partogram
/ˈpɑːtəɡram/(also partogramm) Obstetrics
noun
A graphical representation of the progress of a confinement from the time when there is significant cervical dilatation, on which various physiological parameters of the mother and offspring are recorded periodically along with details of medical intervention.
Origin
1950s. From classical Latin partus birth + -o- + -gram, after German Partogramm.