Definition of primipara in English:

primipara

nounPlural primiparae prʌɪˈmɪp(ə)rəpraɪˈmɪpərə

Medicine

A woman who is giving birth for the first time.
Example sentencesExamples
- We restricted the analysis to primiparae (73.5% of whom reported no previous pregnancies) because death of a previous baby may influence both the decision to conceive again and its outcome.
- Eighty one patients were multiparous, 9 had one child and 3 were primipara.
- Puerperal insanity proper comes on within one month of parturition; and, like the insanity of pregnancy, occurs most often in primiparae.
- There were no differences in age, gestational age, ratio of primiparae to pluriparae, body weight, or height between the treatment and control groups.
- Malaria is an important environmental factor which reduces fetal growth in primiparae more than multiparae living under holoendemic conditions for malaria.

Derivatives

primiparous

adjective prʌɪˈmɪpərəspraɪˈmɪp(ə)rəs

Medicine

Caesarean sections were more common among wealthy and educated women, those with more antenatal attendance, primiparous women and, paradoxically, those with a lower gestational risk.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ms Reynolds, a 25 year old woman, primiparous with one miscarriage, presented to her general practitioner when eight weeks pregnant complaining of nausea and vomiting.
- Catch-up growth between zero and two years was also related to low maternal birth weight and primiparous pregnancy, and there was a trend towards more mothers who admitted to smoking in pregnancy.
- The caesarean rate for intended home births was 8.3% among primiparous women and 1.6% among multiparous women.
- While it is not clear what the ideal rate of episiotomy might be for primiparous and nulliparous women, in Sweden 9% of primiparous women have episiotomies.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin (feminine), from primus 'first' + -parus 'bringing forth' (from the verb parere).

Definition of primipara in US English:

primipara

nounpraɪˈmɪpərəprīˈmipərə

Medicine

A woman who is giving birth for the first time.
Example sentencesExamples
- We restricted the analysis to primiparae (73.5% of whom reported no previous pregnancies) because death of a previous baby may influence both the decision to conceive again and its outcome.
- There were no differences in age, gestational age, ratio of primiparae to pluriparae, body weight, or height between the treatment and control groups.
- Eighty one patients were multiparous, 9 had one child and 3 were primipara.
- Malaria is an important environmental factor which reduces fetal growth in primiparae more than multiparae living under holoendemic conditions for malaria.
- Puerperal insanity proper comes on within one month of parturition; and, like the insanity of pregnancy, occurs most often in primiparae.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin (feminine), from primus ‘first’ + -parus ‘bringing forth’ (from the verb parere).

单词	primipara
释义	Definition of primipara in English: primipara nounPlural primiparae prʌɪˈmɪp(ə)rəpraɪˈmɪpərə Medicine A woman who is giving birth for the first time. Example sentencesExamples We restricted the analysis to primiparae (73.5% of whom reported no previous pregnancies) because death of a previous baby may influence both the decision to conceive again and its outcome. Eighty one patients were multiparous, 9 had one child and 3 were primipara. Puerperal insanity proper comes on within one month of parturition; and, like the insanity of pregnancy, occurs most often in primiparae. There were no differences in age, gestational age, ratio of primiparae to pluriparae, body weight, or height between the treatment and control groups. Malaria is an important environmental factor which reduces fetal growth in primiparae more than multiparae living under holoendemic conditions for malaria. Derivatives primiparous adjective prʌɪˈmɪpərəspraɪˈmɪp(ə)rəs Medicine Caesarean sections were more common among wealthy and educated women, those with more antenatal attendance, primiparous women and, paradoxically, those with a lower gestational risk. Example sentencesExamples Ms Reynolds, a 25 year old woman, primiparous with one miscarriage, presented to her general practitioner when eight weeks pregnant complaining of nausea and vomiting. Catch-up growth between zero and two years was also related to low maternal birth weight and primiparous pregnancy, and there was a trend towards more mothers who admitted to smoking in pregnancy. The caesarean rate for intended home births was 8.3% among primiparous women and 1.6% among multiparous women. While it is not clear what the ideal rate of episiotomy might be for primiparous and nulliparous women, in Sweden 9% of primiparous women have episiotomies. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin (feminine), from primus 'first' + -parus 'bringing forth' (from the verb parere). Definition of primipara in US English: primipara nounpraɪˈmɪpərəprīˈmipərə Medicine A woman who is giving birth for the first time. Example sentencesExamples We restricted the analysis to primiparae (73.5% of whom reported no previous pregnancies) because death of a previous baby may influence both the decision to conceive again and its outcome. There were no differences in age, gestational age, ratio of primiparae to pluriparae, body weight, or height between the treatment and control groups. Eighty one patients were multiparous, 9 had one child and 3 were primipara. Malaria is an important environmental factor which reduces fetal growth in primiparae more than multiparae living under holoendemic conditions for malaria. Puerperal insanity proper comes on within one month of parturition; and, like the insanity of pregnancy, occurs most often in primiparae. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin (feminine), from primus ‘first’ + -parus ‘bringing forth’ (from the verb parere).
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