obstetrics : Related Words Words similar in meaning to obstetrics

  • tocology«
  • midwifery«
  • topics categories«
  • field of study«
  • obstetrics«
  • obstetrician«
  • perinatology«
  • foetology«
  • fetology«
  • accoucheur«
  • perinatologist«
  • foetus«
  • obstetric«
  • medicine«
  • women«
  • pregnancy«
  • obstetrical«
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  • reproductive health«
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  • obstetricy«
  • labour«
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  • foetal distress«
  • gynaecology«
  • placenta«
  • trisomy«
  • midhusband«
  • eclampsia«
  • man-midwife«
  • care«
  • obstetric ultrasonography«
  • accoucheuse«
  • hypercoagulability«
  • gestational diabetes«
  • uterus«
  • ultrasound«
  • physician«
  • midwifery law«
  • pregnant woman«
  • surgeon«
  • feotus«
  • umbilical cord«
  • risk«
  • delivery«
  • lung maturity«
  • hospital«
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  • intercurrent disease«
  • ephraim mcdowell«
  • anatomy«
  • birth«
  • bladder function«
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  • week«
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  • gestational age«
  • fundus«
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  • ectopic pregnancy«
  • prenatal care«
  • europe«
  • century«
  • patient«
  • caesarean section«
  • disease«
  • infection«
  • technique«
  • thrombosis«
  • surfactant«
  • anaesthesia«
  • down syndrome«
  • menstruation«
  • lying«
  • medical community«
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  • afp«
  • national standard«
  • risk factor«
  • women—midwifery«
  • vesicovaginal fistula –a condition«
  • surgeries–john attlee«
  • surgeon responsible«
  • sugar load«
  • standard afp/qs.«
  • specialised ultrasound equipment«
  • simultaneous blood test«
  • second trimester early result«
  • rubella antibody screen«
  • routine office visit«
  • rh d negative antenatal patient«
  • puerperum«
  • prostin cream«
  • prolonged pressing«
  • procedure surgery«
  • prior birth history«
  • preeclamptic patient«
  • placental malfunction«
  • perverse erotic satisfaction«
  • percutaneous umbilical blood sampling«
  • pennsylvanian surgeon«
  • palour«
  • offensive lochia«
  • observational procedure«
  • nursing chart«
  • normal gestation«
  • neural tube defect risk«
  • msafp/quad«
  • more bowel movement«
  • maternal compromise«
  • many male physician«
  • macrosmic«
  • lecithin:sphingomyelin ratio«
  • labor—or«
  • jules peau«
  • iv clindamycin«
  • interruptus–«
  • include sign«
  • hiv screen«
  • hippocratic philosophy«
  • group b streptococcus screen«
  • glucose loading test«
  • general antibody screen«
  • gender scan«
  • frequent ultrasound scanning«
  • french surgeon eugène koeberlé«
  • foetal structure«
  • foetal screening«
  • foetal monitoring device«
  • foetal lung maturity«
  • foetal karyotype«
  • foetal haematocrit«
  • foetal assessment«
  • foetal anemia«
  • feotal obesity«
  • feotal heart rate«
  • f.a.s.t.e.r«
  • european midwifery«
  • english surgeon sir spencer will«
  • edaema«
  • diastolic blood flow«
  • decrease/absence/reversal«
  • day obstetrics«
  • controversial medical past«
  • contraception –most«
  • chlamydia culture«
  • cervical memebranes«
  • cervical insertion«
  • baby ungentlemanly«
  • augeste nélation«
  • attlee brother«
  • ancient gynecology«
  • anaesthetic measure«
  • american medical field«
  • accurate risk profile«
  • baby«
  • miscarriage«
  • cord«
  • involvement«
  • screen«
  • third trimester«
  • second trimester«
  • routine lab test«
  • realtime imaging«
  • pregnancy hormone level«
  • operations–«
  • mid pregnancy«
  • many midwife«
  • iv vancomycin«
  • iv penicillin«
  • hour postpartum«
  • first trimester«
  • childbed fever fatality«
  • average caesarean section postnatal stay«
  • anaesthestists«
  • rh isoimmunization«
  • pregnancy deal«
  • placental fragment«
  • oxytocin challenge test«
  • maternal serum afp«
  • major european institution«
  • main emergency«
  • gestational sac diameter«
  • drink form«
  • diseased ovaria«
  • factor«
  • uterine environment«
  • unnoticed thyroid disorder«
  • united state james a. garfield«
  • synthetic oxytocin«
  • postnatal care«
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  • foetal death«
  • foetal anomaly«
  • central explanation«
  • antiseptic obstetrics«
  • additional scan«
  • syntocinon«
  • quad screen«
  • post partum bleeding«
  • neurointellectual development«
  • modern gynecology«
  • maternal hypertension«
  • many belief«
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  • fetal neck«
  • embryo implant«
  • blood screen«
  • accredited doctor«
  • era«
  • spontaneous vaginal delivery«
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  • fetal pole«
  • fasting glucose«
  • european surgeon«
  • rhogam«
  • reduced blood pressure«
  • maternal life«
