ARCHETYPE Examination of the fetus (openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.exam-fetus.v1)

ARCHETYPE IDopenEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.exam-fetus.v1
ConceptExamination of the fetus
DescriptionExamination cluster for describing a finding on physical examination of a fetus.
PurposeFor recording findings on physical examination relating to the fetus while in the uterus.
References
Copyrightcopyright (c) 2010 openEHR Foundation
AuthorsAuthor name: Sam Heard
Organisation: Ocean Informatics, Australia
Email: sam.heard@oceaninformatics.com
Date originally authored: 19/04/2007
Other Details LanguageAuthor name: Sam Heard
Organisation: Ocean Informatics, Australia
Email: sam.heard@oceaninformatics.com
Date originally authored: 19/04/2007
Other Details (Language Independent)
  • References:
  • MD5-CAM-1.0.1: 1D56F36C0F32C4A5D74F92289474005F
Keywordsfoetus, fetal, foetal
LifecycleAuthorDraft
Language useden
Citeable Identifier1013.1.277
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Normal statementsNormal statements: A group of statements about the normality of the examination.
Normal statementNormal statement: A specific statement of normality.
Clinical descriptionClinical description: Textural description of the part examined.
Abdominal FindingsAbdominal Findings: Clinical findings on abdominal examination.
Lie of the fetusLie of the fetus: The position of the fetus.
  • Longitudinal [The lie is along the line of the mother's spine.]
  • Transverse [The lie is perpendicular to the mother's spine.]
  • Oblique [The lie is oblique to the mother's spine.]
PresentationPresentation: The presenting part of the fetus.
  • Cephalic [The head is the presenting part.]
  • Breech [The breech is the presenting part.]
  • Full breech [The breech is presenting with the legs flexed.]
  • Extended breech [The breech is the presenting part with the leg(s) extended.]
  • Shoulder [The shoulder is the presenting part.]
  • Footling breech [A fetal foot is extended and presenting.]
  • Face [The head is extended and the face is presenting.]
  • Cord [The umbilical cord is presenting.]
  • Compound [There is a compound presentation.]
PositionPosition: The orientation of the denominator.
  • Right Occipito-transverse [The occiput is towards the right.]
  • Right Occipito-anterior [The occiput is towards the right and anterior.]
  • Right Occipito-posterior [The occiput is to the right and posterior.]
  • Occipito-anterior [The occiput is towards the symphasis.]
  • Occipito-posterior [The occiput is towards the sacrum.]
  • Left Occipito-transverse [The occiput is towards the left.]
  • Left Occipito-anterior [The occiput is to the left and symphasis.]
  • Left Occipito-posterior [The occiput is to the left and posterior.]
  • Right Sacro-transverse [The fetal sacrum is towards the right.]
  • Right Sacro-anterior [The fetal sacrum is towards the right and anterior.]
  • Right Sacro-posterior [The fetal sacrum is to the right and posterior.]
  • Sacro-Anterior [The fetal sacrum is towards the symphasis.]
  • Sacro-Posterior [The fetal sacrum is towards the sacrum.]
  • Left Sacro-transverse [The fetal sacrum is towards the left.]
  • Left Sacro-anterior [The fetal sacrum is to the left and symphasis.]
  • Left Sacro-posterior [The fetal sacrum is to the left and posterior.]
  • Right Mento-transverse [The fetal chin is towards the right.]
  • Right Mento-anterior [The fetal chin is towards the right and anterior.]
  • Right Mento-posterior [The fetal chin is to the right and posterior.]
  • Mento-Anterior [The fetal chin is towards the symphasis.]
  • Mento-Posterior [The fetal chin is towards the sacrum.]
  • Left Mento-transverse [The fetal chin is towards the left.]
  • Left Mento-anterior [The fetal chin is to the left and symphasis.]
AttitudeAttitude: The degree of flexion of the body.
  • Flexed [The fetus is fully flexed.]
  • Deflexed [The fetus is not flexed.]
  • Extended [The fetus is extended.]
EngagementEngagement: Estimation of presenting part in relation to pelvic brim.
FifthsFifths: The proportion of the presenting part which is felt above the pelvis.
  • Not engaged (0/5) [The head is not engaged in the pelvis.]
