| ANC visit in 1st Trimester |
A minimum of 4 ANC visits are recommended for all women; one in each of the 1st
and 2nd
trimesters, and two in the 3rd
trimester
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| ANC visit in 2nd Trimester |
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| ANC visits in 3rd Trimester |
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| Weight measured during ANC |
In order to detect and appropriately treat issues that may affect maternal health, it is recommended that several diagnostic tests be undertaken as parts of ANC. Additionally Indonesian government guidelines specify that women should receive a “MNCH book” to keep track of health visits
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| Height measured during ANC |
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| Blood Pressure measured during ANC |
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| Urine sample taken during ANC |
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| Blood sample taken during ANC |
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| Stomach examined during ANC |
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| Consultation during ANC |
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| Received MNCH book during ANC |
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| Iron Supplementation during pregnancy |
Appropriate preventative care may reduce both mortality and morbidity due to anaemia and tetanus infection |
| Tetanus Immunisation |
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| Pregnancy complication Advice |
In order to prevent delays in care, women should be counselled about potential symptoms of pregnancy complications and the need for an appropriate birth plan. |
| Discussed place of delivery during pregnancy |
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| Discussed transportation to place of delivery during pregnancy |
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| Discussed who would assist delivery during pregnancy |
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| Discussed payment for delivery during pregnancy |
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| Discussed possible blood donor during pregnancy |
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| Baby was weighed at birth |
Both maternal and neonatal health should be checked immediately following birth, and regularly thereafter. These checks should be used identify and treat potential complications as well as providing appropriate health advice and preventative care. |
| Baby was breastfed within 1 hr of birth |
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| No liquids given before milk began to flow (no prelacteal feed) |
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| Maternal postnatal check |
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| Neonatal postnatal check |
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| Postpartum Vitamin A within 2 months of delivery |
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