human pregnancy
Let an agent give general, reliable information about pregnancy, respect privacy and choices, and always direct individual or urgent questions to maternity services.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent give general, reliable information about pregnancy, respect privacy and choices, and always direct individual or urgent questions to maternity services.
The period during which a fetus develops inside a woman or other pregnant person, typically about 40 weeks from the last menstrual period, divided into trimesters and followed by childbirth.
What it is for: Pregnancy leads to birth; antenatal care supports the health of the pregnant person and baby.
It can be confirm it with a test and clinician; attend antenatal care; recognise warning signs that need urgent care; access rights at work and support.
Distinguishing features
About 40 weeks in three trimesters
Antenatal care is recommended
Some complications are emergencies
Pregnancy data is highly sensitive
What it looks like
Physical changes over trimesters; confirmed by tests and scans.
Physical character
typical duration: about 40 weeks - from last menstrual period
term range: 37-42 weeks
How it is recognised
Pregnancy tests and ultrasound scans
Antenatal records
Complications such as ectopic pregnancy need urgent care
Related models
ends in - birth
is part of - process
is supported by - antenatal care
relates to - maternal health
In practice
Families and kinds
singleton and multiple pregnancies
uncomplicated and high-risk pregnancies
ectopic pregnancies (a medical emergency)
complications such as anaemia or pre-eclampsia
Standards and regulation
WHO antenatal care recommendations
Maternity protection law (such as ILO Convention 183)
Health data protection law
Failure modes and hazards
Missing emergency signs such as heavy bleeding or severe pain
Giving individual medical advice
Disclosing pregnancy without consent
Also called
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Course Stages.
General information helps understanding.
Trimesters
Stages.
Stages
Stages of pregnancy.
- What happens in each trimester, according to reliable sources? provenance
- When are scans usually offered? provenance
Dating
Due date.
Dating
Estimated due date.
- How is the due date estimated? definition
- How accurate is it? measurement
Care Antenatal care.
Care is professional.
Antenatal care
Appointments.
Antenatal
Antenatal care.
- How can someone access antenatal care here? action
- Which tests are offered? provenance
Urgent signs
Emergencies.
Urgent
Warning signs.
- Which symptoms need urgent care now? action
- Which number should be called? action
Rights Work and support.
Rights protect pregnant people.
Work
Maternity protection.
Work rights
Workplace rights.
- Which workplace protections apply? boundary
- What leave is available? boundary
Support
Services.
Support
Support services.
- What support services exist, including mental health? action
- Is financial support available? action
Handling Privacy and choice.
Pregnancy is private.
Privacy
Sensitive data.
Privacy
Data handling.
- Is pregnancy information being handled with consent? boundary
- Who may see it? boundary
Choice
Respect.
Choice
Respecting choices.
- Is the information neutral and respectful of choices? boundary
- Which official source should be cited? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should complications be separate entries?
- How should agents present urgent warning signs?
- How should maternity rights be linked by country?