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Presumptive, Probable & Positive Signs of Pregnancy | OB Nursing Review

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Presumptive, Probable & Positive Signs of Pregnancy | OB Nursing Review

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Everything OB | Maternal Newborn Nursing
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920 просмотров · 1 год назад
🤰 How can you tell the difference between presumptive, probable, and positive signs of pregnancy? In this Everything OB video, we break down the three categories of pregnancy signs and explain how nurses distinguish subjective symptoms, objective findings, and definitive evidence of pregnancy. We also apply the concepts with practice questions to help you recognize these findings in clinical scenarios. This video is designed for healthcare learners, nursing students, OB/maternity nursing students, new nurses, anyone preparing for the NCLEX, and those wanting to learn more about pregnancy, labor, and birth. 💗 In this video, you'll learn about: • Presumptive signs of pregnancy — subjective signs reported by the patient • Probable signs of pregnancy — objective findings identified by the healthcare provider • Positive signs of pregnancy — findings that confirm the presence of a fetus • Amenorrhea • Breast changes and other early pregnancy symptoms • Quickening — the first fetal movements felt by the mother • Braxton Hicks contractions • Ballottement • Hegar sign • Chadwick sign • Goodell sign • Positive pregnancy tests • How to distinguish subjective vs. objective findings • How to recognize findings that definitively confirm pregnancy • Practice questions to apply what you've learned 🧠 Remember: Not every sign that suggests pregnancy can confirm pregnancy. Understanding which findings are presumptive, probable, or positive is an important part of prenatal nursing assessment. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 0:14 Understanding Presumptive Signs of Pregnancy 1:23 Probable Signs — Objective Clinical Assessments 3:12 Positive Signs — Confirming the Fetus 4:04 Applying Knowledge — Practice Questions 8:56 Closing 📚 Everything OB provides OB nursing education for healthcare learners, medical and nursing students, new nurses, and nurses learning to care for pregnant patients, laboring patients, postpartum patients, and newborns. This foundation is critical for anyone working in or preparing for the clinical setting. Whether you're studying signs of pregnancy, early pregnancy assessment, prenatal nursing, OB nursing, maternity nursing, preparing for the NCLEX-RN, or simply wanting to learn more about pregnancy, labor, and birth, this video will help you understand the difference between presumptive, probable, and positive signs and apply that knowledge to patient care. 💗 New OB nursing education videos are posted weekly! 👍 If you found this video helpful, please like, subscribe, and share it with another nursing student or OB nurse! Subscribe to this channel:    / @everythingob   💬 What maternal health topic would you like Everything OB to cover next? Let us know in the comments! Follow Everything OB on social media:   / everythingob     / everything.ob   Don't miss: 🤰 Preeclampsia:    • Preeclampsia   🤰 Postpartum Assessment:    • Postpartum Assessment Using BUBBLE-HE | Po...   🩸 Postpartum Hemorrhage:    • Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) Explained | Ca...   🤰 Factors Affecting Labor:    • The 5 P’s of Labor Explained | Passenger, ...   🤰 Umbilical Cord Prolapse:    • Umbilical Cord Prolapse Explained | Risk F...   👶 APGAR Score:    • APGAR Score Explained | Newborn Assessment...   And MANY MORE!! #signsofpregnancy #probable #presumptive #positive #nursing #students #maternity #maternalnewborn #ob #quickening #nclex #pregnancysymptoms #pregnancysigns #everythingob #highyieldtopics #everythingob Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/andrey-rossi/bun... License code: IG7BACL3S7LPBCCD