Obstetrics for NursesReed, Charles B. (Charles Bert)
Science
Obstetrics for Nurses
Reed, Charles B. (Charles Bert)
Maternity nursing
=Per´i-stal´´sis.= A worm-like movement by which the alimentary canal
propels its contents.
=Per-ni´cious.= Tending to a fatal issue.
=Phe-nom´e-non.= Any remarkable appearance; any sign or objective
symptom.
=Phys´i-o-log´´ic.= Pertaining to physiology.
=Phys´i-ol´´o-gy.= The science which treats of the functions of the
living organism and its parts.
=Phi-mo´sis.= Tightness of the foreskin such that it can not be drawn
back over the glans.
=Phle-bi´tis.= Inflammation of a vein.
=Pig´men-ta´´tion.= The deposition of coloring matter.
=Pla-cen´ta præ´vi-a.= A placenta which intervenes between the
intrauterine cavity and the inner orifice of the cervical canal.
=Pla-cen´ta suc´cen-tur´i-a´´ta.= An accessory or subsidiary placenta.
=Pled´get.= A small compress or tuft as of wool or lint.
=Pleth´o-ra.= A condition marked by vascular turgescence, excess of
blood and fullness of pulse.
=Po-dal´ic.= Pertaining to, or accomplished by means of, the feet.
=Pol´y-hy-dram´´ni-os.= Excess in the amount of the liquor amnii in
pregnancy.
=Po-si´tion.= 1. The attitude or posture of a patient. 2. The relation
of the presenting part of the fœtus to the quadrants of the maternal
pelvis.
=Pos-te´ri-or.= Situated behind or toward the rear.
=Post par´tum.= After delivery.
=Pre´ma-ture.= 1. Occurring before the proper time. 2. An infant born
before its proper term, but viable.
=Pre´ma-tu´´ri-ty.= The condition of a child that has been delivered
before term, and before maturity or ripening has taken place.
=Pre-mon´i-tory.= Serving as a warning.
=Pre´puce.= The fold of skin covering the glans penis; the foreskin.
=Pres´en-ta´´tion.= 1. The appearance in labor of some particular part
of the fœtal body at the os uteri. 2. That part of the fœtal body
which first shows itself at the os in labor.
=Pri-mip´a-ra.= A woman who has given birth, or who is giving birth,
to her first child.
=Prod´ro-mal.= Premonitory. Indicating the approach of an event,
phenomenon, or disease.
=Prog-no´sis.= A forecast as to the probable result of an attack of
disease; the prospect as to recovery from a disease afforded by the
nature and symptoms of the case.
=Pro-jec´tion-al vom´i-ting.= Sudden violent emesis.
=Pro-lapse´.= The falling down, or sinking, of a part or viscus.
=Pro-lep´sis.= The anticipation and nullification of complications
before they arise.
=Prom´´on-to´ry.= A projecting eminence or process.
=Pro´phy-lax´´is.= The prevention of disease.
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