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Who received these facts from Dr. Asif Qureshi on July 18, 2022? Answer What must governors, representatives, senators, and the president circulate? Answer What was circulated by Dr. Asif Qureshi on July 5, 2022, relevant to these issues? Answer What happened on July 16, 2022, relevant to abortion in America? Answer What must leaders of various political parties counsel their members relevant to this issue? Answer What is abortion? Answer What is another name or term for abortion? Answer What are the issues relevant to abortion at this point? Answer In what situations is abortion justified before and after 24 weeks of gestation? Answer Why was there a need to mention a woman’s pregnancy in this situation? Answer What are the types of abortion? Answer How many U.S. Representatives were there on July 15, 2022? Answer How many U.S. Senators were there on July 15, 2022? Answer Where is the question-and-answer presentation relevant to abortion, in English, from each U.S. Representative? Answer Where is the question-and-answer presentation relevant to abortion, in English, from each U.S. Senator? Answer |
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Who received these facts from Dr. Asif Qureshi on July 18, 2022? Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, U.S. Senator from Kentucky What must governors, representatives, senators, and the president circulate? Either the governors, representatives, senators, and president endorse a question-and-answer presentation from Dr. Asif Qureshi relevant to this issue or they publicly display the question-and-answer presentation relevant to this issue via the internet on or before July 24, 2022. Their failure to display the question-and-answer presentation relevant to this issue via the internet on or before July 24, 2022 should lead to their immediate replacement. Remuneration and resources must be forwarded to Dr. Asif Qureshi in Chicago, Illinois, for developing this question-and-answer presentation. Job title for Dr. Asif Qureshi: Program Director If you have a better job title, that is welcome because Dr. Asif Qureshi can guide more than 1000 professions. My address: Dr. Asif Qureshi, 5042 North Winthrop Avenue Unit 237, Chicago, Illinois 60640 Email: admin@qureshiuniversity.com Make this a government office building. I am an American citizen according to Section 337 of the Code of Federal Regulations. I have lived in the United States for 22 years, from 1999 to 2022. My American citizenship document needs to be mailed as soon as possible. Dual or global citizenship is debatable. Include the mentioned facts with my American citizenship.
What was circulated by Dr. Asif Qureshi on July 5, 2022, relevant to these issues? Take a look at this. What happened on July 16, 2022, relevant to abortion in America? The U.S. House of Representatives voted to restore abortion rights after Roe v Wade was overturned. This may face some hurdles in the Senate. https://www.house.gov/representatives What must leaders of various political parties counsel their members relevant to this issue? At any commencement, there is a declaration you have to give. Educate yourself; then educate others. Be rational. If a senator is irrational: What must happen next? What must happen if a senator or senators are irrational, including in this situation? Override. What is an override? The act of nullifying, or making null and void. Abortion and all the facts elaborated here are justified. All senators, irrespective of party affiliation, must declare that abortion is justified. What is abortion? One of the definitions of abortion is the termination of a woman’s pregnancy prior to 24 weeks of gestation. Abortion is the removal of the pregnancy tissue, contents of conception, or the fetus and placenta from the uterus. An abortion that occurs without intervention is known as a miscarriage or "spontaneous abortion"; these occur in approximately 30% to 40% of pregnancies. When deliberate steps are taken to end a pregnancy, it is called an induced abortion or, less frequently, "induced miscarriage." The unmodified word abortion generally refers to an induced abortion. There are scientific knowledge and social and political opinions about abortion. The point of fetus viability is 24 weeks. Exceptions for abortions after fetal viability are allowed when a provider determines the life or health of the pregnant patient is at risk and/or when other justified indications are present. What is another name or term for abortion? Termination of pregnancy Induced miscarriage ICD-10-PCS 10A0 What are the issues relevant to abortion at this point? The lack of access to safe, timely, non-conflicting, affordable, and respectful abortion care is a critical public health and human rights issue. The unilateral, whimsical directive relevant to abortion, without any debate or any research presented in a question-and-answer format, needs to be updated as soon as possible relevant to current needs and issues. In what situations is abortion justified before and after 24 weeks of gestation? Take a look at this: Www.qureshiuniversity.com/abortion.html Why was there a need to mention a woman’s pregnancy in this situation? The woman needs extra care and professional skills to manage the situation. We are deliberating on a woman’s pregnancy, not a cow’s pregnancy. What are the types of abortion? 1. Medical abortion: The abortion pill Some women feel that a medical abortion is a more natural process. There are two types of medical abortion Abortion pill (also known as early medical abortion) up to 10 weeks Abortion pill from 10 weeks up to 24 weeks 2. Surgical abortion Surgical abortion involves a quick, minor operation. There are two types of surgical abortion: Vacuum aspiration up to 15 weeks Dilatation and evacuation between 15 and 24 weeks How many U.S. Representatives were there on July 15, 2022? 