma
Mouth:
  • Teeth: No dental caries
  • Gums: No hypertrophy or bleeding
  • Tongue: Moist, no coating
  • Lips: Moist, no pallor or cheilosis
Neck:
  • Inspection & Palpation:
    • Thyroid enlargement: None
    • Lymph node enlargement: None
Chest:
  • Lungs: Clear on auscultation, no added sounds
  • Heart Sounds: S1 S2 heard, no murmurs
Breast:
  • Inspection - Symmetry: Bilateral symmetrical
  • Primary and Secondary Areola: Present, hyperpigmented (normal in pregnancy)
  • Montgomery's Tubercles: Present
  • Nipples: Erectile, not retracted, no cracks
  • Palpation: No lumps, colostrum present on expression (right side)

Let me know if you'd like to continue to the next page!Continuing the same example (Mrs. Kavya S, 24 yrs, G2P1L1, 27 weeks) for page 28:

ABDOMEN (Exposes the whole abdomen till symphysis pubis)
Inspection:
  • Size of Abdomen: Large - corresponding to POG (27 weeks)
  • Shape of Abdomen: Longitudinally ovoid
  • Contour of Abdomen: Fullness of flanks, firm
  • Umbilicus: Flat (becoming everted)
  • Bladder: Not full
  • Skin Changes: Linea nigra present, striae gravidarum (pink/white) present
  • White/Pink Scars: None
  • Visible Fetal Movements: Present

Palpation:
  • Abdominal Girth: 82 cm (at level of umbilicus)
  • Fundal Height (SFH): 27 cm
  • Fundal Height in Weeks: 27 weeks (corresponds to POG)
Fundal Palpation - Fundal Grip (Identify Lie & Presentation):
  • Lie: Longitudinal
  • Presentation: Cephalic (soft, non-ballotable mass at fundus - breech felt at fundus)
Lateral Palpation - Lateral Grip (Locate fetal back & extremities):
  • Position: LOA (Left Occipito-Anterior)
  • Fetal back felt on left side - smooth, firm, resistant
  • Fetal limbs felt on right side - irregular, knobby
Auscultation of FHS:
  • Rate/min: 148 beats/min, regular
  • Located: Left lower quadrant (LLQ) - below umbilicus on left side
Pelvic Palpation - First Pelvic Grip (Leopold's 4th Maneuver):
  • Free/Engaging/Engaged: Free (head not yet engaged - 27 weeks)
Pawlic Maneuver - Second Pelvic Grip (3rd Maneuver):
  • Mobile/Fixed/Flexed/Deflexed: Mobile, Flexed
  • Estimated 5/5 palpable above pelvic brim

Lower Extremities:
  • Varicose Veins: Absent
  • Ankle Edema: Present - mild, pitting (+1), bilateral, more towards evening, non-tender

Genitalia:
  • Excessive Discharge: Mild whitish discharge, no foul smell (physiological leucorrhea of pregnancy)
  • Foul Smell/Bleeding/Show: Absent
  • Vulval Edema: Absent
  • Vulval Varicosity: Absent

Let me know if you'd like to continue to the next page!Continuing the same example (Mrs. Kavya S, 24 yrs, G2P1L1, 27 weeks) for page 29 - the final page:

DRUGS PRESCRIBED
Name of DrugGeneric NameDosageAction
Tab. Ferrous SulphateFerrous Sulphate200 mg BD orallyIron supplementation - prevents/treats anaemia
Tab. Folic AcidFolic Acid5 mg OD orallyPrevents neural tube defects
Tab. Calcium CarbonateCalcium Carbonate500 mg BD orallyCalcium supplementation for fetal bone development
Tab. Vitamin D3Cholecalciferol60,000 IU once/monthAids calcium absorption, bone health
Tab. OndansetronOndansetron4 mg SOS (1st trimester only)Antiemetic - relieves nausea/vomiting

ANY RISK FACTORS IDENTIFIED
  • High Risk: Mild anaemia (Hb 10.6 g/dL)
  • Low Risk: Mild ankle edema (physiological), mild backache
  • Remarks: Patient is a G2P1L1, currently 27 weeks, otherwise progressing normally. Iron supplementation continued and diet counselling given.

