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Contemporary Maternity Nursing

9780815193739
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Description
Provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of maternity nursing relevant to the practical/vocational nurse. It discusses current trends, such as cultural considerations, substance abuse, age considerations, birth setting options and genetic counselling. This contemporary focus addresses the nurses role as it relates to todays practice--shorter hospital stays, prenatal care provided in community settings and postpartum home care.
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Mosby
31602
9780815193739
9780815193739

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Publication date
1997
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
528
Dimensions (mm)
216 x 279
Weight (g)
1016
  • INTRODUCTION TO MATERNITY NURSING * Overview of Maternity Nursing * Issues and Trends in Maternity Nursing * Human Sexuality and Reproduction * Health Maintenance of the Reproductive Couple * Family Planning and the Reproductive Couple * THE ANTEPARTAL PERIOD * Conception and Fetal Development * The Pregnant Woman * Preparation for Labor and Delivery * THE INTRAPARTAL PERIOD * Normal Labor * Nursing Care During Labor and Delivery * Pain Control * THE POSTPARTUM PERIOD * Maternal Physical and Psychosocial Changes in the Postpartum Period * Nursing Care of the Mother * The Normal Newborn * Nursing Care of the Normal Newborn * Discharge Planning and Community Follow-up * COMPLICATIONS * Complications and Risk Factors During the Antepartal Period * Complications and Risk Factors During the Intrapartal Period * Complications and Risk Factors During the Postpartal period * The High-Risk Newborn
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