Low-risk pregnancy definition
Low-risk pregnancy means a woman sixteen (16) to thirty-nine (39) years of age with no previous diagnosis of any of the following:
Low-risk pregnancy means a pregnancy which is expected to result in an uncomplicated birth, as determined through risk criteria developed by rule of the department, and which is accompanied by adequate prenatal care.
Low-risk pregnancy means a pregnancy, labor, and delivery and postpartum, newborn, and interconceptional care that does not include a condition that requires a mandatory transfer under Regulation .03 of this chapter.
More Definitions of Low-risk pregnancy
Low-risk pregnancy means a normal, uncomplicated prenatal course as determined by documentation of adequate prenatal care, and anticipation of a normal uncomplicated labor and birth, as defined by reasonable and generally accepted criteria of maternal and fetal health.
Low-risk pregnancy means a pregnancy that is determined by documented medical history, risk assessment, and prenatal care that reasonably predicts an outcome of a normal and uncomplicated labor and birth.
Low-risk pregnancy means a pregnancy that is anticipated to be free of problems based on a woman's past medical history, past gynecological and obstetric history and any other relevant issues as the pregnancy continues.
Low-risk pregnancy means a normal, uncomplicated prenatal course as determined by documentation of adequate prenatal care and the anticipation of a normal uncomplicated labor and birth, as defined by reasonable and generally accepted criteria adopted by professional groups for maternal, fetal, and neonatal health care.
Low-risk pregnancy means an expectant mother that does not exhibit evidence of:
Low-risk pregnancy means a pregnancy that is anticipated to be normal, as determined by the mother’s licensed practitioner acting within the licensed practitioner’s scope of practice under state law;
Low-risk pregnancy means a pregnancy which is expected to result in an uncomplicated birth, as determined