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Foundations Of Maternal-newborn Nursing


Edition: 4th
Author(s): Murray & McKinney
ISBN10:  1416001417
ISBN13:  9781416001416
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  9/26/2005
Publisher(s): Saunders

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Table of Contents
PART 1 Foundations for Nursing Care of Childbearing Families
Maternity Care Today
1(21)
Historical Perspectives on Childbearing
2(1)
Granny Midwives
2(1)
Emergence of Medical Management
2(1)
Government Involvement in Maternal-Infant Care
2(1)
Effects of Consumer Demands on Health Care
3(1)
Development of Family-Centered Maternity Care
3(1)
Current Settings for Childbirth
3(2)
Traditional Hospital Setting
3(1)
Labor, Delivery, and Recovery Rooms
3(1)
Labor, Delivery, Recovery, and Postpartum Rooms
4(1)
Birth Centers
4(1)
Home Births
4(1)
Current Trends in Maternity Care
5(8)
Cost Containment
5(2)
Evidence-Based Practice
7(1)
Community-Based Perinatal Nursing
7(5)
Advances in Technology
12(1)
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
12(1)
The Family
13(2)
Traditional Families
13(1)
Nontraditional Families
14(1)
High Risk Families
15(1)
Characteristics of a Healthy Family
15(1)
Factors that Interfere with Family Functioning
15(1)
Cultural Perspectives in Childbearing
15(3)
Implications of Cultural Diversity for Perinatal Nurses
16(1)
Cross Cultural Health Beliefs
17(1)
Cultural Assessment
17(1)
Statistics on Maternal and Infant Health
18(4)
Maternal and Infant Mortality
18(1)
Disparity across Racial Groups
18(1)
Infant Mortality across Nations
19(3)
The Nurse's Role in Maternity and Women's Health Care
22(14)
Advanced Preparation for Maternal-Newborn Nurses
23(1)
Certified Nurse-Midwives
23(1)
Nurse Practitioners
23(1)
Clinical Nurse Specialists
23(1)
Implications of Changing Roles for Nurses
24(4)
Therapeutic Communication
24(1)
The Nurse's Role in Teaching and Learning
25(3)
The Nurse's Role as Collaborator
28(1)
The Nurse's Role as Researcher
28(1)
The Nurse's Role as Advocate
28(1)
The Nurse's Role as Manager
28(1)
Critical Thinking
28(2)
Purpose
28(1)
Steps
29(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Maternal-Newborn Nursing
30(4)
Individualized Nursing Care Plans
32(1)
The Nursing Process Related to Critical Thinking
33(1)
Collaborative Problems
34(1)
Nursing Research
35(1)
Ethical, Social, and Legal Issues
36(15)
Ethics and Bioethics
37(4)
Ethical Dilemmas
37(1)
Ethical Issue in Reproduction
38(3)
Social Issues
41(4)
Poverty
42(1)
Homelessness
42(1)
Access to Health Care
43(1)
Allocation of Health Care Resources
44(1)
Health Care Rationing
44(1)
Care versus Cure
44(1)
Legal Issues
45(3)
Safeguards for Health Care
45(1)
Malpractice
45(1)
Prevention of Malpractice Claims
46(2)
Cost Containment and Downsizing
48(3)
Delegation to Unlicensed Assistive Personnel
48(1)
Early Discharge
49(2)
Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology
51(16)
Sexual Development
52(3)
Prenatal Development
52(1)
Childhood
52(1)
Sexual Maturation
52(3)
Decline in Fertility
55(1)
Female Reproductive Anatomy
55(5)
External Female Reproductive Organs
55(1)
Internal Female Reproductive Organs
56(3)
Support Structures
59(1)
Female Reproductive Cycle
60(3)
Ovarian Cycle
62(1)
Endometrial Cycle
62(1)
Changes in Cervical Mucus
63(1)
