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{Antenatal initial consultation} EXPLANATORY NOTES [+] yes, present, positive [-] no, absent, negative [~] equivocal [\] not performed, not applicable [?] unknown, unsure PRESENTING COMPLAINTS OR ISSUES This Pregnancy: LNMP (date): Menstrual cycle length: Estimated date of delivery: Ultrasound date: K = EDD = G:0, P:0, M:0, T:0 Clinical concerns for this pregnancy: [+] [?] PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Past obstetric history: (1) DOB: Gestation: Outcome: Delivery method: Sex: Birth weight: Complications: (2) DOB: Gestation: Outcome: Delivery method: Sex: Birth weight: Complications: (3) DOB: Gestation: Outcome: Delivery method: Sex: Birth weight: Complications: Gynaecological history: [-] previously abnormal pap smear [-] fertility problems [-] IVF [-] STI [-] gynaecological issues Details: Past general medical history: [-] asthma/respiratory disease [-] heart disease [-] hypertension [-] kidney disease/uti [-] diabetes [-] type 1 [-] type 2 [-] gestational [-] thyroid disease [-] orthostatic hypotension [-] epilepsy [-] musculoskeletal disorder [-] thrombophilia [-] VTE [-] mental health issues FAMILY HISTORY Family And Genetic History: [-] diabetes [-] hypertension [-] cystic fibrosis [-] fragile X [-] tay-sachs disease [-] thalassaemia [-] sickle cell anaemia [-] spinal muscular dystrophy [-] other congenital abnormaity Details: [Medications and medical devices] Current medication (List): [+] SOCIAL HISTORY Substance Use History: [-] tobacco [-] alcohol [-] other IMMUNISATIONS Immunisations up to date: [-] MMR [-] varicella (vaccination or clear history of infection) Social History: [Examination findings] Heart rate (bpm): Blood pressure (mmHg): Height (m): Weight (kg): BMI (weight/height^2): Other examination findings: (abnormalities) [-] periodontal [-] breasts/nipples [-] cardiovascular [-] respiratory [-] abdominal [-] skeletal [-] thyroid Urinalysis: [-] Protein [-] Glucose [-] WBC [-] Nitrite ASSESSMENT Risk summary: [-] complicated medical history [-] previous pregnancy requiring specialist obstetric care [-] pregnancy that is not progressing normally [-] multiple pregnancy MANAGEMENT PLAN Diagnostic investigations requested: 1. Initial screening investigations: [+] FBE (Thalassaemia screen) [+] Blood group and antibody screen [+] Ferritin [+] CRP [+] Rubella IgG serology (titre) [+] HIV serology [+] Hepatitis B serology [+] Hepatitis C serology [+] Syphilis serology [+] Urine MCS [+] Chlamydia/Gonorrhoea EIA (vaginal swab) 2. As Required Investigations: [-] Cervical screening test (CST) [-] Up to date (within 5 years) [-] Offered and declined [-] HbA1c or OGTT (if high risk of gestational diabetes) [-] Vitamin D (if high risk of deficiency) [-] Measles serology^ [-] Varicella serology^ ^ If immune status is uncertain. 3. Down Syndrome Screening: [+] Standard screening Blood test (performed 10/40 --> range 9/40 to 13/40+6D) free beta human chorionic gonadotrophin pregnancy-associated plasma protein A Ultrasound measurement of nuchal translucency thickness (performed 12/40 --> range 11/40+1D to 13/40+6D) OR (NOTE no Medicare rebate) [-] Non-invasive prenatal testing (DNA-based blood test) NIPT (Performed any time from 10/40) 4. Other genetic carrier screenin:^^ [-] Cystic fibrosis [-] Fragile X syndrome [-] Spinal muscular atrophy ^^ Usually performed before pregnancy or in the first trimester. Female partner tested first, then male partner if the female is identified as a carrier of CF or SMA. 5. Gestational diabetes screening: [-] 24-28 weeks OGTT (earlier if PHx) 6. Ultrasound scans: [-] 8-9 weeks dating scan. [-] 11-13 weeks first trimester screen (see below*). [-] 18-20 weeks morphology and foetal anatomy scan. 7. Additional routine syphilis serology: [-] 26-28/40 [-] 36/40 Treatment/Management: [+] Folic acid supplements 0.5-1.0 mg/day 5.0 mg/day if significant risk of NTD [+] Influenza vaccination (at any time during pregnancy) [+] DTpa vaccination (single dose between mid 2nd trimester and early 3rd trimester of each pregnancy [-] ideally at 20–32 weeks) [?] RhD negative women --> anti-D injections x 2: * 26-28 weeks, and * 34-36 weeks Patient Education: [-] Smoking cessation advice [+] Alcohol advice [+] Diet with sufficient iron, calcium, folate, iodine, calories [+] Adequate vitamin D (sun exposure or supplement) [+] Regular, moderate intensity exercise [+] Oral health Planning: [?] Planning shared care for low-risk pregnancy [?] Special needs Referrals: [+] Antenatal service/obstetrician: [-] Urgent referral within 7 days (high-risk pregnancy) [-] Dietitian (BMI < 18.5, > 29.5; multiple pregnancy) FOLLOW-UP Next appointment: [+] Outstanding issues: [+] [-] [dqref.com 260125]
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