№ 12Obstetrics18 min read
Normal pregnancy and antenatal care
1. Big picture
Normal pregnancy is a physiological state, but antenatal care exists because normal pregnancy can become high-risk quickly. The aim is not only to “follow the pregnancy,” but to detect maternal and fetal risk before complications become emergencies.
A good antenatal-care answer in the oral exam should show this logic:
Confirm pregnancy
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Date the pregnancy accurately
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Assess maternal baseline risk
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Screen for fetal anomaly, growth, placenta, diabetes, hypertension, infection, anemia, Rh problems
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Educate the mother about warning signs
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Plan safe delivery and postpartum care
Core exam sentence:
Antenatal
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