The Female Breast
63(1)
Structure
63(1)
Function
64(1)
Male Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology
64(3)
External Male Reproductive Organs
64(1)
Internal Male Reproductive Organs
65(2)
Hereditary and Environmental Influences on Childbearing
67(20)
Hereditary Influences
68(10)
Structure of Genes and Chromosomes
68(4)
Transmission of Traits by Single Genes
72(1)
Patterns of Single Gene Inheritance
72(3)
Chromosomal Abnormalities
75(2)
Structural Abnormalities
77(1)
Multifactorial Disorders
78(1)
Characteristics
78(1)
Risk for Occurrence
78(1)
Environmental Influences
78(3)
Teratogens
79(1)
Mechanical Disruptions to Fetal Development
80(1)
Genetic Counseling
81(1)
Availability
81(1)
Focus on the Family
81(1)
Process of Genetic Counseling
81(1)
Supplemental Services
82(1)
Nursing Care of Families Concerned About Birth Defects
82(5)
Nurses as Part of a Genetic Counseling Team
82(1)
Nurses in General Practice
82(5)
Part II The Family Before Birth
Conception and Prenatal Development
87(22)
Gametogenesis
88(2)
Oogenesis
88(1)
Spermatogenesis
89(1)
Conception
90(2)
Preparation for Conception in the Female
90(1)
Preparation for Conception in the Male
90(1)
Fertilization
91(1)
Preembryonic Period
92(1)
Initiation of Cell Division
92(1)
Entry of the Zygote into the Uterus
92(1)
Implantation in the Decidua
92(1)
Maintaining the Decidua
92(1)
Location of Implantation
92(1)
Mechanism of Implantation
93(1)
Embryonic Period
93(5)
Differentiation of Cells
96(1)
Weekly Developments
96(2)
Fetal Period
98(2)
Auxilary Structures
100(4)
Placenta
100(3)
Fetal Membranes and Amniotic Fluid
103(1)
Fetal Circulation
104(2)
Umbilical Cord
104(1)
Fetal Circulatory Circuit
105(1)
Changes in Blood Circulation after Birth
106(1)
Multifetal Pregnancy
106(3)
Monozygotic Twinning
106(1)
Dizygotic Twinning
106(1)
High Multifetal Gestations
107(2)
Physiologic Adaptations to Pregnancy
109(41)
Changes in Body Systems
110(11)
Reproductive System
110(2)
Cardiovascular System
112(3)
Respiratory System
115(1)
Gastrointestinal System
115(1)
Urinary System
116(1)
Integumentary System
117(1)
Musculoskeletal System
118(1)
Endocrine System
118(3)
Sensory Organs
121(1)
Confirmation of Pregnancy
121(6)
Presumptive Indications of Pregnancy
121(4)
Probable Indications of Pregnancy
125(2)
Positive Indications of Pregnancy
127(1)
Antepartum Assessment and Care
127(14)
Preconception Visit
127(3)
Initial Prenatal Visit
130(3)
Subsequent Assessments
133(3)
Multifetal Pregnancy
136(1)
Common Discomforts of Pregnancy
136(5)
Cultural Considerations
141(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Family Responses to Physical Changes of Pregnancy
141(6)
Antepartum Home Care Nursing
147(3)
Psychosocial Adaptations to Pregnancy
150(23)
Maternal Psychological Responses
151(4)
First Trimester
151(1)
Second Trimester
151(3)
Third Trimester
154(1)
Maternal Role Transition
155(2)
Transitions Experienced throughout Pregnancy
155(1)
Steps in Maternal Role Taking
155(1)
Maternal Tasks of Pregnancy
156(1)
Paternal Adaptation
157(2)
Variations in Paternal Adaptation
157(1)
Developmental Processes
158(1)
Adaptation of Grandparents
159(1)
Age
159(1)
Number and Spacing of Other Grandchildren
159(1)
Perceptions of the Role of Grandparents
160(1)
Adaptation of Siblings
160(1)
Toddlers
160(1)
Other Children
160(1)
Adolescents
160(1)
