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What are human pregnancy medical emergencies? How should you do a quick assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of a person reported as a human pregnancy medical emergency? What medical history and physical examination is required in a pregnancy emergency? When was the first day of the patient's last menstrual period? What is the patient's due date? How do you calculate human pregnancy due date? How many pregnancies has the patient had, including any abortions or miscarriages? Has the patient ever had an ectopic pregnancy or pelvic inflammatory disease? Have there been any complications with this or prior pregnancies, such as high blood pressure, seizure, eclampsia, diabetes, cesarean section, etc.? Is the patient experiencing any pain or contractions? If the patient is having contractions, when did they begin, how frequent are they, and how long do they last? Has there been any vaginal discharge or bleeding? Has there been any trauma? Has the patient felt the baby moving? When was the last time? Is there past medical history of any medical condition, including high blood pressure, diabetes, pulmonary problems, or cardiovascular disease? What medications has the patient been, or is supposed to be, taking (including over-the-counter medications)? Does the patient have any known medical allergies? Where and when did the patient last see a medical doctor? What position was the baby in when last checked by a medical professional? Is the patient experiencing headaches, nausea or vomiting? Is there a possibility of multiple births? What is the ethnicity of the female? Where is the spouse of the female and what are his name, age, and profile? Are there any controversies, disputes, or claims? Is this pregnancy from her genuine spouse without any controversies, conspiracies, disputes, or claims? Where are the patient's parents and other family members? Where and when did the patient have prenatal or pre-pregnancy medical consultations? What is the profile, mailing address, contact information of such people or establishment? Is it a medico legal case? Where should you report about a medico legal case? Is medical termination of pregnancy applicable to this scenario? Does this need emergency contraception or medical termination of pregnancy? Who will do the procedure, if required? Will this be normal delivery, episiotomy, other methods, or Cesarean? If there are any controversies, medico legal issues, conspiracies, disputes, or claims, fix them first and then go ahead with the pregnancy. What physical examination should you do in a pregnancy emergency? Is there evidence of ankle or leg edema? Is there abdominal rigidity or tenderness to light touch? Is there any evidence of vaginal bleeding, discharge, or crowning? Here are important guidelines. |