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Reproduced at the National Archives RETURN VISIT ( OB-10) '- J!:!!-* - I 1 + ? ~~:l3hl~ R? J28 - ' XI 112n 16 ) I t llll12ll~fJ lillf p Q R R 2ft :16 Vlli 2t lUI 31 ~JUU116t Jt u n n '' 75lnna Jt 11 ··-~--~ - ~ ~~~ HISTOR~ OBSlEl~IC -• ~ EXfl11tf\liON (J - a: 0 - 1 J_ :l G E.DEHR 2 .~ t! - ,JI! ' li. ~ . Nllll#. ) ~ ~ /Jl/IN/( H 0 • H 1 ~~I~.. > ~1..:1~111 .. • 1 ~ • 1 rftN~ tiJ S~ I ~I ~ --.1 ~ w ~~ I· 1!'11:111 h aJ • ltl• J. • • 1111 IJJ:I •d•t ...." .. '' ah• ~, 2~u :M vL. Jt llllu n ·~ ~~~!~ ,, nmHt'*nit-''·" * Item numbers refer to OB-" form dated: ~/62 ** A card is required for each visit ~ ,s::. ,s::.
Instructional Manual for Obstetric Forms OB-44 PRENATAL OBSERVAllONS I. Purpose of form To record obstetric data at the initial prenatal examination and at each subsequent prenatal clinic visit. II. General Instructions A. Use a separate column for each prenatal visit. B. When a patient is delinquent, record the date, and note this fact in the appropriate column. This is optional. Ill. Specific Instructions Item Number 2, 3. Physician. Record the last name and the title of the examiningphysician. Ifpatient is not seen by a physician use space provided by items #2 and 3 to note this fact. 4. Date. Enter the date of each visit. 5. Weeks gestation based on LMP. a. Record the completed weeks gestation as calculated from the onset of the last normal menstrual period. This number may or may not coincide with weeks of gestation by examination (item #28). b. If there has been no LMP for this pregnancy, leave item blank and explain on OB-46 at the initial examination. c. Whenever the date of LMP is modified, utilize the new date to calculate item it5 thereafter. Do not correct previously recorded weeks of gestation. Note the basis for the change of EDC on OB-46. This should be on the basis of history or re-interview of the patient. 6. Weight. Record weight (in pounds) wearing street clothes but no shoes or coat. 7. Blood pressure. Record the blood pressure in the top box provided in the column. If a repeat blood pressure reading is taken, record the second reading in the lower of the two boxes. Item Number 8. Urine albumin. Record at each prenatal visit the results as "0", "trace", " +1", "+2", "+3", "+4." 9. Urine glucose. Record at each prenatal visit the result as "0", "trace", " +1", "+2", "+ 3", "+4." 10. Urine acetone. If this optional test is done, record result. HISTORY. Items #11-22 are concerned with the physician's history of symptoms since the last prenatal visit (since LMP for the first visit). Indicate positive history by marking "X" in the space provided, and negative history by marking "0". Elaborate upon positive findings on OB-46. 11. Acute illness. Record as positive any history of acute illness (with or without hospitalization or other medical care), including upper respiratory infections. 12. Fever. Record as positive any definite history of fever or of a temperature of 100.0 degrees or over, regardless of duration. Note that item #11 (acute illness) will frequently be marked positive, but it will be unusual to have item #12 positive without a corresponding positive history in item #11. 13. Vomiting. Record as positive any vomiting which was more than one short episode dally. 14. Urinary symptoms. Record as positive any history of symptoms suggestive or indicative of urinary tract infection; i.e., dysuria, pyuria, hematuria, pain, etc. 15-17. Swelling. Record any positive history of edema in the areas listed. 18. Headache. Record as positive any history of persistent or recurrent headaches. 19. Visual disturbances. Record as positive any significant episodes of visual disturbances, such as persistent diploplia, blurring, spots, etc. October 1962 Reproduced at the National Archives II.A.273 OB-44
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NINCDS COLLABORATIVE PERINATAL PROJ
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NINCDS COLLABORATIVE PERINATAL PROJ
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INTRODUCTION DOCUMENT OBJECTIVES AN
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OB-2 Reproductive History Form OB-2
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