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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0323483976
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0275971281
  • Author:  Gloria Leifer

Get a solid foundation in maternity and pediatric nursing! Written in a clear, concise, friendly style, Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing, 8th Edition is the complete guide to caring for maternity and pediatric patients. This best-selling text is organized by developmental stages, discussions of pediatric disorders by body system from simple-to-complex and health-to-illness, and includes a focus on family health. This edition also contains newly updated NCLEX® style review questions, new case studies, new content on zika virus, QSEN and safety, and expanded phases of pregnancy.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Unit I: An Overview of Maternity and Pediatric Nursing
  2. 1: The Past, Present, and Future
  3. The past
  4. The present
  5. The future
  6. Unit II: Maternal–Newborn Nursing and Women’s Health
  7. 2: Human Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology
  8. Puberty
  9. Reproductive systems
  10. The human sexual response
  11. 3: Fetal Development
  12. Cell division and gametogenesis
  13. Fertilization
  14. Development
  15. Accessory structures of pregnancy
  16. Fetal circulation
  17. Impaired prenatal development and subsequent illness
  18. Multifetal pregnancy
  19. 4: Prenatal Care and Adaptations to Pregnancy
  20. Goals of prenatal care
  21. Preconception care
  22. Prenatal visits
  23. Definition of terms
  24. Determining the estimated date of delivery
  25. Diagnosis of pregnancy
  26. Physiological changes in pregnancy
  27. Nutrition for pregnancy and lactation
  28. Exercise during pregnancy
  29. Smoking during pregnancy
  30. Travel during pregnancy
  31. Common discomforts in pregnancy
  32. Psychosocial adaptation to pregnancy
  33. Prenatal education
  34. Effect of pregnancy and lactation on medication metabolism
  35. Immunizations during pregnancy
  36. Nursing care during pregnancy
  37. 5: Nursing Care of Women With Complications During Pregnancy
  38. Assessment of fetal health
  39. Pregnancy-related complications
  40. Pregnancy complicated by medical conditions
  41. Environmental hazards during pregnancy
  42. Effects of a high-risk pregnancy on the family
  43. 6: Nursing Care of Mother and Infant During Labor and Birth
  44. Cultural influence on birth practices
  45. Settings for childbirth
  46. Components of the birth process
  47. Normal childbirth
  48. Admission to the hospital or birth center
  49. Nursing care of the woman in false labor
  50. Nursing care before birth
  51. Stages and phases of labor
  52. Vaginal birth after cesarean
  53. Nursing care during birth
  54. Nursing care immediately after birth
  55. Cord blood banking
  56. Microbiomes and nursing care during labor and delivery
  57. 7: Nursing Management of Pain During Labor and Birth
  58. Education for childbearing
  59. Childbirth and pain
  60. 8: Nursing Care of Women With Complications During Labor and Birth
  61. Obstetric procedures
  62. Abnormal labor
  63. Premature rupture of membranes
  64. Preterm labor
  65. Prolonged pregnancy
  66. Emergencies during childbirth
  67. 9: The Family After Birth
  68. Adapting nursing care for specific groups and cultures
  69. Cultural influences on postpartum care
  70. Postpartum changes in the mother
  71. Emotional care
  72. Parenthood
  73. The family care plan
  74. 10: Nursing Care of Women with Complications After Birth
  75. Shock
  76. Hemorrhage
  77. Thromboembolic disorders
  78. Infections
  79. Mood disorders
  80. The homeless mother and newborn
  81. 11: The Nurse’s Role in Women’s Health Care
  82. Goals of healthy people 2030
  83. Preventive health care for women
  84. Menstrual disorders
  85. The normal vagina
  86. Gynecological infections
  87. Family planning
  88. Menopause
  89. 12: The Term Newborn
  90. Adjustment to extrauterine life
  91. Phase 3: care of the newborn
  92. 13: Preterm and Postterm Newborns
  93. The preterm newborn
  94. The postterm newborn
  95. Transporting the high-risk newborn
  96. Discharge of the high-risk (preterm birth) newborn
  97. 14: The Newborn with a Perinatal Injury or Congenital Malformation
  98. Malformations present at birth
  99. Metabolic defects
  100. Chromosomal abnormalities
  101. Perinatal injuries
  102. Infant of a diabetic mother
  103. Unit III: The Growing Child and Family
  104. 15: An Overview of Growth, Development, and Nutrition
  105. Growth and development
  106. Nutrition
  107. Play
  108. Traveling with children
  109. Ongoing heath supervision
  110. 16: The Infant
  111. General characteristics
  112. Development and care
  113. Community-based care: a multidisciplinary team
  114. Illness prevention
  115. Infant safety
  116. Summary of major developmental changes in the first year
  117. 17: The Toddler
  118. General characteristics
  119. Guidance and discipline
  120. Daily care
  121. Toilet independence
  122. Nutrition counseling
  123. Day care
  124. Injury prevention
  125. Toys and play
  126. 18: The Preschool Child
