Practice in Antenatal Healthcare

1.The student will recognize the signs indicating pregnancy and name the laboratory diagnostic methods of pregnancy, be able to determine the time of pregnancy and possible term of delivery, formulate the importance of identifying a timely maternal risk group, name prenatal diagnostic methods, and explain the necessity of applying these methods.

2.Students will be familiar with the pregnancy management plan according to BOM rules NR. 611, in accordance with the binding laws and regulations of the LR and current guidelines in the sector.

1.The student will be able to evaluate complaints of a pregnant woman, collect reproductive history, calculate body mass index and measure AT, perform gynaecological examination, take a bactericopic smear of cytological and vaginal flora, use an indicator strip test for urine analysis, determine fetal sleep with Leopold techniques, prepare documentation in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding the procedures for recording medical and accounting records of medical institutions, explain ultrasound and various biochemical markers data, determine the time period for possible delivery, use the terms adopted in the care of pregnant women, assess the nature of fetal movements and the record of fetal hearts.

1.Using the acquired knowledge of physiological pregnancy management, the student is able to recognise physiologically occurring pregnancies, evaluate diagnostic results, recognise potential risk factors and complications, in accordance with the Cabinet Regulations NR. 611 and to document the data obtained, as well as to collaborate on the work of a team of healthcare specialists.