Factors Influencing Psychosocial Adaptations
161(2)
Age
161(1)
Multiparity
161(1)
Absence of a Partner
162(1)
Social Support
162(1)
Abnormal Situations
162(1)
Socioeconomic Status
162(1)
Barriers to Prenatal Care
163(2)
Cultural Influences on Childbearing
165(3)
Differences within Cultures
165(1)
Cultural Differences Causing Conflict
165(3)
Culturally Competent Nursing Care
168(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Psychosocial Concerns
168(5)
Nutrition for Childbearing
173(29)
Weight Gain During Pregnancy
174(1)
Recommendations for Total Weight Gain
174(1)
Pattern of Weight Gain
175(1)
Maternal and Fetal Distribution
175(1)
Nutritional Requirements
175(9)
Dietary Reference Intakes
175(1)
Energy
176(1)
Protein
177(1)
Vitamins
177(3)
Minerals
180(1)
Sodium
181(1)
Nutritional Supplementation
182(1)
Water
182(1)
Food Guide Pyramid
182(2)
Factors That Influence Nutrition
184(2)
Age
184(1)
Nutritional Knowledge
184(1)
Exercise
185(1)
Culture
185(1)
Nutritional Risk Factors
186(7)
Socioeconomic Status
186(1)
Adolescence
187(2)
Vegetarianism
189(1)
Lactose Intolerance
190(1)
Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy
190(1)
Anemia
191(1)
Abormal Prepregnancy Weight
191(1)
Eating Disorders
191(1)
Food Cravings and Aversions
191(1)
Multiparity and Multifetal Pregnancy
192(1)
Substance Abuse
192(1)
Other Risk Factors
192(1)
Nutrition After Birth
193(2)
Nutrition for the Lactating Mother
193(1)
Nutrition for the Nonlactating Mother
194(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Nutrition for Childbearing
195(7)
Antepartal Fetal Assessment
202(21)
Indications for Fetal Diagnostic Tests
203(1)
Ultrasonography
204(2)
Emotional Responses
204(1)
Levels of Obstetric Ultrasound
205(1)
First-Trimester Ultrasonography
205(1)
Second- and Third-Trimester Ultrasonography
205(1)
Advantages
206(1)
Disadvantages
206(1)
Doppler Ultrasound Blood Flow Assessment
206(1)
Purpose
207(1)
Color Doppler
207(1)
Alpha-Fetoprotein Screening
207(1)
Purpose
207(1)
Procedure
207(1)
Advantages
208(1)
Limitations
208(1)
Multiple-Marker Screening
208(1)
Chorionic Villus Sampling
208(2)
Purpose
208(1)
Indications
208(1)
Procedure
208(1)
Advantages
209(1)
Risks
209(1)
Amniocentesis
210(1)
Purposes
210(1)
Procedure
211(1)
Advantages
211(1)
Disadvantages
211(1)
Risks
211(1)
Percutaneous Umbilical Blood Sampling (PUBS)
211(2)
Procedure
212(1)
Risks
212(1)
Antepartum Fetal Surveillance
213(5)
Nonstress Test
213(2)
Vibroacoustic (Acoustic) Stimulation
215(1)
Contraction Stress Test
215(2)
Biophysical Profile
217(1)
Modified Biophysical Profile
217(1)
Maternal Assessment of Fetal Movement
218(1)
Procedure
218(1)
Advantages
218(1)
Disadvantages
219(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Diagnostic Testing
219(4)
Perinatal Education
223(16)
Goals of Perinatal Education
224(1)
Providers of Education
224(1)
Class Participants
224(1)
Choices for Childbearing
224(1)
Health Care Professional
224(1)
Setting
225(1)
Support Person
225(1)
Siblings
225(1)
Education
225(1)
Types of Classes Available
225(4)
Preconception Classes
225(1)
Early Pregnancy Classes
226(1)
Exercise Classes
226(1)
Childbirth Preparation Classes
226(1)
Refresher Courses
227(1)
Cesarean Birth Preparation Classes
227(1)
Vaginal Birth after Cesarean Birth
228(1)
Breastfeeding Classes
228(1)
Parenting Classes
228(1)
Postpartum Classes
