Definition of nullipara in English:

nullipara

nounPlural nulliparae nʌˈlɪp(ə)rəˌnəˈlipərə

Zoology Medicine

A woman (or female animal) that has never given birth.
〔医，动〕未产妇（指从未生育过的女子）；未产过仔的雌性动物。比较PRIMIPARA
Compare with primipara
Example sentencesExamples
- The key finding was a significant reduction in the overall obstetric intervention rate, for otherwise healthy nulliparae would previously have received augmentation of labour.

Derivatives

nulliparous

adjective nəˈlɪp(ə)rəsnəˈlɪp(ə)rəs

Medicine Zoology

Here, the duty midwife or clerk opened the next sequentially numbered, double packed, sealed envelope, taken from a box marked either nulliparous or multiparous.
Example sentencesExamples
- Only one in four nulliparous women and just over one half of multiparous women with this presentation achieve a spontaneous vaginal delivery.
- Mothers with a history of breech delivery are just as likely as nulliparous patients to achieve vaginal delivery in subsequent pregnancies.
- Tall stature reduced the risk in nulliparous women, but height had no impact on multiparous women, whose risk of C-section is about the same as that of average-height women.
- In nulliparous women, the diagnosis should be considered when the second stage of labor exceeds two hours without regional anesthesia and three hours if anesthesia was used.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Latin nullus 'none' + -para (feminine of -parus), from parere 'bear children'.

Definition of nullipara in US English:

nullipara

nounˌnəˈlipərə

Medicine Zoology

A woman (or female animal) that has never given birth.
〔医，动〕未产妇（指从未生育过的女子）；未产过仔的雌性动物。比较PRIMIPARA
Compare with primipara
Example sentencesExamples
- The key finding was a significant reduction in the overall obstetric intervention rate, for otherwise healthy nulliparae would previously have received augmentation of labour.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Latin nullus ‘none’ + -para (feminine of -parus), from parere ‘bear children’.

词汇	nullipara
释义	Definition of nullipara in English: nullipara nounPlural nulliparae nʌˈlɪp(ə)rəˌnəˈlipərə Zoology Medicine A woman (or female animal) that has never given birth. 〔医，动〕未产妇（指从未生育过的女子）；未产过仔的雌性动物。比较PRIMIPARA Compare with primipara Example sentencesExamples The key finding was a significant reduction in the overall obstetric intervention rate, for otherwise healthy nulliparae would previously have received augmentation of labour. Derivatives nulliparous adjective nəˈlɪp(ə)rəsnəˈlɪp(ə)rəs Medicine Zoology Here, the duty midwife or clerk opened the next sequentially numbered, double packed, sealed envelope, taken from a box marked either nulliparous or multiparous. Example sentencesExamples Only one in four nulliparous women and just over one half of multiparous women with this presentation achieve a spontaneous vaginal delivery. Mothers with a history of breech delivery are just as likely as nulliparous patients to achieve vaginal delivery in subsequent pregnancies. Tall stature reduced the risk in nulliparous women, but height had no impact on multiparous women, whose risk of C-section is about the same as that of average-height women. In nulliparous women, the diagnosis should be considered when the second stage of labor exceeds two hours without regional anesthesia and three hours if anesthesia was used. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Latin nullus 'none' + -para (feminine of -parus), from parere 'bear children'. Definition of nullipara in US English: nullipara nounˌnəˈlipərə Medicine Zoology A woman (or female animal) that has never given birth. 〔医，动〕未产妇（指从未生育过的女子）；未产过仔的雌性动物。比较PRIMIPARA Compare with primipara Example sentencesExamples The key finding was a significant reduction in the overall obstetric intervention rate, for otherwise healthy nulliparae would previously have received augmentation of labour. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Latin nullus ‘none’ + -para (feminine of -parus), from parere ‘bear children’.
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