  • 1/5 [About 20% of the head is inside the pelvis.]
  • 2/5 [About 40% of the head is inside the pelvis.]
  • 3/5 [About 60% of the head is inside the pelvis.]
  • 4/5 [About 80% of the head is inside the pelvis.]
  • Fully engaged (5/5) [The head is inside the pelvis.]
QualitativeQualitative: Description of engagement of fetal head.
  • High and mobile [The presenting part is high and mobile.]
  • At pelvic brim [The presenting part is at the pelvic brim.]
  • Engaged [The presenting part in engaged in the pelvis.]
Size relative to gestationSize relative to gestation: The apparent size of the baby relative to normal for gestation.
  • Small for dates [The size of the baby is smaller than expected for gestation.]
  • ? small for dates [Possibly small for this gestation.]
  • Normal [The size of the baby is normal for gestation.]
  • ? large for dates [Possibly larger than expected for this gestation.]
  • Large for dates [The size of the baby is larger than expected for gestation.]
StationStation: Posiiton relative to the ischial spines (minus is above, 0 is at the spines and plus is below).
Property: Length
Units: -5.0..5.0 cm
Limit decimal places: 0
Estimated fetal weightEstimated fetal weight: The estimated weight of the baby on examination.
Property: Mass
Units:
  • 0.0..20.0 kg
  • 0.0..20000.0 gm
    Limit decimal places: 0
SizeSize: Details of size of fetus.
Include:
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.physical_properties.v1 and specialisations
DetailDetail: More focused examination findings.
Include:
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.exam-generic.v1 and specialisations or
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.auscultation.v1 and specialisations or
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.inspection.v1 and specialisations or
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.palpation.v1 and specialisations or
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.percussion.v1 and specialisations or
openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.physical_properties.v1 and specialisations
Vaginal findingsVaginal findings: Clinical findings on abdominal examination.
FlexionFlexion: Findings about fetal flexion on vaginal examination.
  • Flexed [The fetal attitude is flexed.]
  • Deflexed [The fetal attitude is deflexed.]
CaputCaput: Findings related to caput.
MouldingMoulding: Findings related to moulding.
AsyncliticAsynclitic: Codes yet to be added.
PositionPosition: The orientation of the denominator.
  • Right Occipito-transverse [The occiput is towards the right.]
  • Right Occipito-anterior [The occiput is towards the right and anterior.]
  • Right Occipito-posterior [The occiput is to the right and posterior.]
  • Occipito-anterior [The occiput is towards the symphasis.]
  • Occipito-posterior [The occiput is towards the sacrum.]
  • Left Occipito-transverse [The occiput is towards the left.]
  • Left Occipito-anterior [The occiput is to the left and symphasis.]
  • Left Occipito-posterior [The occiput is to the left and posterior.]
  • Right Sacro-transverse [The fetal sacrum is towards the right.]
  • Right Sacro-anterior [The fetal sacrum is towards the right and anterior.]
  • Right Sacro-posterior [The fetal sacrum is to the right and posterior.]
  • Sacro-Anterior [The fetal sacrum is towards the symphasis.]
  • Sacro-Posterior [The fetal sacrum is towards the sacrum.]
  • Left Sacro-transverse [The fetal sacrum is towards the left.]
  • Left Sacro-anterior [The fetal sacrum is to the left and symphasis.]
  • Left Sacro-posterior [The fetal sacrum is to the left and posterior.]
  • Right Mento-transverse [The fetal chin is towards the right.]
  • Right Mento-anterior [The fetal chin is towards the right and anterior.]
  • Right Mento-posterior [The fetal chin is to the right and posterior.]
  • Mento-Anterior [The fetal chin is towards the symphasis.]
  • Mento-Posterior [The fetal chin is towards the sacrum.]
  • Left Mento-transverse [The fetal chin is towards the left.]
  • Left Mento-anterior [The fetal chin is to the left and symphasis.]
StationStation: Posiiton relative to the ischial spines (minus is above, 0 is at the spines and plus is below).
Property: Length
Units: -5.0..5.0 cm
Limit decimal places: 0
ImageImage: Drawing or image of the area examined.
image/gif, image/png, image/jpeg
Other contributorsHeather Leslie, Ocean Informatics, Australia
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