Feb 25, 201511 yr Hi All, I am just starting out my degree in medical transcription and I am doing a question about GP "codes". Can someone please explain this to me...para 1-2-1-3....Thanks!! More Like This School Home Heath LPN doubles as Para in school 5 Replies Active 10/24/2024 12:52 PM
Feb 25, 201511 yr T P A LIt is term, preterm, abortion (includes elective and miscarriage) and livingSo the 0-2-0-2 would mean she had 2 preterm deliveries and 2 living children. They would have been pre term twins since she is G1
Feb 25, 201511 yr That's the order it gave meGravida 3, para 1-2-1-3That's actually impossible. The first two numbers after the P (the 1 and 2, which stand for term and preterm) refer to PREGNANCIES, not children. If she's pregnant with twins, you don't count it as 2 pregnancies. That's what the last number is for (the 3, which is the "L" in GTPAL, which stands for living children.According to the Para numbers, she's had 1 term pregnancy, 2 preterm pregnancies, 1 abortion (either miscarriage or elective abortion) and she has 3 living children. If those numbers are correct, then her Gravida would be 4, not 3.If she had preterm twins, then she would be G3 P1113.
Feb 25, 201511 yr I also have this one: Gravida 1, para 0-2-0-2That one is also incorrect. You can never have Para numbers that exceed the gravida number. Assuming these were preterm twins, she would be G1 P 0102It's something even a lot of OBs and midwives screw up.
Feb 25, 201511 yr Klone, yes! I forgot about that since transferring to the NICU. When I first transferred I tried to get others to document it the right way but stopped trying after nothing changed.
Feb 25, 201511 yr Experts Gravida in pregnancy refers to the number of pregnancies you've got, no matter they're completed or not. Para refers to the number of deliveries, that is the number of pregnancies finally leading to live births.YOur numbers do not make sense
Feb 25, 201511 yr Gravida in pregnancy refers to the number of pregnancies you've got, no matter they're completed or not. Para refers to the number of deliveries, that is the number of pregnancies finally leading to live births.YOur numbers do not make senseYes, thank you for completing my incomplete thought. T and P in GTPAL refer to PREGNANCIES, that lead to delivery, that take place AFTER 20 weeks (before 20 weeks would be in the A/Abortions category).
Feb 26, 201511 yr So many medical professionals mess this up. I have to admit sometimes a woman's reproductive history can be confusing, which doesn't help.
Feb 26, 201511 yr Author I don't know if they make sense or not, but I didn't make them up. This is a critical thinking exercise in my textbook. This is the question I was given in my textbook: The following phrases and styles are common in OB/GYN dictation. Describe what each phrase below means, including the numbers. G4, P2, Ab1 gravida 3, para 1-2-1-3 gravida 1, para 0-2-0-2
Feb 26, 201511 yr Experts I don't know if they make sense or not, but I didn't make them up. This is a critical thinking exercise in my textbook. This is the question I was given in my textbook: The following phrases and styles are common in OB/GYN dictation. Describe what each phrase below means, including the numbers. G4, P2, Ab1 gravida 3, para 1-2-1-3 gravida 1, para 0-2-0-2I see now.....to the best that I know.G4 P2 Ab1...this patient has had 4 pregnancies, 2 live births, and 1 abortion(induced or natural/miscarriage) now you are missing one pregnancy which probably means this patient is pregnant.G3 P 1-2-1-3 this patient has had 3 pregnancies, 1 full term birth, 2 premie twins, 1 Ab/miscarriage, 3 living children.G1 P 0-2-2 this patient has had 1 pregnancy, 0 full term births, 2 premies (twins), 0Ab/miscarriages, 2 living children
Hi All,
I am just starting out my degree in medical transcription and I am doing a question about GP "codes".
Can someone please explain this to me...
para 1-2-1-3....
Thanks!!