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nullipara
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nullipara /nul·lip·a·ra/ (nul-ip´ah-rah) para 0; a woman who has never borne a viable child. See para. nullip´arous
nul·lip·a·ra (n-lpr-)
n.
A woman who has never given birth.
nul·lipa·rous (-rs) adj.
nullipara
[nulip′ərə] pl. nulliparae
Etymology: L, nullus, not one, parere, to bear
a woman who has not given birth to a viable infant. The designation "para 0" indicates nulliparity. Compare multipara, primipara.
nullipara [nŭ-lip´ah-rah]
a woman who has not produced a viable offspring; para 0. adj., adj nullip´arous.
nullipara
a female who has not produced a viable offspring; para 0.
nullipara
Obstetrics A ♀ who has not given birth to a viable child, or delivered an infant
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These risk criteria were extensive and included nulliparae over 30 years of age, multiparae having their sixth or subsequent baby, as well as medical and obstetric conditions thought to increase the risk of a poor outcome.
Rural midwifery and the sense of difference by Patterson, Jean / New Zealand College of Midwives Journal
 
 
 
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