ANTENATAL TEACHING / ADVICES
  • Nutrition: Advised iron and protein-rich diet - green leafy vegetables, dal, eggs, milk, fruits. Avoid tea/coffee with meals (reduces iron absorption). Increase calcium intake - milk, curd, ragi. Adequate hydration (8-10 glasses of water/day).
  • Follow Up: Advised to visit ANC clinic every 4 weeks until 28 weeks, every 2 weeks from 28-36 weeks, and weekly after 36 weeks. Next visit scheduled on 09/08/2026.
  • Rest & Sleep: Advised 8 hours of sleep at night, 1-2 hours rest in the afternoon. Sleep in left lateral position to improve uteroplacental blood flow. Elevate legs to reduce ankle edema.
  • Exercise & Work: Advised light household work, avoid heavy lifting and prolonged standing. Short walks of 20-30 minutes daily are beneficial. Avoid strenuous activity.
  • Use of Comfort Devices: Advised to use supportive maternity bra for breast support. Comfortable, flat footwear to reduce backache and edema.
  • Warning Signs Explained: Advised to report immediately if any of the following occur:
    • Severe headache, blurring of vision
    • Sudden swelling of face/hands/feet
    • Decreased or absent fetal movements
    • Vaginal bleeding or gush of fluid
    • High fever, severe abdominal pain
    • Burning micturition
  • Minor Discomforts & Remedies: Backache - advised pelvic tilt exercises, correct posture. Ankle edema - elevate legs, reduce salt intake, avoid prolonged standing. Heartburn - small frequent meals, avoid spicy food, do not lie down immediately after eating.
  • Sex: Advised that sexual intercourse is generally safe in uncomplicated pregnancy but should be avoided if any bleeding, leaking of fluid, or discomfort occurs.
  • Signs & Symptoms of True Labour: Explained - regular, painful uterine contractions increasing in frequency and intensity; blood-stained show; rupture of membranes. Advised to come to hospital immediately when any of these occur.

Any Other Nursing Problems Discussed / Nursing Care Provided:
Patient was counselled regarding the importance of regular ANC visits, compliance with iron and calcium supplements, and institutional delivery. Fears and anxieties about second delivery were addressed. Husband was included in the counselling session. Breastfeeding initiation and importance of early skin-to-skin contact were briefly discussed.

Signature of Student: ___________________
Signature of Supervisor/CI: ___________________

This completes the full Antenatal Assessment Case No. 3 for Mrs. Kavya S. All pages (24-29) are now filled with a consistent, realistic example suitable for nursing practicals.
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Here is a fresh example for Antenatal Assessment - Case No. 4 (a different patient profile for variety):

ANTENATAL ASSESSMENT - CASE NO. 4
IDENTIFICATION PROFILE:
  • Name: Mrs. Priya R    W/o: Mr. Ramesh K
  • Age: 28 years
  • IP/OPD Registration No: OPD/2026/0789
  • Date of Admission/Visit: 12/07/2026
  • Address: No. 12, Tulsi Nagar, Mysore - 570004
  • Religion: Hindu    Hospital: District Government Hospital, Mysore
Obstetrical Score:
  • Gravida: G1   Parity: P0   Living: 0   Abortion: 0
  • LMP: 12/10/2025   EDD: 19/07/2026
  • Gestational Period: 39 weeks   Yrs/Month Married: 2 years

HISTORY:
  • Education (Wife): PUC (12th std)    (Husband): Diploma
  • Occupation (Wife): Homemaker    (Husband): Auto Driver
  • Family Income: ₹18,000/month
  • Type of House: Pucca   No. of Rooms: 2   Ventilation: Adequate
  • Sanitation Facilities: Indoor toilet, municipal water supply
Family History:
  • Type of Family: Nuclear   No. of Members: 2   Adults: 2   Children: 0
  • Hereditary Diseases: Maternal grandmother - Type 2 Diabetes
  • History of Twins: None (Maternal/Fraternal: Nil)
  • Any Other Significant History: None

PERSONAL HISTORY:
  • Sleep: 7 hours/day   Appetite: Reduced (3rd trimester)
  • Allergy: No known allergy
  • Habits: None   Addiction: None
  • Bladder & Bowel Habits: Frequency of micturition increased (normal in 3rd trimester); mild constipation
  • Diet: Vegetarian   Number of Meals a Day: 4 (small frequent meals)
  • Any Significant Diet Habits in Pregnancy: Increased intake of milk, fruits, and green vegetables. Avoids spicy food due to heartburn.

