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Midwife's Guide to Antenatal Investigations

Midwife's Guide to Antenatal Investigations

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The technologies that underpin antenatal investigations are changing rapidly and it is essential that midwives and all health professionals involved in antenatal care are informed about current research and have the skills needed to understand the tests they instigate. Midwifes Guide to Antenatal Investigations explores a comprehensive range of investigations used in pregnancy. It links routine antenatal care with specialist investigations, describing when follow up is required and how to interpret results. The book is written in a clear, accessible style and explains all terminology as well as discussing the relevant technological developments. The book is an ideal source of reference in clinical situations and is designed to enable the midwife to make evidence-based decisions.

Antenatal testing can reveal problems or abnormalities with the fetus and the midwife then faces the difficult task of giving this news to the parents. The authors have provided guidance on how to approach discussions on particularly sensitive issues and advise on how a midwife can provide non-intrusive support when parents receive bad news. A chapter written by the charity Antenatal Results and Choices gives an account of parents experiences when an abnormality was diagnosed in their baby. This gives direct insight into the parents feelings and helps the midwife to understand how best to provide the sensitive care needed in such cases.

The fundamental principles underlying genetic and chromosomal testing are explored and the authors consider the historical and cultural aspects of antenatal investigations as well as looking forward to the potential impact of these technologies on the future role of the midwife.

This book is an essential resource for all health professionals involved in delivering antenatal care to women and their families.
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Publication date
2006
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
212
Dimensions (mm)
189 x 246
Weight (g)
476
  • Section One: Clinical Practice in Context

    1. The Development of Fetal Investigations

    2. Historical and Sociological Perspectives

    3. Involving Parents: Information and Informed Decisions

    4. Pregnancy Loss, Breaking Bad News and Supporting Parents

    Section Two: Maternal Investigations

    5. Haematology in Pregnancy

    6. Maternal Disease in Pregnancy

    7. Infections in Pregnancy

    Section Three: Fetal Investigations

    8. First Trimester Ultrasound Scans

    9. The Second Trimester Detailed Anomaly Scan

    10. Biochemical Markers in Downes Syndrome Chromosomal and Genetic Testing

    11. Assessment of Fetal Wellbeing

    Section Four: Ongoing Developments

    12. Antenatal Investigations for the Future
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