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High Risk Antenatal Assessment

This document contains a high-risk antenatal assessment and newborn assessment form. The antenatal assessment form collects information on the patient's medical, obstetric, and family history. It also documents the physical assessment and identifies potential high-risk factors during pregnancy. The newborn assessment form collects similar information to assess the health status of the newborn, including vital signs, physical exam findings, and neurological responses. Both forms aim to identify any risks or complications to guide nursing care plans for the mother and baby.

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High Risk Antenatal Assessment

This document contains a high-risk antenatal assessment and newborn assessment form. The antenatal assessment form collects information on the patient's medical, obstetric, and family history. It also documents the physical assessment and identifies potential high-risk factors during pregnancy. The newborn assessment form collects similar information to assess the health status of the newborn, including vital signs, physical exam findings, and neurological responses. Both forms aim to identify any risks or complications to guide nursing care plans for the mother and baby.

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HIGH RISK ANTENATAL ASSESSMENT

GENERAL HISTORY:
NAME OF THE MOTHER: AGE:
OCCUPATION :
ADDRESS :
OBSTETRICAL SCORE:
FAMILY HISTRY:

MEDICAL HISTRORY:

OBSTERICAL HISTORY:

MENSTRUAL HISTORY:

A) HIGH RISK ASSESSMENT DURING ANTENATAL PERIOD:

a) Ectopic pregnancy
b) Antepartum hemorrhage
 Abruptio placenta
 Placenta previa
c) Hyperemesis gravidarum
d) Pregnancy induced hypertension
 Pre eclamcia
 Eclamcia
e) Multiple pregnancy
f) Hydatidform mole
g) Small for gestational age
h) Hydraminias
 Poly hydraminias
 Oligo hydraminias
i) Gestational diabetes
j) Rh factor
k) Thyroid disorder
l) Intrauterine growth retardation
m) Age
 Elder
 Younger
n) Sexually transmitted disease
o) Tuberculosis
p) Cardiac disease
q) Anaemia
r) Asthma
B) EMOTIONAL RESPONSE DURING PREGNANCY:
a) Feeling about pregnancy

b) Fathers and sibling adjustment

c) Anxious about birth and parenting role

C) EDUCATION ABOUT PREGNANCY BIRTH AND PARENTING:


a) Reading
b) Childbirth class
c) Films seen
d) Practicing, breathing and relation of birth
D) SOCIO CULTURAL ADOPTATION DURING PREGNANCY:
a) Family adjustment
b) Work adjustment and plans
c) Financial adjustment
d) Preparation for baby
e) Plans for infant feeding

HISTORY OF PRESENT PREGNANCY:

LMP: EDD:

GESTATIONAL AGE:

VITAL SIGNS:

TEM: PULSE: RESPIRATION: BP:

GENERAL PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT:

HEIGHT: WEIGHT:

HEAD TO FOOT ASSESSMENT:

SCALP :

FACE :

EYES :

NOSE :

EAR :

MOUTH:

NECK :

BREAST :
LIMBS :

SKIN :

VULVA :

ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION:

INSPECTION:

SIZE OF THE ABDOMEN :

CONTOUR OF THE ABDOMEN:

SKIN CHANGES:

FETAL MOVEMENT:

PALPATION:

FUNDAL HEIGHT:

FUNDAL PALPATION:

LATERAL PALPATION:

PELVIC PALAPATION:

GRIP1:

GRIP2:

ASCULTATION:

FETAL HEART SOUND:

FETAL HEART RATE:

FETAL POSITION:

INVESTIGATION:
HEALTH EDUCATION:

FAMILY PLANNING:
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HIGH RISK NEWBORN ASSESSMENT

IDENTIFICATION DATA:

Name of the baby -

Age -

Sex -

Date of birth -

Birth weight -

HISTORY COLLECTION:

Delivery - singleton/twins/triplet

Diagnosis -

Cord - Normal/ Prolapsed

Condition at birth - Active/ Asphyxiated

Any birth anomalities - Present/ Absent

Treatment at birth -

Apgar score - at 1min at 5min

VITAL SIGNS:

Temperature -

Pulse -

Respiration -

ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASUREMENT:

Weight -

Length -
Head circumference -

Chest circumference -

Abdominal circumference -

PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT:

Activity - Active / Dull

Body built - Thin/ Well built

Skin:

Color - Pale/Pink/Jaundice/Cyanosis

Texture - Smooth/ Dry

Turgor - Normal/ Dry

Vernix caseosa - Present/ Absent

Lanugo - Present / Absent

Edema - Present / Absent

Milia - Present / Absent

Mongolian spot - Present / Absent

Head :

Size - Normal/ Macrocephaly/ Microcephaly

Shape - Normal/ Abnormal

Anterior fontanels - Palpable/ Depressed/ Bulging

Posterior fontanels - Palpable/ Depressed/ Bulging

Caput succedaneum - Present / Absent

Cephalohematoma - Present / Absent


Eyes :

Eyelid - Normal/ Edematous

Irish color -

Sclera - White/ Blue/ Yellow

Red reflex - Present / Absent

Nose :

Patent nostrils - Present / Absent

Nasal discharge - Present / Absent

Nasal septal deviation - Present / Absent

Flaring of nostrils - Present / Absent

Ear :

Symmetry -

Appearance -

Pinna in line with eyes -

Mouth :

Secretions - Present / Absent

Intact lip and palate -

Oral trush - Present / Absent

Neck :

Size - Normal/ Abnormal

Neck webbing - Present / Absent

Chest :

Shape -
Movement - Symmetry/ Asymmetry

Breath sound -

Heart sound -

Abdomen :

Shape - Normal/ Distended

Umbilical cord -

Wharton’s jelly -

Bowel sounds -

Female genitalia:

Labia majora - Normal/ Edematous

Labia minora - Normal/ Abnormal

Vaginal discharge - Present / Absent

Male genitalia:

Urethral opening - Present / Absent

Testis - Descended/ Undescended

Epispadias - Present / Absent

Hypospadias - Present / Absent

Spine :

Spine - Intact/ Abnormal

Spina bifida - Present / Absent

Abnormal curvature - Present / Absent

Extremities :

Shape - Symmetric/ Asymmetric


Range of motion - Active/ Inactive

Nail buds - Pink/ Cynosised

Muscle tone - Normal / Abnormal

Polydactylity - Present / Absent

Syndactylity - Present / Absent

Neuromuscular:

Cry - Weak/ Loud/ High pitched

Lethargic - Present / Absent

Activity - Active and alert/ Drowsy

Reflexes:

 Moro Reflex
 Sucking Reflex
 Rooting Reflex
 Tonic neck Reflex
 Grasp Reflex
 Stepping or Walking Reflex
 Babinski sign
 Glabellar Reflex
 Sneezing Reflex
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