Positive pregnancy test, now what? In this video I break down all the need to know information about that first prenatal visit. Prenatal care helps to reduce illness, complications and death rates related to pregnancy. Here are some free resources for those who need them: English (800) 311-BABY . Spanish (800) 504-7081. Healthcare.gov Also, here is the link to the GTPAL video th-cam.com/video/wH7-LtQx9eI/w-d-xo.html and the Due Date Calculator video th-cam.com/video/QVIb2dbZ1vw/w-d-xo.html
If you even have one positive test you’re pregnant lol. When she said you may have a positive but not be.. 😑 I’ve never heard of that.. congratulations 🎉
Actually as a nursing student we need as a part of our requirements. We need this kind of video, on how to assess prenatal care, but the question how? We need preference please! Exact procedure. How to assess pregnant women throught it?
Hey I know this is irrelevant to this video but I've been looking for videos on how to perform injections( subcutaneous, intramuscular etc.). Do you have videos of these? I Can't find them on my own. Thanks in advance and keep teaching us!!
You have the right to refuse anything but the pelvic exam is done to assess for any abnormalities or signs of illness/infection that could complicate the pregnancy.
@@AuroraDarling24 some abnormalities need to be visualized but yes there are special circumstances where patients decline the pelvic exam usually due to PTSD from previous assault
@@ninas4968 I talk to my doctor and he said women have different HCG levels in their body and that 10 times out 10 if a woman gets a positive pregnancy test is for a child not anything else. He said it’s rare for it to be gestational trophoblastic. She may get a positive but no baby in the stomach. He also said other pregnancy symptoms would not be present either. So idk.
Positive pregnancy test, now what? In this video I break down all the need to know information about that first prenatal visit. Prenatal care helps to reduce illness, complications and death rates related to pregnancy. Here are some free resources for those who need them: English (800) 311-BABY . Spanish (800) 504-7081. Healthcare.gov
Also, here is the link to the GTPAL video th-cam.com/video/wH7-LtQx9eI/w-d-xo.html and the Due Date Calculator video th-cam.com/video/QVIb2dbZ1vw/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this video! Just found out I’m probably pregnant! 3 positive tests. Your video gave me a lot of insight and comfort.
Congratulations!
If you even have one positive test you’re pregnant lol. When she said you may have a positive but not be.. 😑 I’ve never heard of that.. congratulations 🎉
@@ninas4968 chemical pregnancy
@@beccaneumann9212 😕 awww true.
Thanks for posting this video. One note-Emotional abuse should be added to the Abuse bullet point.
Super helpful!!!! Thanks
Im a first time mom and do i need to choose one hospital for my parental appointment and delivery of my baby
Please do a video about family planning and STD! I love your videos!
hi!! could you possibly do a video on pediatric assessment? i’m taking it at the same time as maternity right now!
Actually as a nursing student we need as a part of our requirements. We need this kind of video, on how to assess prenatal care, but the question how? We need preference please! Exact procedure. How to assess pregnant women throught it?
Is this abbreviated in any way if the patient is intending to terminate the pregnancy?
Would they do an ultrasound at 5-6 weeks?
That is not very common
Hey I know this is irrelevant to this video but I've been looking for videos on how to perform injections( subcutaneous, intramuscular etc.). Do you have videos of these? I Can't find them on my own. Thanks in advance and keep teaching us!!
Not yet but they are on my to do list
@thatnursingprof Would it be appropriate to decline the pelvic exam?
You have the right to refuse anything but the pelvic exam is done to assess for any abnormalities or signs of illness/infection that could complicate the pregnancy.
@@thatnursingprof2661 Couldn't that be ruled out by the blood tests or lab work?
@@AuroraDarling24 some abnormalities need to be visualized but yes there are special circumstances where patients decline the pelvic exam usually due to PTSD from previous assault
@@thatnursingprof2661 Thanks for your responses 😊
About second prenatal please
I’m 22 and 15 weeks 4 days pregnant with my first child
Congratulations
when is the best time to see ur OBygyn. dr said they cant really do much early on usually later is this true?
@@lavendergurl8317 typically the 1st visit is between weeks 8 and 12.
@@thatnursingprof2661 do they want us to do ultrasound first to confirm pregnancy before seeing Oby? thank u so much
@@lavendergurl8317 yes your 1st appointment will usually be a combination of ultrasound and ob
How does a positive test not mean your pregnant? I thought the whole point of a test was detect any levels of HCG?? I’m lost
Great question. You can have elevated HCG for others reasons for example Cancer.
@@thatnursingprof2661 oh wow I didn’t know that. I thought the hormone was only found in pregnant women.
@@jasminekennel5849 I’ve never heard of this either..
@@ninas4968 I talk to my doctor and he said women have different HCG levels in their body and that 10 times out 10 if a woman gets a positive pregnancy test is for a child not anything else. He said it’s rare for it to be gestational trophoblastic. She may get a positive but no baby in the stomach. He also said other pregnancy symptoms would not be present either. So idk.
@@jasminekennel5849 thanks for the information.. 🙂 idk either girl..
Is your first prenatal visit with your family doctor or OBGYN?
They should do similar things. The family doctor might schedule an ultrasound separately whereas the OBGYN will have it ready in their office.