229(1)
Classes for Other Family Members
229(1)
Education for Childbirth
229(1)
Methods of Pain Management
229(1)
Methods of Childbirth Education
230(3)
Dick-Read Childbirth Education
230(1)
Bradley Childbirth Education
230(1)
LeBoyer Method of Childbirth
230(1)
Lamaze Childbirth Education
230(3)
The Labor Partner
233(2)
Role of the Labor Partner
233(2)
Support Techniques
235(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Education for Childbirth
235(4)
PART III The Family during Birth
Processes of Birth
239(27)
Physiologic Effects of the Birth Process
240(3)
Maternal Response
240(2)
Fetal Response
242(1)
Components of the Birth Process
243(9)
Powers
243(1)
Passage
243(1)
Passenger
243(6)
Psyche
249(2)
Interrelationships of Components
251(1)
Normal Labor
252(5)
Theories of Onset
252(1)
Premonitory Signs
252(1)
True Labor and False Labor
253(1)
Mechanisms of Labor
253(4)
Stages and Phases of Labor
257(5)
Duration of Labor
260(2)
The Childbirth Story
262(4)
Nursing Care during Labor and Birth
266(40)
Issues for New Nurses
267(1)
Pain Associated with Birth
267(1)
Inexperience and Negative Experiences
267(1)
Unpredictability
267(1)
Intimacy
267(1)
Admission to the Birth Center
267(17)
The Decision to Go to the Hospital or Birth Center
267(1)
Nursing Responsibilities during Admission
268(16)
Application of the Nursing Process: False or Early Labor
284(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: True Labor
285(13)
Fetal Oxygenation
285(1)
Discomfort
286(7)
Prevention of Injury
293(5)
Nursing Care During The Late Intrapartum Period
298(8)
Responsibilities during Birth
298(1)
Responsibilities after Birth
298(8)
Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance
306(29)
Fetal Oxygenation
307(2)
Uteroplacental Exchange
307(1)
Fetal Circulation
307(1)
Regulation of Fetal Heart Rate
307(1)
Pathologic Influences on Fetal Oxygenation
308(1)
Uterine Activity
308(1)
Risk Factors
309(1)
Auscultation and Palpation
309(1)
Advantages
309(1)
Limitations
309(1)
Auscultation Equipment
310(1)
Evaluation of Auscultated Fetal Heart Rate Data
310(1)
Electronic Fetal Monitoring
310(2)
Advantages
310(2)
Limitations
312(1)
Electronic Fetal Monitoring Equipment
312(4)
Bedside Monitor Unit
312(1)
Paper Strip
312(1)
Data Entry Devices and Computer Software
313(1)
Remote Surveillance
313(1)
Devices for External Fetal Monitoring
313(2)
Devices for Internal Fetal Monitoring
315(1)
Evaluating Intermittent Auscultation and Palpation Data
316(1)
Evaluation of Electronic Fetal Monitoring Strips
317(5)
Fetal Heart Rate Baseline
317(1)
Baseline Fetal Heart Rate Variability
317(2)
Periodic Patterns in the Fetal Heart Rate
319(2)
Uterine Activity
321(1)
Significance of Fetal Heart Rate Patterns
322(4)
Reassuring Patterns
322(1)
Nonreassuring Patterns
322(4)
Application of the Nursing Process: Intermittent Auscultation and Electronic Fetal Monitoring
326(9)
Learning Needs
326(2)
Fetal Oxygenation
328(7)
Pain Management during Childbirth
335(29)
Unique Nature of Pain During Birth
336(1)
Adverse Effects of Excessive Pain
336(1)
Physiologic Effects
336(1)
Psychological Effects
336(1)
Variables in Childbirth Pain
337(2)
Physical Factors
337(1)
Psychosocial Factors
338(1)
Standards for Pain Management
339(1)
Nonpharmacologic Pain Management
339(5)
Advantages
339(1)
Limitations
339(1)
Gate Control Theory
