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Prenatal Record - National Archives and Records Administration

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SUMMARY OF HOSPITALIZATION FOR ANY ANTEPARTUM CONDITION (Can't)<br />

Items #9-#10, "Diagnosis" (Con' t)<br />

of onset in the appropriate box.<br />

Items #11-#13. "Therapy"<br />

If therapy consists of observation or bed rest only, so indicate.<br />

<strong>Record</strong> in the appropriate space any medical therapy the patient<br />

received. List specific drugs, dosage, dates given, response to<br />

medication, untoward reactions etc. If a surgical therapeutic procedure<br />

is performed, describe it carefully <strong>and</strong> be sure to have the<br />

anesthesia record completed.<br />

Item #14. "Status of Pregnancy on Discharge"·<br />

This is intended to distinguish between the status of the pregnancy on<br />

discharge <strong>and</strong> the status of the condition for which the patient was<br />

admitted. If the status of the pregnancy was unaltered by the conditi<br />

for which the patient was admitted, or by therapy, check appropriate b<br />

If for reason other than unchanged or terminated, specify the change i<br />

such terms as "aborted", "suspected fetal death", etc.<br />

Item #15. "Condition on Discharge"<br />

This refers to the patient's status on discharge as far as the conditi<br />

for which she was admitted is concerned. Check the appropriate box to<br />

indicate whether in your opinion she is cured, improved, unchanged,<br />

worse, or deceased.<br />

February<br />

(For Forms in Use April l<br />

Reproduced at the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Archives</strong><br />

II.A.338 OB-12

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