The purpose of antepartum care is to help achieve as good a maternal and infant outcome as possible. This first 
portion of Antepartum Care focuses on the diagnosis of pregnancy, assesment of gestational age, and determining at risk pregnancy.
The major goal of prenatal care is to ensure a healthy baby and a healthy mother. The goals of antepartum care include the following: evaluation of the health status of both mother and fetus, estimation of the gestational age, Identification of the patient at risk for complications, Anticipation and prevention of problems before they occur, if possible, and Patient education and communication.
In the following Antepartum Care Guidelines there are sections about preconception care which include Assessment and Counseling, Potential Screening Tests, and Additional Counseling; Routine Prenatal Care Visits, Prenatal Labs and Testing, and Prenatal Record and Documentation. Each sections have detailed descriptions within.
You can have full read of Physician Antepartum Care Guideline in PDF filetype download provided (source: mhswi.com). Find another Physician Guideline in this site.