PAST MEDICAL AND SURGICAL HISTORY:
Previous Medical Illness and Treatment:
  • Childhood Illness/Hepatitis/TB/Communicable Diseases/Diabetes: None
  • Thyroid (Hypo/Hyper)/Asthma/Epilepsy: None
  • Long Term Drugs/Blood Transfusion: None
  • Any Other Significant Illness: None
Any Previous Surgery:
  • Abdominal/Pelvic/Orthopedic Operation: None

This is a primigravida at 39 weeks - a different and educationally useful contrast to Case 3. Let me know when you're ready for the next page (Menstrual History, Obstetric History, Present Obstetric History)!Continuing Case No. 4 (Mrs. Priya R, 28 yrs, G1P0, 39 weeks) for page 31:

MENSTRUAL HISTORY
  • Age of Menarche: 14 years
  • Amount of Bleeding: Moderate   Cycle: Regular   Interval: 30 days
  • Associated Problems: None
  • Treatment Taken: No

MARITAL HISTORY:
  • Marital Status: Married
  • Age at Marriage: 26 years   Years of Marital Life: 2 years (stays with husband)
  • Consanguineous Marriage: No
  • Use of Contraceptive: No
  • Any Treatment for Infertility: No

OBSTETRIC HISTORY:
Past Obstetric History:
  • No. of Living Children: 0   Girls: 0   Boys: 0
  • Abortions: 0   Spontaneous: 0   MTP: 0
  • Age of First Child: N/A   Age of Last Child: N/A
  • Any Congenital Abnormality/Disease in Children: N/A
History of Previous Pregnancy:
S.NoDate/Month/YearPregnancy EventsLabour EventsMode of DeliveryNature of PuerperiumBaby Details
--Primigravida - No previous pregnancy----

PRESENT OBSTETRIC HISTORY:
  • General Health during Present Pregnancy: Moderately good; fatigue and heaviness noted in 3rd trimester
  • Complaints during Pregnancy: Nausea in 1st trimester, heartburn and frequency of micturition in 3rd trimester, backache since 34 weeks
  • Morning Sickness: Yes (1st trimester, mild, resolved by 12 weeks)
  • Minor Ailments: Heartburn, backache, pedal edema (mild), frequency of micturition, difficulty sleeping
  • Date of First Visit/Registration for ANC: 20/11/2025 (at 6 weeks gestation)
  • Gestational Age at First Visit: 6 weeks
  • Immunization (T/T): Yes   1st Dose: 01/12/2025   2nd Dose: 01/01/2026
  • Calcium, Iron & Folic Acid Supplements:
    • Tab. Folic Acid 5 mg OD - from 6 weeks (1st trimester)
    • Tab. Ferrous Sulphate 200 mg BD + Tab. Calcium 500 mg BD - from 14 weeks onwards
  • Any Other Medications During Pregnancy: Tab. Vitamin D3 60,000 IU once/month (from 20 weeks); Tab. Antacid (Gelusil) SOS for heartburn

Let me know when you're ready for the next page (Antenatal Events / ANC visits table)!This page appears to be upside down - it shows the same History of Previous Pregnancy table and the start of Present Obstetric History (already filled on the previous page). I can see at the bottom it confirms: Any congenital Abnormality/Disease in children: N/A, Age of last Child: N/A - consistent with primigravida.
The table rows are all blank (as expected for G1P0 - no previous pregnancies).
Since this overlaps with what was already covered, here is the continuation with the Antenatal Events section that follows:

ANTENATAL EVENTS DURING PRESENT PREGNANCY:
First Trimester:
  • Morning Sickness: Yes - Mild - T/T taken: Tab. Vitamin B6 10 mg OD
  • Bleeding P/V: No
  • Any Other Significant Problems: Mild fatigue
  • Antenatal Visits - Height: 152 cm   Weight: 48 kg
  • B.P: 100/68 mmHg
  • Hb%: 9.8 g/dL
  • Urine - Albumin: Nil   Sugar: Nil
  • USG Report/Findings: Single live intrauterine pregnancy, CRL consistent with 7 weeks, heartbeat present, no anomaly

