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G3P2A1 refers to the pregnancy history of a woman...
G stands for gravida (the # of times a woman has been pregnant, regardless of the outcome of the pregnancy)
P stands for parity (the # of viable births)
A stands for abortus (the # of lost pregnancies.. ie due to miscarriage or abortion)
Therefore, a woman with G3P2A1 status has had 3 pregnancies, 2 viable births and 1 lost pregnancy.
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