339(1)
Preparation for Pain Management
340(1)
Application of Nonpharmacologic Techniques
340(4)
Pharmacologic Pain Management
344(9)
Special Considerations for Medicating a Pregnant Woman
344(1)
Regional Pain Management Techniques
345(5)
Systemic Drugs for Labor
350(1)
Vaginal Birth Anesthesia
351(2)
Application of the Nursing Process: Pain Management
353(11)
Pain
353(7)
Epidural Analgesia
360(1)
Respiratory Compromise
361(3)
Nursing Care during Obstetric Procedures
364(29)
Amniotomy
365(1)
Induction and Augmentation of Labor
366(6)
Version
372(2)
Operative Vaginal Birth
374(3)
Episiotomy
377(1)
Cesarean Birth
378(11)
The Cesarean Birth Story
389(4)
PART IV The Family Following Birth
Postpartum Physiologic Adaptations
393(36)
Reproductive System
394(3)
Involution of the Uterus
394(2)
Cervix
396(1)
Vagina
396(1)
Perineum
396(1)
Cardiovascular System
397(1)
Cardiac Output
397(1)
Plasma Volume
397(1)
Coagulation
397(1)
Blood Values
397(1)
Gastrointestinal System
398(1)
Urinary System
398(1)
Physical Changes
398(1)
Musculoskeletal System
399(1)
Muscles and Joints
399(1)
Abdominal Wall
399(1)
Integumentary System
400(1)
Neurologic System
400(1)
Endocrine System
400(1)
Resumption of Ovulation and Menstruation
400(1)
Lactation
400(1)
Weight Loss
400(1)
Postpartum Assessments
401(12)
Clinical Pathways
401(1)
Initial Assessments
401(1)
Chart Review
401(5)
Focused Assessments after Vaginal Birth
406(7)
Care in the Immediate Postpartum Period
413(2)
Providing Comfort Measures
414(1)
Promoting Bladder Elimination
415(1)
Providing Fluid and Food
415(1)
Preventing Thrombophlebitis
415(1)
Nursing Care After Cesarean Birth
415(4)
Application of the Nursing Process: Knowledge of Self-Care
419(10)
Postpartum Home and Community-Based Care
425(4)
Postpartum Psychosocial Adaptations
429(21)
The Process of Becoming Acquainted
430(2)
Bonding
430(1)
Attachment
430(1)
Maternal Touch
431(1)
Verbal Behaviors
431(1)
The Process of Maternal Adaptation
432(4)
Puerperal Phases
432(1)
Maternal Role Attainment
433(1)
Heading toward a New Normal
433(1)
Redefined Roles
433(2)
Role Conflict
435(1)
Major Maternal Concerns
435(1)
The Process of Family Adaptation
436(2)
Fathers
436(1)
Siblings
437(1)
Grandparents
437(1)
Factors That Affect Family Adaptation
438(2)
Discomfort and Fatigue
438(1)
Knowledge of Infant Needs
438(1)
Previous Experience
438(1)
Expectations for the Newborn
438(1)
Maternal Age
438(1)
Maternal Temperament
439(1)
Temperament of the Infant
439(1)
Availability of a Strong Support System
439(1)
Unanticipated Events
439(1)
Cultural Influences on Adaptation
440(2)
Communication
441(1)
Health Beliefs
442(1)
Dietary Practices
442(1)
Home and Community-Based Care
442(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Maternal Adaptation
443(2)
Application of the Nursing Process: Family Adaptation
445(5)
Normal Newborn: Processes of Adaptation
450(18)
Initiation of Respirations
451(2)
Development of the Lungs
451(1)
Causes of Respirations
451(1)
Continuation of Respirations
451(2)
Cardiovascular Adaptation: Transition from Fetal to Neonatal Circulation
453(2)
Ductus Venosus
453(1)
Foramen Ovale
454(1)
Pulmonary Blood Vessels
454(1)
Ductus Arteriosus
454(1)
Neurologic Adaptation: Thermoregulation
455(3)
Newborn Characteristics That Lead to Heat Loss
455(1)
Methods of Heat Loss
455(1)
Nonshivering Thermogenesis
