Pregnancy Care

Confirm pregnancy and estimate the due date based on the last menstrual period (LMP).
Discuss the importance of prenatal care and provide information about available resources.
Conduct a general health assessment of the mother, including medical history and any pre-existing conditions.
Discuss the mother's lifestyle habits (such as smoking, alcohol, and drug use) and provide guidance for maintaining a healthy pregnancy.
Order initial blood tests, including a pregnancy confirmation test and blood type/Rh factor screening.
Discuss the schedule for future prenatal visits and provide contact information for emergencies.

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Monitor the mother's blood pressure, weight, and check for signs of edema.
Perform a pelvic examination to assess the cervix's effacement and dilation.
Assess fetal well-being through a non-stress test or other appropriate tests.
Discuss the risks and benefits of continuing the pregnancy beyond the due date.
Provide information about potential interventions, such as membrane sweeping or induction of labor.
Address any concerns or anxieties the mother may have about prolonged pregnancy.
Offer emotional support and reassurance as the mother waits for labor to begin.

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