The patient is gravida 2, "TIB" 2?? or maybe she's saying TAB2?? help! thanks!
Posted By: jen on 2009-01-20
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Subject: Gravida/Para
All CP issues aside, I have always been told to not take it upon ourselves to abbreviate unless the dictator abbreviates. I wouldn't "zing" someone for it, but would probably correct it and put a comment.
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Subject: help on gravida-para
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Subject: help on gravida-para
G 5 P 4-1-1-3 actually means that this female was pregnant 5 times, gave 4 living births (not full-term), one of these 4 was a preterm baby, she had one abortion or still birth, and she has 3 living children.
I hope that I was of any help.
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Subject: I was taught gravida 0. NM
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Subject: Unless it is considered gravida 2, para 2, "live births" 2?
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Subject: gravida 1 and para something: para is live births. sm
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