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Physiology in Childbearing

Physiology in Childbearing

With Anatomy and Related Biosciences

9780323930536
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With its straightforward writing style and extraordinary breadth of content, Physiology in Childbearing is an ideal textbook for students of midwifery wanting to master the physiology of pregnancy, childbirth, the neonate and breastfeeding.

This popular book has been fully updated to incorporate new knowledge and guidelines, and has a stronger focus on diversity. It covers basic biochemistry, cellular biology, genetics and fertility, as well as embryology and fetal growth, the physiology of pregnancy, and complications of labour. It then goes on to examine the neonate, infant feeding and bio-behavioural aspects of parenting.

The complexities of this fundamental topic area are explained with boxes of key points, full colour diagrams and images, and tips on applying content to practice, making this book a must-have for students and practising midwives alike.

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Elsevier
99523
9780323930536
9780323930536

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Publication date
2024
Issue number
5
Cover
paperback
Dimensions (mm)
216 x 276
Weight (g)
2060
  • 1. Basic Biochemistry
    2. The Cell - Its Structures and Function
    3. Structure, Organization and Regulation of Genes
    4. The Female Reproductive System
    5. The Male Reproductive System
    6. Fertility Control
    7. Infertility
    8. Preconception Matters
    9. General Embryology
    10. Embryological Systems 1-Trunk, Head and Limbs
    11. Embryological Systems 2-Internal Organs
    12. The Placenta, Membranes and Amniotic Fluid
    13. Fetal Growth and Development
    14. Common Fetal Problems
    15. Congenital Anomalies
    16. The Haematological System-Physiology of the Blood
    17. The Cardiovascular System
    18. Respiration
    19. The Renal Tract
    20. Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Balance
    21. The Gastrointestinal Tract
    22. The Accessory Digestive Organs
    23. Nutrition and Metabolism During Pregnancy
    24. The Nature of Bone-The Female Pelvis and Fetal Skull
    25. Muscle-The Pelvic Floor and the Uterus
    26. The Central Nervous System
    27. The Peripheral and Autonomic Nervous Systems
    28. The Endocrine System
    29. The Immune System
    30. Minor Disorders of Pregnancy and Risk Factors
    31. Bleeding in Pregnancy
    32. Cardiac and Hypertensive Disorders
    33. Anaemia and Clotting Disorders
    34. Respiratory, Renal, Gastrointestinal and Neurological Problems
    35. Diabetes Mellitus and Other Metabolic Disorders in Pregnancy
    36. The Onset of Labour
    37. The First Stage of Labour
    38. Pain Relief in Labour
    39. The Second Stage of Labour
    40. The Third Stage of Labour
    41. Abnormalities of Uterine Action and Onset of Labour
    42. Breech Presentation
    43. Malposition and Cephalic Malpresentations
    44. Cephalopelvic Disproportion, Obstructed Labour and Other Obstetric Emergencies
    45. Postpartum Haemorrhage and Other Third-stage Problems
    46. Perinatal Fetal Asphyxia
    47. Operative Delivery and the Acutely Unwell Woman
    48. Adaptation to Extrauterine Life 1: Haematological, Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Genitourinary Considerations
    49. Adaptation to Extrauterine Life 2: Gastrointestinal, Metabolic, Neural and Immunological Considerations
    50. Health Challenges and Problems in Neonates of Low Birthweight
    51. Developmental Anatomy: Related Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders
    52. Jaundice and Common Metabolic Problems in Neonates
    53. Risks of Infection and Trauma in Neonates
    54. The Breasts and Lactation
    55. Breastfeeding Practice and Problems
    56. The Puerperium
    57. Biobehavioural Aspects of Parenting
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