456(1)
Effects of Cold Stress
457(1)
Neutral Thermal Environment
458(1)
Hyperthermia
458(1)
Hematologic Adaptation
458(1)
Factors That Affect the Blood
458(1)
Blood Values
458(1)
Risk of Clotting Deficiency
459(1)
Gastrointestinal System
459(1)
Stomach
459(1)
Intestines
459(1)
Digestive Enzymes
459(1)
Stools
459(1)
Hepatic System
460(3)
Blood Glucose Maintenance
460(1)
Conjugation of Bilirubin
460(2)
Hyperbilirubinemia
462(1)
Blood Coagulation
463(1)
Iron Storage
463(1)
Metabolism of Drugs
463(1)
Urinary System
463(1)
Kidney Development
463(1)
Kidney Function
463(1)
Fluid Balance
463(1)
Acid-Base and Electrolyte Balance
464(1)
Immune System
464(1)
Immunoglobulin G
464(1)
Immunoglobulin M
465(1)
Immunoglobulin A
465(1)
Psychosocial Adaptation
465(3)
Periods of Reactivity
465(1)
Behavioral States
465(3)
Assessment of the Normal Newborn
468(39)
Early Focused Assessments
469(14)
Assessment of Cardiorespiratory Status
469(7)
Assessment of Thermoregulation
476(2)
Assessment for Anomalies
478(4)
Measurements
482(1)
Assessment of Body Systems
483(12)
Neurologic System
483(4)
Hepatic System
487(3)
Gastrointestinal System
490(1)
Genitourinary System
491(2)
Integumentary System
493(2)
Assessment of Gestational Age
495(9)
Assessment Tools
495(1)
Neuromuscular Characteristics
495(4)
Physical Characteristics
499(3)
Scoring
502(1)
Gestational Age and Infant Size
502(2)
Further Assessments
504(1)
Assessment of Behavior
504(3)
Periods of Reactivity
504(1)
Behavioral Changes
504(3)
Care of the Normal Newborn
507(30)
Clinical Pathways
508(1)
Early Care
509(4)
Administering Vitamin K
512(1)
Providing Eye Treatment
513(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Cardiorespiratory Status
513(2)
Application of the Nursing Process: Thermoregulation
515(3)
Application of the Nursing Process: Hepatic Function
518(2)
Blood Glucose
518(1)
Bilirubin
519(1)
Ongoing Assessments and Care
520(4)
Providing Skin Care
520(1)
Bathing
520(1)
Providing Cord Care
520(1)
Cleansing the Diaper Area
521(1)
Assisting with Feedings
521(1)
Positioning the Infant
521(1)
Protecting the Infant
521(3)
Circumcision
524(3)
Reasons for Choosing Circumcision
524(1)
Reasons for Rejecting Circumcision
524(1)
Pain Relief
525(1)
Methods
525(1)
Nursing Considerations
526(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Parents' Knowledge of Newborn Care
527(5)
Immunization
532(1)
Newborn Screening Tests
533(1)
Hearing Screening
533(1)
Other Screening Tests
533(1)
Commonly Screened Conditions
533(1)
Discharge and Newborn Follow-Up Care
534(3)
Discharge
534(1)
Follow-Up Care
534(3)
Infant Feeding
537(31)
Nutritional Needs of the Newborn
538(1)
Calories
538(1)
Nutrients
538(1)
Water
538(1)
Breast Milk and Formula Composition
538(2)
Breast Milk
538(2)
Formulas
540(1)
Considerations in Choosing a Feeding Method
540(3)
Breastfeeding
540(1)
Formula Feeding
541(1)
Combination Feeding
541(1)
Factors Influencing Choice
541(2)
Normal Breastfeeding
543(1)
Breast Changes during Pregnancy
543(1)
Milk Production
543(1)
Hormonal Changes at Birth
543(1)
Continued Milk Production
543(1)
Preparation of Breasts for Breastfeeding
544(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Breastfeeding
544(6)
Common Breastfeeding Concerns
550(12)
Infant Problems
550(5)
Maternal Concerns
555(7)
Formula Feeding