435 voting members and 6 non-voting members Political groups Majority (220) Minority (211) Vacant (4) Length of term: 2 years How many U.S. Senators were there on July 15, 2022? 100 Party affiliation Senate composition by party Affiliation Members Republican Party 50 Democratic Party 48 Independent 2 Total 100 https://www.senate.gov/senators/ Where is the question-and-answer presentation relevant to abortion, in English, from each U.S. Representative? Where is the question-and-answer presentation relevant to abortion, in English, from each U.S. Senator? If you cannot write such a presentation, you can say you endorse the question-and-answer presentation relevant to abortion from Dr. Asif Qureshi. Executive resources and remuneration should be forwarded to Dr. Asif Qureshi in Chicago, Illinois. Questions that need further answers. What is the governor’s stance on abortion at this point? Where is it written? What are abortion laws in every state at this point? What is the stance on abortion of U.S. Representatives or Senators from specific states? Where is the question-and-answer presentation relevant to this issue from the governors, representatives, senators, or president relevant to this issue? What are the laws relevant to abortion in various other countries of North America, Asia, Africa, Australia, Latin America, and island nations? What questions relevant to this issue do you think need to be added that are not included here? |
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What are the indications of medical termination of pregnancy? What should happen if these guidelines are violated? Who may violate these guidelines? Do you know any such situation or incident? What is abortion? What is a fetus? Abortions: Does It Affect Subsequent Pregnancies? How common are abortions? What is the difference between a surgical abortion and a non-surgical abortion? How does medication abortion work? What are the advantages of medication abortion to vacuum aspiration abortion? What are the disadvantages of medication abortion to vacuum aspiration abortion? Who should not use medication abortion? Is abortion painful? Why would someone have an abortion? How safe is it to have an abortion? How long does an abortion take? How many women around the world have abortions each year? Do women who have an abortion want children? Do women with religious affiliations have abortions? When in pregnancy do most women have abortions? How safe is abortion? What is the essential political issue concerning abortion? Is depression common after an abortion? What is post-abortion syndrome? What is the difference between emergency contraception (EC) and the abortion pill? How long does the procedure take? Why does the entire visit require 2 or more hours? How is a surgical abortion performed? How is a chemical abortion performed? Which procedure is better, the surgical or the chemical? Which procedure is less painful? Are there any restrictions following an abortion procedure? How soon can I return to work or school after having an abortion? Will an abortion have any effect on future pregnancies? How long after having an abortion will I have bleeding? When can I expect to have a normal period? |
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Q: What are the indications of medical termination of pregnancy?
A: In case the pregnancy is the result of rape or conspiracy. The woman could not cope with labor. Due to ailment, the woman would not be able to bring up the child with love and care. Even if any other person or group comes forward and takes responsibility for bringing up the baby, pregnancy can't go ahead. We are dealing with a human being. There is a difference between human pregnancy, family-centered maternity care, and poultry farms. Other medical indications. What should happen if these guidelines are violated? Dishonorable discharge from service with punishment. Who may violate these guidelines? Medical doctors, judges, director of health, secretary of health, head of the state, county, city, and others. Do you know any such situation or incident? Abortion - generally used to mean an induced termination of pregnancy (termination intentional). Miscarriage - generally used to mean a spontaneous termination of pregnancy (termination not intentional). Miscarriage means loss of a fetus before the 20th week of pregnancy. Therapeutic abortion - induced termination of pregnancy to protect the mother's health or life. Elective abortion - induced termination of pregnancy for any other reason. Medical abortion can be done up to about 9 weeks of pregnancy(Misoprostol.). Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) or machine vacuum aspiration uses suction through a small tube to empty the uterus of all tissue. Dilation and evacuation (D&E) is typically done when an abortion occurs in the second 12 weeks (second trimester) of pregnancy. It usually includes a combination of vacuum aspiration, dilation and curettage (D&C), and the use of surgical instruments (such as forceps) to clear the uterus of fetal and placental tissue. Induction abortion ends a second-trimester pregnancy by using medicines to start (induce) contractions, which expel (push) the fetus from the uterus. If the fetus has severe medical problems, a woman may choose to have an induction abortion. Spontaneous abortion refers to the loss of pregnancy before 20 weeks of gestation without outside intervention. Subgroups of Spontaneous Abortion