Second Trimester:
  • Minor Ailments: Heartburn, mild constipation   T/T/Medications: Tab. Antacid SOS, increased fibre and fluid intake advised
  • Hospitalization: No
  • Quickening: 20 weeks (primi - slightly later)
  • Fetal Movements: Present, adequate
  • Any Other Significant Problems: None
  • Height: 152 cm   Weight: 53 kg
  • B.P: 106/70 mmHg
  • Hb%: 10.0 g/dL
  • Urine - Albumin: Nil   Sugar: Nil
  • USG Report/Findings: Anomaly scan at 20 weeks - single live fetus, no structural anomalies detected, placenta posterior, liquor adequate, fetal movements present

Third Trimester:
  • Minor Ailments: Backache, pedal edema, heartburn, frequency of micturition, difficulty sleeping   T/T: Tab. Antacid SOS, advised left lateral position, warm compress for back
  • Hospitalization: No
  • Fetal Movements: Present, good (10+ movements in 12 hours)
  • Any Other Significant Problems: None
  • Height: 152 cm   Weight: 59 kg
  • B.P: 110/74 mmHg
  • Hb%: 10.4 g/dL
  • Urine - Albumin: Nil   Sugar: Nil
  • USG Report/Findings: Growth scan at 36 weeks - cephalic presentation, engaged, AFI 10 cm, EFW 2.9 kg, placenta posterior grade II-III, no CPD

ANTENATAL VISITS / RECORDS:
DateHt & WtB.PGestational WeeksFundal HeightPresentation, Position, FHS, RateUrine Alb & Sugar; Hb%
20/11/2025152 cm / 48 kg100/686 wksNot palpable-Nil/Nil; Hb 9.8
20/12/2025152 cm / 50 kg102/6810 wksNot palpable-Nil/Nil
20/01/2026152 cm / 51 kg104/7014 wks14 cmCephalic, FHS 144/minNil/Nil; Hb 10.0
20/03/2026152 cm / 53 kg106/7020 wks20 cmCephalic, ROP, FHS 140/minNil/Nil
20/05/2026152 cm / 56 kg108/7228 wks28 cmCephalic, ROA, FHS 146/minNil/Nil; Hb 10.4
20/06/2026152 cm / 58 kg110/7432 wks32 cmCephalic, LOA, FHS 142/minNil/Nil
05/07/2026152 cm / 59 kg110/7438 wks37 cmCephalic, LOA, Engaged, FHS 148/minNil/Nil
12/07/2026152 cm / 59 kg112/7439 wks38 cmCephalic, LOA, Engaged 2/5, FHS 150/minNil/Nil; Hb 10.4

Ready to continue to the Examination of Mother / Laboratory Investigations page whenever you send the next image!Continuing Case No. 4 (Mrs. Priya R, 28 yrs, G1P0, 39 weeks) for page 33:

LABORATORY INVESTIGATIONS
DateInvestigationsValue in PatientNormal Values
20/11/2025Hb%9.8 g/dL11-14 g/dL
20/11/2025ABO RhO Positive-
20/11/2025VDRLNon-reactiveNon-reactive
20/11/2025HIVNegativeNegative
20/11/2025HbsAgNegativeNegative
20/11/2025Urine R/E, Alb & SugarAlb: Nil, Sugar: NilNil
20/12/2025TC DCTC: 9,000 cells/cumm, DC: N65 L30 E3 M2TC: 4000-11000
20/12/2025BT, CT, PTBT: 2.5 min, CT: 5 min, PT: 13 secBT: 1-3 min, CT: 3-6 min
20/01/2026Blood Sugar Fasting/PPBS/RandomFBS: 88 mg/dL, PPBS: 124 mg/dLFBS: 70-100, PPBS: <140
20/01/2026Stool R/ENo ova/cyst seenNormal
20/11/2025TORCHAll Negative; Rubella IgG: ImmuneNegative