  • cardiotocograph«
  • diabetes«
  • obstetrical hemorrhage«
  • neonatal lupus«
  • indirect coombs test«
  • fallopian«
  • odd pattern«
  • obstetrical nursing«
  • era due«
  • biophysical profile«
  • puerperal sepsis«
  • nonstress test«
  • growth acceleration«
  • foetal«
  • pitocin«
  • nurse anaesthetist«
  • rapid plasma reagin«
  • child«
  • uterine atony«
  • rump length«
  • screen due«
  • routine observation«
  • epidural anaesthesia«
  • blood flow velocity«
  • hepatitis b surface antigen«
  • most doctor«
  • massive internal bleeding«
  • male practitioner«
  • macrosomia«
  • gestational sac«
  • female modesty«
  • general condition«
  • close female friend«
  • vaginal examination«
  • growth restriction«
  • specific specialty«
  • shoulder dystocia«
  • antiseptic solution«
  • abdominal examination«
  • j. marion sims«
  • unrelated condition«
  • glucose tolerance test«
  • developed skill«
  • amniotic membrane«
  • vascular damage«
  • placenta previa«
  • multiple gestation«
  • increased risk«
  • medical reform«
  • european royal«
  • anaesthesiologist«
  • thyroid dysfunction«
  • hellp syndrome«
  • birth complication«
  • vaginal birth«
  • rh disease«
  • umbilical artery«
  • pessary«
  • charles clay«
  • oozing«
  • female sexual organ«
  • hydrops«
  • asepsis«
  • pre«
  • polyhydramnios«
  • assessment«
  • infant respiratory distress syndrome«
  • intrauterine growth retardation«
  • gender«
  • episiotomy«
  • aseptic technique«
  • adaptive mechanism«
  • late 19th century«
  • haematoma«
  • local anaesthesia«
  • estriol«
  • iron supplement«
  • placental abruption«
  • theological teaching«
  • fetal medicine«
  • baby care«
  • pyrexia«
  • genital tract«
  • postpartum period«
  • many european country«
  • misoprostol«
  • medical speciality«
  • anarcha«
  • amniotic sac«
  • teratogenic effect«
  • vaginal delivery«
  • process«
  • imaging method«
  • computerized tomography«
  • chorionic villus sampling«
  • time«
  • medical act«
  • prostaglandin e2«
  • male institution«
  • indisposition«
  • genetic screening«
  • surgical skill«
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  • extensive surgery«
  • ionizing radiation«
  • surgery«
  • formal sense«
  • medicalization«
  • congenital anomaly«
  • intravascular coagulation«
  • female reproductive system«
  • intravenous infusion«
  • thyroid disease«
  • america«
  • pap smear«
  • lower incidence«
  • analytes«
  • spontaneous abortion«
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  • hour«
  • pain«
  • surgical practice«
  • medical advance«
  • peritoneal cavity«
  • ob/gyn«
  • congenital abnormality«
  • papp«
  • ampicillin«
  • complete blood count«
  • thick skin«
  • other tool«
  • maternal death«
  • separate field«
  • bowel movement«
  • urinalysis«
  • field«
  • century a.d.«
  • sitting position«
  • maternal mortality rate«
  • alternative therapy«
  • yolk sac«
  • advanced knowledge«
  • regulation«
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  • thyroid hormone«
  • embolism«
  • advance«
  • expectant mother«
  • curing«
  • fistula«
  • forceps«
  • his investigation«
  • physical exam«
  • endothelium«
  • sexual practice«
  • historical role«
  • development«
  • social consequence«
  • hysterectomy«
  • gonorrhea«
  • oral administration«
  • systemic lupus erythematosus«
  • pain relief«
  • blood type«
  • neonate«
  • dic«
  • rate«
  • clot«
  • medical purpose«
  • genetic disease«
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  • role«
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  • cervix«
  • earliest stage«
  • african people«
  • female body«
  • sign«
  • blood loss«
  • utero«
  • nitrous oxide«
  • odour«
  • opiate«
  • menopause«
  • liver failure«
  • john bell«
  • potential risk«
  • public concern«
  • home«
  • standard«
  • knowledge«
  • birth defect«
  • abdominal pain«
  • magnetic resonance imaging«
  • penicillin«
  • hypothermia«
  • blood clot«
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  • brother william«
  • generality«
  • bowel«
  • method«
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  • pu«
  • medical profession«
  • gynecology«
  • introduction«
  • heart rate«
  • medical professional«
  • syphilis«
  • pelvis«
  • ovary«
  • unborn child«
  • ephesus«
  • bladder«
  • condition«
  • european power«
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  • sims«
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  • hypertension«
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  • quad«
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  • competency«
  • mri«
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  • glucose«
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  • late 18th century«
  • pulse«
  • feel«
  • needle«
  • british isle«
  • blame«
  • abdomen«
  • specialty«
  • disturbance«
  • screening«
  • prejudice«
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