562(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Formula Feeding
563(5)
Home Care of the Infant
568(21)
Information for New Parents
569(1)
Needs
569(1)
Sources of Information
569(1)
Care After Discharge
569(5)
Home Visits
569(4)
Outpatient Visits
573(1)
Telephone Counseling
573(1)
Infant Equipment
574(2)
Safety Considerations
574(1)
Car Seats
575(1)
Early Problems
576(4)
Infant Crying
576(1)
Colic
576(3)
Shaken Baby Syndrome
579(1)
Sleep
579(1)
Concerns of Working Mothers
579(1)
Concerns of Adoptive Parents
580(1)
Common Questions and Concerns
580(2)
Dressing and Warmth
580(1)
Stool Patterns
580(1)
Smoking
580(1)
Eyes
581(1)
Baths
581(1)
Nails
581(1)
Sucking Needs
581(1)
Teething
581(1)
Common Rashes
582(1)
Nutrition During the Early Weeks
582(1)
Breastfeeding
582(1)
Formula Feeding
582(1)
Water
583(1)
Regurgitation
583(1)
Introduction of Solid Foods
583(1)
Weaning
583(1)
Growth and Development
583(1)
Anticipatory Guidance
583(1)
Growth and Developmental Milestones
583(1)
Accident Prevention
584(1)
Well-Baby Care
584(1)
Well-Baby Checkups
584(1)
Immunizations
584(1)
Illness
585(4)
Recognizing Signs
585(1)
Calling the Pediatrician or Nurse Practitioner
585(1)
Knowing When to Seek Immediate Help
586(1)
Learning about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
586(3)
PART V Families at Risk during the Childbearing Period
The Childbearing Family with Special Needs
589(33)
Adolescent Pregnancy
590(3)
Incidence
590(1)
Factors Associated with Teenage Pregnancy
590(1)
National Health Goals
590(1)
Sex Education
591(1)
Options When Pregnancy Occurs
591(1)
Socioeconomic Implications
591(1)
Implications for Maternal Health
591(1)
Implications for Fetal-Neonatal Health
592(1)
The Teenage Expectant Father
593(1)
Impact on Parenting
593(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: The Pregnant Teenager
593(5)
Delayed Pregnancy
598(2)
Maternal and Fetal Implications
598(1)
Advantages of Delayed Childbirth
599(1)
Disadvantages of Delayed Childbirth
599(1)
Nursing Considerations
599(1)
Substance Abuse
600(4)
Incidence
600(1)
Maternal and Fetal Effects
600(3)
Diagnosis and Management of Substance Abuse
603(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Maternal Substance Abuse
604(3)
Antepartum Period
604(2)
Intrapartum Period
606(1)
Postpartum Period
607(1)
Birth of an Infant with Congenital Anomalies
607(2)
Factors Influencing Emotional Responses of Parents
607(1)
Grief and Mourning
608(1)
Nursing Considerations
608(1)
Pregnancy Loss
609(1)
Early Pregnancy Loss
610(1)
Concurrent Death and Survival in Multifetal Pregnancy
610(1)
Previous Pregnancy Loss
610(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Pregnancy Loss
610(2)
Relinquishment for Adoption
612(1)
Intimate Partner Violence
613(3)
Factors that Promote Violence
614(1)
Characteristics of the Abuser
615(1)
Cycle of Violence
615(1)
Effects of Battering
615(1)
Nurse's Role in Prevention of Abuse
615(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: The Battered Woman
616(6)
Complications of Pregnancy
622(38)
Hemorrhagic Conditions of Early Pregnancy
623(7)
Abortion
623(4)
Ectopic Pregnancy
627(2)
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (Hydatidiform Mole)
629(1)
Application of Nursing Process: Hemorrhagic Conditions of Early Pregnancy
630(2)
Hemorrhagic Conditions of Late Pregnancy
632(4)
Placenta Previa
632(2)