Inevitable abortion Missed abortion Complete abortion Recurrent abortion Human stillbirth A stillbirth occurs when a fetus has died in the uterus. Most stillbirths occur in full-term pregnancies. Live birth (human) In human reproduction, a live birth occurs when a fetus, whatever its gestational age, exits the maternal body and subsequently shows any sign of life, such as voluntary movement, heartbeat, or pulsation of the umbilical cord, for however brief a time and regardless of whether the umbilical cord or placenta are intact. Vaginal delivery A vaginal delivery is the birth of offspring (babies in humans) in mammals through the vagina. It is the natural method of birth for all mammals except monotremes, which lay eggs into the external environment. The average length of a hospital stay for a normal vaginal delivery is 36–48 hours or with an episiotomy (a surgical cut to widen the vaginal canal) is 48–60 hours, whereas a C-section is 72–108 hours.[citation needed] Different types of vaginal deliveries have different terms: A spontaneous vaginal delivery (SVD) occurs when a pregnant female goes into labor without the use of drugs or techniques to induce labor, and delivers her baby in the normal manner, without forceps, vacuum extraction, or a cesarean section. An assisted vaginal delivery (AVD) occurs when a pregnant female goes into labor (with or without the use of drugs or techniques to induce labor), and requires the use of special instruments such as forceps or a vacuum extractor to deliver her baby vaginally. An instrumental vaginal delivery (IVD) is another term for an assisted vaginal delivery. An induced vaginal delivery (also IVD) is a term for a delivery involving labor induction, where drugs or manual techniques are used to initiate the process of labor. Use of the term "IVD" in this context is less common than for instrumental vaginal delivery. A normal vaginal delivery (NVD) is a term for a vaginal delivery, whether or not assisted or induced, usually used in statistics or studies to contrast with a delivery by cesarean section. Anomalous pregnancy(ectopic pregnancy) Normal Delivery of the Infant The delivery of a full-term newborn refers to delivery at a gestational age of 37-42 weeks, as determined by the last menstrual period or via ultrasonographic dating and evaluation. The Naegel rule is a commonly used formula to predict the due date based on the date of the last menstrual period. This rule assumes a menstrual cycle of 28 days and mid-cycle ovulation. Ultrasonographic dating can be more accurate, especially when it is performed early in pregnancy and is used to corroborate or modify a due date based on the last menstrual period. Approximately 11% of singleton pregnancies are delivered preterm and 10% of all deliveries are postterm. Thus, nearly 80% of newborns are delivered at full term, although only 3-5% of deliveries occur on the estimated due date.[1, 2] Over the past few decades, the number of patients who go into spontaneous labor has decreased, and the percentage of inductions (iatrogenic labor) has increased to 22% of all pregnancies. Labor and delivery is divided into 3 stages. •In the first stage, the cervix dilates as a result of progressive rhythmic uterine contractions. This is typically the longest stage of labor. Cervical effacement, or thinning, occurs throughout the first stage of labor, and is graded 0-100%. ?The first stage of labor is divided into the latent and active phases. ?The latent phase can last for many hours. The cervix dilates, usually slowly, from closed to approximately 4-5 cm. ?The active phase lasts from the end of the latent phase until delivery. It is characterized by rapid cervical dilation. The cervix usually dilates at a rate of 1.0 cm/h in nulliparous women and 1.2 cm/h in multiparous women during the active phase. •The second stage of labor is the time between complete cervical dilation and delivery of the neonate. This phase lasts minutes to hours. The maximum accepted time for the second stage depends on the patient's parity and whether the patient has an epidural. ?Six cardinal movements of labor occur during the second stage of labor. ¦Engagement of the head into the lower pelvis ¦Flexion of the head, putting the occiput in presenting position ¦Descent of the neonate through the pelvis ¦Internal rotation of the vertex to maneuver past the lateral ischial spines ¦Extension of the head to pass beneath the maternal symphysis ¦External rotation of the head after delivery to facilitate shoulder delivery ?Several clinical parameters are followed. ¦The fetal presentation is determined by the first fetal body part that passes through the birth canal. Most commonly, this is the occiput or the vertex of the head. ¦The fetal station is the relation of the fetal head to the maternal ischial spines. The station is defined as -5 cm to +5 cm; 0 station is at the level of the ischial spines. ¦The fetal position is the orientation of the fetal vertex (the top of the head) in relation to the plane of the maternal ischial spines. The vertex normally rotates from a transverse position to an anterior or posterior position as the vertex internally rotates. •The delivery of the placenta is the third and final stage of labor; it normally occurs within 30 minutes of delivery of the newborn. As the uterus contracts, a plane of separation develops at the placenta-endometrium interface. As the uterus further contracts, the placenta is expelled. Emergency contraception (EC) is a safe and effective means of preventing pregnancy after unprotected vaginal intercourse. EC, also known as emergency birth control, the morning-after pill, or backup birth control, has been available for more than 30 years. EC must be started up to 120 hours � five days � after unprotected intercourse to reduce the risk of pregnancy. The sooner it is started, the better. EC reduces the risk of pregnancy by 75-89 percent when started within 72 hours. EC contains hormones found in birth control pills and prevents pregnancy by stop- ping ovulation or fertilization. EC will not cause an abortion or affect an existing pregnancy. Once a woman is preg- nant, EC is no longer effective. The