  127. General characteristics
  128. Physical, mental, emotional, and social development
  129. Guidance
  130. Preschool
  131. Daily care
  132. Accident prevention
  133. Play during health and illness
  134. Nursing implications of preschool growth and development
  135. 19: The School-Age Child
  136. General characteristics
  137. Physical growth
  138. Sexual development
  139. Influences from the wider world
  140. Play
  141. Latchkey children
  142. Physical, mental, emotional, and social development
  143. Guidance and health supervision
  144. 20: The Adolescent
  145. General characteristics
  146. Growth and development
  147. Parenting the adolescent
  148. Health promotion and guidance
  149. Common problems of adolescence
  150. The nursing approach to adolescents
  151. Unit IV: Adapting Care To The Pediatric Patient
  152. 21: The Child’s Experience of Hospitalization
  153. Health care delivery settings
  154. The child’s reaction to hospitalization
  155. The parents’ reactions to the child’s hospitalization
  156. The nurse’s role in the child’s hospitalization
  157. Home care
  158. 22: Health Care Adaptations for the Child and Family
  159. Admission to the pediatric unit
  160. Data collection, observation, and recording
  161. Physiological responses to medications in infants and children
  162. Nursing responsibilities in administering medications to infants and children
  163. Selected procedures and their adaptation to children
  164. Unit V: The Child Needing Nursing Care
  165. 23: The Child With a Sensory or Neurological Condition
  166. The ears
  167. The eyes
  168. The nervous system
  169. 24: The Child with a Musculoskeletal Condition
  170. Musculoskeletal system
  171. Musculoskeletal system: differences between the child and the adult
  172. Observation and assessment of the musculoskeletal system in the growing child
  173. Pediatric trauma
  174. Disorders and dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system
  175. Family violence
  176. Child abuse
  177. 25: The Child With a Respiratory Disorder
  178. The respiratory system
  179. 26: The Child with a Cardiovascular Disorder
  180. The cardiovascular system
  181. 27: The Child With a Condition of the Blood, Blood-Forming Organs, or Lymphatic System
  182. Hematological system
  183. Anemias
  184. Bleeding disorders
  185. Disorders of white blood cells
  186. Nursing care of the chronically ill child
  187. Nursing care of the dying child
  188. 28: The Child With a Gastrointestinal Condition
  189. The gastrointestinal tract
  190. Disorders and dysfunction of the gastrointestinal tract
  191. 29: The Child With a Genitourinary Condition
  192. Development of the urinary tract
  193. Development of the reproductive systems
  194. Assessment of urinary function
  195. Impact of urinary or genital surgery on growth and development
  196. 30: The Child With a Skin Condition
  197. Skin development and functions
  198. Skin disorders and variations
  199. Nursing care of the burned child
  200. Sunburn
  201. Sunscreens
  202. Frostbite
  203. 31: The Child With a Metabolic Condition
  204. Integration of the nervous and endocrine systems
  205. Disorders and dysfunction of the endocrine system
  206. Endocrine disorders
  207. 32: Childhood Communicable Diseases, Bioterrorism, Natural Disasters, and the Maternal-Child Patient
  208. Introduction
  209. Common childhood communicable diseases
  210. Review of terms
  211. Host resistance
  212. Medical asepsis, standard precautions, and transmission-based precautions
  213. Rashes
  214. Worldwide immunization programs
  215. The future of immunotherapy
  216. Bioterrorism and the maternal-child patient
  217. Sexually transmitted infections
  218. 33: The Child With an Emotional or Behavioral Condition
  219. The nurse’s role
  220. Types and settings of treatment
  221. Childhood Mental Disorders
  222. Organic Behavioral Disorders
  223. Environmental or biochemical behavioral disorders
  224. Minimizing the impact of behavioral disorders in children
  225. Unit VI: The Changing Health Care Environment
  226. 34: Complementary and Alternative Therapies in Maternity and Pediatric Nursing
  227. Complementary and alternative therapies
  228. Appendix A: Standard Precautions and Transmission-Based Isolation Precautions
  229. Appendix B: Sequence for Donning and Removing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  230. Appendix C: The Joint Commission’s List of Dangerous Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols
  231. Appendix D: Commonly Used Abbreviations in Maternity and Pediatric Nursing
  232. Appendix E: Common Spanish Phrases Used in Maternity and Pediatric Nursing
  233. Appendix F: Multilingual Glossary of Symptoms
  234. Appendix G: Conversion of Pounds and Ounces to Grams for Newborn Weights
  235. Appendix H: Normal Vital Signs and Temperature Equivalents for Infants and Children
  236. Appendix I: Pediatric Laboratory Values Reference
  237. Appendix J: Blood Pressure (BP) Levels for Boys and Girls by Age and Height Percentile
  238. Master Citations
  239. Glossary
  240. Index

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