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ISBN: 0781785588
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Author: N Jayne Klossner, Nancy T Hatfield
Table Of Contents:
UNIT I OVERVIEW OF MATERNAL AND PEDIATRIC HEALTH CARE
1(42)
The Nurse’s Role in a Changing Maternal-Child Health Care Environment
3(22)
Changing Concepts in Maternal-Child Health Care
4(2)
Development of Maternity Care
4(1)
Development of Pediatric Care
5(1)
Current Trends in Maternal-Child Health Care
6(6)
Family-Centered Care
6(1)
Regionalized Care
6(2)
Advances in Research
8(1)
Bioethical Issues
8(1)
Demographic Trends
9(1)
Poverty
9(1)
Cost Containment
9(3)
Payment for Health Services
12(2)
Private Insurance
12(1)
Federally Funded Sources
12(1)
Specialized Services
13(1)
Maternal-Child Health Today
14(4)
Maternal-Infant Health Status
14(1)
Child and Adolescent Health Status
15(2)
Addressing Maternal-Child Health Status
17(1)
The Nurse’s Changing Role in Maternal-Child Health Care
18(2)
Critical Thinking
20(1)
The Nursing Process
21(1)
Assessment
21(1)
Nursing Diagnosis
21(1)
Outcome Identification and Planning
21(1)
Implementation
22(1)
Evaluation
22(1)
Documentation
22(3)
Family-Centered and Community-Based Maternal and Pediatric Nursing
25(18)
The Family as a Social Unit
25(6)
Family Function
26(1)
Family Structure
27(2)
Family Factors That Influence Childbearing and Child Rearing
29(2)
Health Care Shift: From Hospital to Community
31(12)
Community-Based Nursing
31(1)
Community Care Settings for the Maternity Client
32(1)
Community Care Settings for the Child
33(3)
Skills of the Community-Based Nurse
36(1)
The Challenge of Community-Based Nursing
37(1)
Rewards of Community-Based Nursing
38(5)
UNIT II FOUNDATIONS OF MATERNITY NURSING
43(54)
Structure and Function of the Reproductive System
45(14)
Male Reproductive System
45(4)
External Genitalia
45(2)
Internal Reproductive Organs
47(2)
Female Reproductive System
49(4)
External Genitalia (Vulva)
49(1)
Internal Reproductive Organs
50(3)
Blood Supply for the Pelvic Organs
53(1)
Regulation of Reproductive Function
53(2)
Puberty
53(1)
Menstrual Cycle
53(2)
Menopause
55(1)
Sexual Response Cycle
55(4)
Special Issues of Women’s Health Care and Reproduction
59(38)
Women’s Health Issues
59(1)
Health Screening for Women
59(4)
Breast Cancer Screening
60(1)
Pelvic Examination and Pap Smear
61(1)
Vulvar Self-Examination
61(2)
Common Disorders of the Female Reproductive Tract
63(7)
Menstrual Disturbances
63(3)
Infectious Disorders
66(1)
Disorders of the Uterus and Ovaries
67(1)
Pelvic Support Disorders
68(2)
Reproductive Life Cycle Issues
70(1)
Family Planning
70(16)
Planning Pregnancy
70(2)
Preventing Pregnancy
72(12)
Nursing Process for Assisting the Couple to Choose a Contraceptive Method
84(2)
Induced Abortion
86(1)
Infertility
87(4)
Causes of Infertility
87(1)
Initial Evaluation of Infertility
87(2)
Comprehensive Evaluation and Diagnostic Testing
89(1)
Management of Infertility
89(2)
Psychological Aspects of Infertility
91(1)
Nursing Care
91(1)
Menopause
91(6)
Clinical Manifestations
91(1)
Treatment
92(1)
Nursing Care
92(5)
UNIT III PREGNANCY
97(68)
Fetal Development
99(18)
Cellular Processes
99(2)
Types of Cells
99(1)
Cellular Division
99(2)
Stages of Fetal Development
101(3)
Pre-embryonic Stage
101(2)
Embryonic Stage
103(1)
Fetal Stage
104(1)
Development of Supportive Structures
104(5)
Fetal Membranes
104(3)
Amniotic Fluid
107(1)
Placenta
107(1)
Umbilical Cord
108(1)
Fetal and Placental Circulation
109(2)
Fetal Circulation
109(1)
Placental Circulation
109(2)
Special Considerations of Fetal Development
111(6)
Teratogens and the Fetus
111(1)
Ectopic Pregnancy
112(1)
Multifetal Pregnancy
113(4)
Maternal Adaptation During Pregnancy
117(18)
Signs of Pregnancy
117(2)
Presumptive (Possible) Signs
117(1)
Probable Signs
118(1)
Positive Signs
118(1)
Physiologic Adaptation to Pregnancy
119(4)
Reproductive Changes
119(2)
Endocrine Changes
121(1)
Hematologic Changes
121(1)
Cardiovascular Changes
121(1)
Respiratory Changes
122(1)
Musculoskeletal Changes
122(1)
Gastrointestinal Changes
123(1)
Urinary Changes
123(1)
Integumentary Changes
123(1)
Psychological Adaptation to Pregnancy
123(2)
First-Trimester Task: Accept the Pregnancy
124(1)
Second-Trimester Task: Accept the Baby
124(1)
Third-Trimester Task: Prepare for Parenthood
125(1)
Changing Nutritional Requirements of Pregnancy
125(10)
Energy Requirements and Weight Gain
125(1)
Protein Requirements
126(1)
Mineral Requirements
127(2)
Vitamin Requirements
129(1)
Dietary Supplementation
130(1)
Dietary Restrictions During Pregnancy
130(1)
Special Nutritional Considerations
130(5)
Prenatal Care
135(30)
Assessment of Maternal Well-Being During Pregnancy
135(5)
First Prenatal Visit
135(4)
Subsequent Prenatal Visits
139(1)
Assessment of Fetal Well-Being During Pregnancy
140(5)
Fetal Kick Counts
140(1)
Ultrasonography
140(2)
Maternal Serum Alpha-fetoprotein Screening
142(1)
Triple-Marker (or Multiple-Marker) Screening
142(1)
Amniocentesis
142(1)
Chorionic Villus Sampling
143(1)
Percutaneous Umbilical Blood Sampling
144(1)
Nonstress Test
144(1)
Vibroacoustic Stimulation
145(1)
Contraction Stress Test
145(1)
Biophysical Profile
145(1)
The Nurse’s Role in Prenatal Care
145(20)
Nursing Process for Prenatal Care
145(20)
UNIT IV LABOR AND BIRTH
165(94)
The Labor Process
167(17)
Four Essential Components of Labor
167(7)
Passageway
167(3)
Passenger
170(2)
Powers
172(2)
Psyche
174(1)
The Process of Labor
174(5)
Onset of Labor
174(2)
Mechanisms of a Spontaneous Vaginal Delivery
176(1)
Stages and Duration of Labor
176(3)
Maternal and Fetal Adaptation to Labor
179(5)
Maternal Physiologic Adaptation
179(1)
Maternal Psychological Adaptation
180(1)
Fetal Adaptation to Labor
180(4)
Pain Management During Labor and Birth
184(18)
The Pain of Labor and Childbirth
184(1)
Uniqueness of Labor and Birth Pain
184(1)
Physiology and Characteristics of Labor Pain
184(1)
Factors Influencing Labor Pain
185(1)
Pain Management Principles and Techniques
185(17)
Principles of Pain Relief During Labor
185(1)
Nonpharmacologic Interventions
186(5)
Pharmacologic Interventions
191(11)
Nursing Care During Labor and Birth
202(36)
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