abortion pill, or medical abortion, however, is an abortion results from taking medications that will end a pregnancy. The alternative is surgical abortion, which ends a pregnancy by emptying the uterus with special instruments. Either of two medications, mifepristone or methotrexate, can be used for medical abortion. Each of these medications is taken together with another medication, misoprostol, to induce an abortion. How long does the procedure take? Depending on the length of your pregnancy the actual procedure may take from only 3 to 7 minutes. Why does the entire visit require 2 or more hours? Although the actual procedure takes only a few minutes, there are various other important aspects to your visit. Upon arrival, you will be asked to complete medical history forms and read a variety of information and consent forms. You will receive laboratory tests which will include an analysis of your blood volume, your Rh factor, and a routine urinalysis which will also include a pregnancy test. Your preoperative vital signs such as temperature, pulse, and respiration will be established. Once your laboratory tests have been completed, you will spend time with a counselor. The counselor will review all of your forms with you to determine that you fully understand all of the information. She will explain the abortion procedure, the risks involved, and inform and discuss with you what you may expect afterwards. After speaking with the counselor, the receptionist will collect your payment, and you will then be escorted to an examination room or a patient waiting area. Once the procedure has been completed, you will be given an appropriate amount of recovery and observation time prior to leaving. How is a surgical abortion performed? The cervix is anesthetized with Lidocaine, which is similar to Novocaine. The cervix is then dilated to allow for access to the uterus. A hollow plastic tube comparable to a drinking straw is inserted into the uterus, and the contents are then removed by suction aspiration. How is a chemical abortion performed? A chemical abortion is also referred to as an "instrument free" abortion because surgical instruments are not used. A chemical abortion is performed over a course of three weeks requiring three consecutive weekly visits. During the first visit the physician will perform a sonogram to determine the length of the pregnancy. On this same day he/she will give the patient an intramuscular injection of a medication called Methotrexate which will stop any further development of the pregnancy. During the second visit the physician will insert a medication called Misoprostol into the vagina. This medication will be in the form of small tablets and will cause the cervix to dilate without the need for surgical instruments. Within 12 to 24 hours after the tablets have been inserted, the patient will experience bleeding and cramping similar to a menstrual period. On the third and final visit the physician will perform a sonogram to determine that all of the pregnancy tissue has been eliminated. The success rate of a chemical abortion is approximately 95 to 97 percent. Should the physician find that the procedure was incomplete, a patient has two options: She may have the Misoprostol reinserted to encourage further elimination of the pregnancy tissue, or she may have a vacuum aspiration procedure performed. Which procedure is better, the surgical or the chemical? This is an individual decision. Some women feel the surgical is better because it is not drawn out over the course of a three week period. Other women feel the chemical may be more advantageous because they will not have to wait until they are six weeks pregnant to have the procedure performed. Some women also feel the chemical is better because it is less invasive and does not require surgical instruments. Each woman may decide which procedure is best suited for her individual needs. Which procedure is less painful? The level of discomfort varies from person to person because every individual has a different degree of pain tolerance. Most women feel that because the chemical procedure is less invasive, it is therefore less painful. Are there any restrictions following an abortion procedure? There are only a few restrictions a patient must follow after an abortion procedure; however, these limitations are very necessary to achieve full recovery. For three weeks after having a surgical abortion a patient cannot insert anything into the vagina. This means no tampons, no douching, and no sexual intercourse. Swimming, tub bathing, heavy lifting, strenuous activity, sun bathing and standing for prolonged periods of time are also prohibited. After having a chemical abortion, there are very few restrictions. Following the first week of the procedure there are no restrictions. After the second week, it is recommended that nothing be inserted into the vagina for two weeks. This includes the same restrictions as with the surgical abortion. How soon can I return to work or school after having an abortion? Will an abortion have any effect on future pregnancies? Having an abortion is safer than full term labor and delivery. It is unlikely that you would experience any lasting complications from an abortion procedure; however, as with any type of surgical procedure there are always some risks involved. How long after having an abortion will I have bleeding? This will vary from patient to patient. The bleeding will be similar to that of a menstrual period. Patients may expect to have bleeding from one to seven days. Spotting may even be experienced for the duration of a month. The bleeding may be very light to somewhat heavy. Some blood clots may be passed, and this is normal. When can I expect to have a normal period? Most women will have a normal period within 4 to 6 weeks after having an abortion. |