EXAMINATION OF THE MOTHER
General Appearance:
  • Body Built: Average
  • Appearance/Gait: Waddling gait (normal at 39 weeks), conscious and oriented
  • Nourishment: Average
Height: 152 cm    Weight: 59 kg
Vital Signs:
  • Temperature: 98.4°F (36.9°C)
  • Pulse: 88 beats/min, regular, good volume
  • Respiration: 20 breaths/min
  • Blood Pressure: 112/74 mmHg
Head:
  • Hair - Texture: Dry, mild hair fall noted   Colour: Black
  • Scalp - Cleanliness: Clean, no infestation
Eyes: Mild pallor (consistent with Hb 10.4), no icterus, no periorbital edema
Face: No facial puffiness, mild chloasma (melasma gravidarum) present on cheeks
Mouth:
  • Teeth: No dental caries
  • Gums: Mild hypertrophy (pregnancy gingivitis), no active bleeding
  • Tongue: Moist, slightly pale
  • Lips: Moist, mild pallor, no cheilosis or cracks
Neck:
  • Inspection & Palpation:
    • Thyroid enlargement: None
    • Lymph node enlargement: None
Chest:
  • Lungs: Clear bilaterally, no added sounds
  • Heart Sounds: S1 S2 heard, no murmurs
Breast:
  • Inspection - Symmetry: Bilateral symmetrical, enlarged (normal in late pregnancy)
  • Primary and Secondary Areola: Present, deeply hyperpigmented
  • Montgomery's Tubercles: Prominent
  • Nipples: Erectile, no retraction, no cracks
  • Palpation: No lumps, colostrum expressed bilaterally (normal at 39 weeks)

Let me know when you're ready to continue to the Abdomen Examination page!Continuing Case No. 4 (Mrs. Priya R, 28 yrs, G1P0, 39 weeks) for page 34:

ABDOMEN (Exposes the whole abdomen till symphysis pubis)
Inspection:
  • Size of Abdomen: Large - corresponding to POG (39 weeks), abdomen appears full and pendulous
  • Shape of Abdomen: Longitudinally ovoid, slightly pendulous (common in primigravida at term)
  • Contour of Abdomen: Fullness of flanks, firm
  • Umbilicus: Protruding/everted (normal at term)
  • Bladder: Not full
  • Skin Changes: Linea nigra well marked (umbilicus to symphysis pubis), striae gravidarum (pink/purple) prominent on lower abdomen and flanks, striae albicans absent
  • White/Pink Scars: None
  • Visible Fetal Movements: Present, occasional visible limb movements

Palpation:
  • Abdominal Girth: 96 cm (at level of umbilicus)
  • Fundal Height (SFH): 38 cm
  • Fundal Height in Weeks: 38-39 weeks (corresponds to POG)
Fundal Palpation - Fundal Grip (Identify Lie & Presentation):
  • Lie: Longitudinal
  • Presentation: Cephalic (soft, irregular, non-ballotable breech felt at fundus)
Lateral Palpation - Lateral Grip (Locate fetal back & extremities):
  • Position: LOA (Left Occipito-Anterior)
  • Fetal back felt on left side - smooth, firm, continuous, resistant
  • Fetal limbs felt on right side - irregular, knobby nodulations
Auscultation of FHS:
  • Rate/min: 150 beats/min, regular, strong
  • Located: Left lower quadrant (LLQ) - below and to the left of umbilicus (engaged head, FHS heard low down)
Pelvic Palpation - First Pelvic Grip (Leopold's 4th Maneuver):
  • Free/Engaging/Engaged: Engaged (2/5 palpable above pelvic brim)
  • Head has descended into the pelvis - confirms engagement in primigravida at term
Pawlic Maneuver - Second Pelvic Grip (3rd Maneuver):
  • Fixed, Flexed: Head is fixed and well flexed
  • 2/5 palpable above pelvic brim - engagement confirmed

Lower Extremities:
  • Varicose Veins: Absent
  • Ankle Edema: Present - mild pitting edema (+1), bilateral, non-tender, more prominent in the evening (physiological)

