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[@NurseInTheMaking]

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[@jaylinzelaya7524]

Question 3. The stillborn doesn't count as A?

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This video literally helped me understand the concept for nursing school and it was so easy for me to understand/read during exams. Here i am again, reviewing it for the NCLEX!

[@NurseInTheMaking]

YAS 🙌 I am so glad it was helpful! Best of luck on the NCLEX, you got this! 👏

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Just learned this in Health Assessment II !!

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Awesome! :) I hope it helped it stick for you to remember it better.

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Love your new content ! ☺️ it would be awesome if you made ATI content to prepare for proctored exams, etc. 🤍🤍

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thanks for the feedback! :) I will look into that.

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[@NurseInTheMaking]

You are so welcome!

[@NicoleHenry-ft6pq]

Thanks, this helps. I have my maternity exam tomorrow. I did not know you cannot count term pregnancies unless its delivered, that wrap things up for me.

[@j123_0]

but didn't she say that Term is the "number of pregnancies" and/or completed pregnancies that have reached >37 weeks of gestation? So in the given scenario, the woman is currently 38 weeks pregnant which means that it should be counted? help-

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[@HeinhamEminem]

Are you planning to sit for the exam?

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[@parmidarazavi3864]

Would you be able to explain why On your last example we dont count the baby to term yet?

[@melanieroberts72]

Great video! What if a previous child was born alive and died at age 5? At the time of the patient interview, this child was no longer alive, but the death was unrelated to the pregnancy. Does L still get a tally mark?

[@iamfaiizah9370]

Can you please go over NST & FHR

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thank you for your suggestion! I go over NST & FHR in the Mother Baby Flashcards! 👏Check them out here: anurseinthemaking.com/products/the-complete-nclex-mother-baby-flashcards. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions 🙂

[@kemageorge2194]

Question about the practice question # 3, would it be T-1 only if the baby was already born and not currently in utero? Is the T for previous pregnancies only?

[@hersheyssmith2104]

T stands for TERM BIRTH.

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Did have OB flashcards?

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[@judykim9512]

Isn’t 39 weeks considered full term now?

[@ariehmagedman1646]

@11:30 The mom is 39 weeks pregnant. Why wouldn't we add a tally to the T? Regardless if the mom delivers the baby, it has passed 37 weeks. If the baby were born a stillborn, would we include it in the Abortion category? I understood that abortion or miscarriage only includes anything under 20 weeks of gestation.

[@hersheyssmith2104]

She was right, T is for full term BIRTH meaning the child is already born and with her example, the mother was still in labor so her T is 0. If the baby is a STILLBORN, it will fall in the Preterm Birth at 37 weeks.

[@priyanshusharma5431]

I have 1 question if she has already delivered should we write gravida coz we will write it when pregnancy is ongoing but in first question the baby has been delivered already Shouldn't it be T2P0A1L2

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thanks for your question! We do want to write the gravidity because this stands for the number of times the woman has been pregnant. In practice question #1, the patient just delivered a baby, has a 3-year-old, and had a miscarriage. So, she was pregnant 3 times, which would make the gravidity a 3. I hope this helps to clear up any confusion! 🙂

[@greeshmaanna3875]

I have a question she is still pregnant then why did we count it on live brith then 2 question

[@NurseInTheMaking]

Thanks for your question! I did not count the current 38-week pregnancy under the live births or term because she hasn't delivered the baby yet. The only check for the current 38-week pregnancy is under gravidity. The checks under the L for live births are for: 1 check-baby born at 39 weeks, 2 checks-each of the twins born at 34 weeks, and 1 check-baby born at 38 weeks. I hope this answers your question! 🙂

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