All of the following are considered as High-risk pregnancy except:
RISK APPROACH High risk cases - Elderly primi (30 years and over). Sho statured primi (140 cm and below). Malpresentations ie. breech, transverse lie, etc. Antepaum haemorrhage, Threatened aboion. Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia. Anaemia. Twins, hydramnios. Previous still-bih, intrauterine death, manual removal of placenta. Elderly grandmultiparas. Prolonged pregnancy (14 days-after expected date of delivery). History of previous caesarean or instrumental delivery. Pregnancy associated with general diseases, viz. cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, diabetes, tuberculosis, liver disease, malaria, convulsions, asthma, HIV, I, STI, etc. Treatment for infeility. Three or more spontaneous consecutive aboions.
Elderly primi (30 years and over)
Sho statured primi (150 cm and below)
History of previous caesarean or instrumental delivery
Prolonged pregnancy (14 days after expected date of delivery)
Obstetric Care in RCH: Visits, IFA, TT, MCH Indicators