Genitalia:
  • Excessive Discharge: Mild mucoid whitish discharge, no foul odour (increased physiological leucorrhea at term)
  • Foul Smell/Bleeding/Show: Absent (no show yet, not in active labour at time of examination)
  • Vulval Edema: Absent
  • Vulval Varicosity: Absent

I can see the right side of the page shows the Drugs Prescribed table and Antenatal Teaching/Advices section. Ready to complete the final page whenever you send the next image!Continuing and completing Case No. 4 (Mrs. Priya R, 28 yrs, G1P0, 39 weeks) - final page:

DRUGS PRESCRIBED
Name of DrugGeneric NameDosageAction
Tab. Ferrous SulphateFerrous Sulphate200 mg BD orallyIron supplementation - treats mild anaemia
Tab. Folic AcidFolic Acid5 mg OD orallyPrevents neural tube defects, supports RBC formation
Tab. Calcium CarbonateCalcium Carbonate500 mg BD orallyCalcium supplementation - fetal bone & teeth development, prevents pre-eclampsia
Tab. Vitamin D3Cholecalciferol60,000 IU once/monthAids calcium absorption, prevents deficiency
Tab. Gelusil (Antacid)Magnesium Hydroxide + Aluminium Hydroxide1 tab SOS after mealsRelieves heartburn and gastric discomfort

ANY RISK FACTORS IDENTIFIED
  • High Risk: Mild anaemia (Hb 9.8 g/dL at booking, improved to 10.4 g/dL); Primigravida at term with engaged head
  • Low Risk: Mild pedal edema (physiological), mild chloasma, pregnancy gingivitis, backache, heartburn
  • Remarks: Primigravida, 39 weeks, otherwise uncomplicated pregnancy. Head engaged. Patient counselled regarding signs of labour and hospital admission. Delivery expected within 1-2 weeks.

ANTENATAL TEACHING / ADVICES
  • Nutrition: Advised iron-rich diet - green leafy vegetables (spinach, methi), dal, eggs, jaggery, dates, ragi. Protein-rich foods - milk, curd, pulses, eggs. Calcium-rich foods - milk 2-3 glasses/day, sesame seeds, ragi. Small frequent meals (4-5/day) to manage heartburn and gastric discomfort. Adequate hydration 8-10 glasses/day. Avoid tea/coffee immediately after meals.
  • Follow Up: Being at 39 weeks, advised to come immediately if labour pains begin or membranes rupture. If no spontaneous labour by 40 weeks + 7 days, will be reviewed for induction. No routine OPD visit needed unless problem arises.
  • Rest & Sleep: 8 hours sleep at night. Sleep strictly in left lateral position - improves uteroplacental circulation and reduces pressure on inferior vena cava. Afternoon rest of 1-2 hours. Avoid lying flat on back (supine hypotension syndrome).
  • Exercise & Work: Avoid heavy household work and lifting. Short walks of 15-20 minutes twice daily are beneficial and may help initiate labour. Avoid prolonged standing or sitting. Pelvic floor exercises (Kegel's) taught for labour preparation.
  • Use of Comfort Devices: Good supportive maternity bra. Flat comfortable footwear. Maternity pillow between knees while sleeping for back support and comfort.
  • Warning Signs Explained: Advised to report immediately to hospital if:
    • Regular painful uterine contractions (every 5-10 mins)
    • Sudden gush or trickle of fluid per vagina (rupture of membranes)
    • Reduced or absent fetal movements (less than 10 in 12 hours)
    • Bleeding per vaginum
    • Severe headache, blurring of vision, swelling of face/hands
    • High fever or burning micturition
  • Minor Discomforts & Remedies: Heartburn - small frequent meals, avoid spicy/oily food, sleep with head elevated, Tab. Gelusil SOS. Backache - warm compress, correct posture, avoid high heels, pelvic tilt exercises. Pedal edema - elevate legs when resting, avoid prolonged standing, reduce salt intake. Frequency of micturition - reassured it is normal at term due to engaged head pressing on bladder.
  • Sex: Advised to avoid sexual intercourse at 39 weeks as membranes may be sensitive and risk of infection/early labour. Consult doctor if any concerns.
  • Signs & Symptoms of True Labour: Explained in detail:
    • Regular painful contractions starting in back, radiating to abdomen, increasing in frequency (every 5 min), duration (>30 sec) and intensity
    • Blood-stained mucoid show (operculum discharge)
    • Spontaneous rupture of membranes (gush/trickle of clear fluid)
    • Advised to come to hospital immediately when any of the above occur, without waiting

