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.No | Date/Month/Year | Pregnancy Events | Labour Events | Mode of Delivery | Nature of Puerperium | Baby 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:
| Date | Ht & Wt | B.P | Gestational Weeks | Fundal Height | Presentation, Position, FHS, Rate | Urine Alb & Sugar; Hb% |
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| 20/11/2025 | 152 cm / 48 kg | 100/68 | 6 wks | Not palpable | - | Nil/Nil; Hb 9.8 |
| 20/12/2025 | 152 cm / 50 kg | 102/68 | 10 wks | Not palpable | - | Nil/Nil |
| 20/01/2026 | 152 cm / 51 kg | 104/70 | 14 wks | 14 cm | Cephalic, FHS 144/min | Nil/Nil; Hb 10.0 |
| 20/03/2026 | 152 cm / 53 kg | 106/70 | 20 wks | 20 cm | Cephalic, ROP, FHS 140/min | Nil/Nil |
| 20/05/2026 | 152 cm / 56 kg | 108/72 | 28 wks | 28 cm | Cephalic, ROA, FHS 146/min | Nil/Nil; Hb 10.4 |
| 20/06/2026 | 152 cm / 58 kg | 110/74 | 32 wks | 32 cm | Cephalic, LOA, FHS 142/min | Nil/Nil |
| 05/07/2026 | 152 cm / 59 kg | 110/74 | 38 wks | 37 cm | Cephalic, LOA, Engaged, FHS 148/min | Nil/Nil |
| 12/07/2026 | 152 cm / 59 kg | 112/74 | 39 wks | 38 cm | Cephalic, LOA, Engaged 2/5, FHS 150/min | Nil/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
| Date | Investigations | Value in Patient | Normal Values |
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| 20/11/2025 | Hb% | 9.8 g/dL | 11-14 g/dL |
| 20/11/2025 | ABO Rh | O Positive | - |
| 20/11/2025 | VDRL | Non-reactive | Non-reactive |
| 20/11/2025 | HIV | Negative | Negative |
| 20/11/2025 | HbsAg | Negative | Negative |
| 20/11/2025 | Urine R/E, Alb & Sugar | Alb: Nil, Sugar: Nil | Nil |
| 20/12/2025 | TC DC | TC: 9,000 cells/cumm, DC: N65 L30 E3 M2 | TC: 4000-11000 |
| 20/12/2025 | BT, CT, PT | BT: 2.5 min, CT: 5 min, PT: 13 sec | BT: 1-3 min, CT: 3-6 min |
| 20/01/2026 | Blood Sugar Fasting/PPBS/Random | FBS: 88 mg/dL, PPBS: 124 mg/dL | FBS: 70-100, PPBS: <140 |
| 20/01/2026 | Stool R/E | No ova/cyst seen | Normal |
| 20/11/2025 | TORCH | All Negative; Rubella IgG: Immune | Negative |
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 Drug | Generic Name | Dosage | Action |
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| Tab. Ferrous Sulphate | Ferrous Sulphate | 200 mg BD orally | Iron supplementation - treats mild anaemia |
| Tab. Folic Acid | Folic Acid | 5 mg OD orally | Prevents neural tube defects, supports RBC formation |
| Tab. Calcium Carbonate | Calcium Carbonate | 500 mg BD orally | Calcium supplementation - fetal bone & teeth development, prevents pre-eclampsia |
| Tab. Vitamin D3 | Cholecalciferol | 60,000 IU once/month | Aids calcium absorption, prevents deficiency |
| Tab. Gelusil (Antacid) | Magnesium Hydroxide + Aluminium Hydroxide | 1 tab SOS after meals | Relieves 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
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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.
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Use of Comfort Devices: Good supportive maternity bra. Flat comfortable footwear. Maternity pillow between knees while sleeping for back support and comfort.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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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