Any Other Nursing Problems Discussed / Nursing Care Provided:
Patient expressed anxiety and fear about labour pain and delivery as a first-time mother. Fear and anxiety addressed with therapeutic communication. Breathing and relaxation techniques during labour contractions were demonstrated and practiced. Birth preparedness counselling given - hospital bag preparation, transport arrangement, support person identified (husband). Importance of institutional delivery and not delivering at home emphasized. Breastfeeding - importance of early initiation within 30 minutes of delivery, exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months, and benefits of colostrum explained. Newborn care basics (cord care, warmth, immunization) briefly discussed.

Signature of Student: ___________________
Signature of Supervisor/CI: ___________________

This completes the full Antenatal Assessment Case No. 4 for Mrs. Priya R (G1P0, 39 weeks). All pages are now filled with a clinically realistic primigravida-at-term example. Let me know if you need any corrections or a Case No. 5!This is a new section - Motivating Couples for Planned Parenthood. Here is a complete filled example:

MOTIVATING COUPLES FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD


1. Counseling For Family Planning (Permanent Method)

  • Tubectomy: Done                Vasectomy: Not done
  • Couples Present: Mr. Ramesh K & Mrs. Priya R
  • Number of Children: 1 (newborn delivered 12/07/2026)
  • Age of Children: Newborn (0 days)
  • Sex - Male/Female: Male
Method of Counseling: Individual counseling session conducted at the bedside in the postnatal ward. One-to-one interaction with the couple in a private and comfortable setting. Simple language (Kannada) used for better understanding.
AV Aids Used: Pamphlets on family planning methods, flip chart showing diagrams of tubectomy and vasectomy procedures, sample IUD model for demonstration.
Response of Husband: Mr. Ramesh was attentive and cooperative during the session. He expressed willingness to space the next pregnancy. He was initially hesitant about vasectomy but was open to his wife opting for a temporary method at present. He agreed to support the decision for family planning.
Response of Wife: Mrs. Priya was receptive and asked relevant questions about tubectomy. She expressed that she would like to wait for at least 3 years before the next pregnancy. She was not ready for permanent sterilization at this stage as they may desire a second child. She agreed to adopt a temporary contraceptive method in the meantime.

2. COUNSELING FOR FAMILY PLANNING

Temporary Method
Topic: Counseling on temporary methods of contraception for birth spacing after delivery
Couples/Group Present: Mr. Ramesh K & Mrs. Priya R (couple) + 2 other postnatal mothers in the ward (group session)
1. Health Teachings:
The following topics were covered during the counseling session:
  • Need for family planning - importance of birth spacing (at least 3 years) for maternal and child health; recovery of the mother's body after delivery
  • LAM (Lactational Amenorrhoea Method) - explained that exclusive breastfeeding for 6 months provides up to 98% protection against pregnancy; conditions to be fulfilled (exclusive BF, amenorrhoea, baby under 6 months)
  • Condoms - explained correct use, availability, dual protection against STIs and pregnancy, no hormonal side effects
  • Oral Contraceptive Pills (OCP) - Progestin-only pills (mini pill) safe during breastfeeding; must be taken daily at same time; not recommended in first 6 weeks postpartum
  • IUCD (CuT 380A) - can be inserted within 48 hours of delivery (PPIUCD) or after 6 weeks; highly effective for 10 years; no effect on breastmilk
  • Injectable contraceptive (DMPA) - Depo Provera 150 mg IM every 3 months; safe during breastfeeding after 6 weeks
Couple's Choice: Mrs. Priya agreed to opt for PPIUCD (CuT 380A) insertion before discharge, with husband's informed consent obtained.
AV Aids Used:
  • Flip chart with diagrams of temporary methods
  • Sample CuT 380A model
  • Pamphlets in Kannada on family planning (distributed to all couples)
  • Poster on "Hum Do Hamare Do" - small family norm

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