Abruptio Placentae
634(2)
Application of the Nursing Process: Hemorrhagic Conditions of Late Pregnancy
636(3)
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
639(1)
Etiology
639(1)
Therapeutic Management
639(1)
Nursing Considerations
639(1)
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy
640(8)
Preeclampsia
641(7)
Application of the Nursing Process: Preclampsia
648(5)
Hemolysis, Elevated Liver Enzymes, and Low Platelets (Hellp) Syndrome
653(1)
Chronic Hypertension
653(1)
Incompatibility Between Maternal and Fetal Blood
654(6)
Rh Incompatibility
654(2)
ABO Incompatibility
656(4)
Concurrent Disorders during Pregnancy
660(37)
Diabetes Mellitus
661(8)
Pathophysiology
661(1)
Classification
661(1)
Incidence
662(1)
Preexisting Diabetes Mellitus
662(5)
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
667(2)
Application of the Nursing Process: The Pregnant Woman with Diabetes Mellitus
669(3)
Cardiac Disease
672(3)
Incidence and Classification
672(1)
Diagnosis and Classification
673(1)
Therapeutic Management
674(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: The Pregnant Woman with Heart Disease
675(2)
Anemias
677(2)
Iron-Deficiency Anemia
677(1)
Folic Acid-Deficiency (Megaloblastic) Anemia
677(1)
Sickle Cell Anemia
678(1)
Thalassemia
679(1)
Medical Conditions
679(3)
Immune-Complex Diseases
679(2)
Neurologic Disorders
681(1)
Trauma in Pregnancy
682(1)
Blunt Force Injuries
682(1)
Penetrating Injuries
682(1)
Therapeutic Management
682(1)
Infections During Pregnancy
683(9)
Viral Infections
683(7)
Nonviral Infections
690(2)
Applications of the Nursing Process: The Pregnant Woman with Tuberculosis
692(5)
Intrapartum Complications
697(36)
Dysfunctional Labor
698(8)
Problems of the Powers
698(2)
Problems with the Passenger
700(4)
Problems with the Passage
704(1)
Problems of the Psyche
704(1)
Abnormal Labor Duration
705(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Dysfunctional Labor
706(2)
Intrauterine Infection
706(1)
Maternal Exhaustion
707(1)
Premature Rupture of the Membranes
708(2)
Etiology
708(1)
Complications
709(1)
Therapeutic Management
709(1)
Nursing Considerations
710(1)
Preterm Labor
710(9)
Associated Factors
710(1)
Signs and Symptoms
711(1)
Preventing Preterm Birth
711(1)
Therapeutic Management
712(7)
Application of the Nursing Process: Preterm Labor
719(4)
Psychosocial Concerns
719(3)
Management of Home Care
722(1)
Boredom
723(1)
Prolonged Pregnancy
723(1)
Complications
723(1)
Therapeutic Management
724(1)
Nursing Considerations
724(1)
Intrapartum Emergencies
724(4)
Placental Abnormalities
724(1)
Prolapsed Umbilical Cord
724(1)
Therapeutic Management
725(1)
Uterine Rupture
726(1)
Uterine Inversion
727(1)
Anaphylactoid Syndrome
728(1)
Trauma
728(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Intrapartum Emergencies
729(4)
Postpartum Maternal Complications
733(26)
Postpartum Hemorrhage
734(4)
Early Postpartum Hemorrhage
734(3)
Late Postpartum Hemorrhage
737(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Excessive Bleeding
738(2)
Hypovolemic Shock
740(1)
How the Body Compensates for Hypovolemia
740(1)
Clinical Signs and Symptoms
740(1)
Therapeutic Management
741(1)
Nursing Considerations
741(1)
Home Care
741(1)
Subinvolution of the Uterus
741(1)
Therapeutic Management
741(1)
Nursing Considerations
741(1)
Thromboembolic Disorders
742(2)
Incidence and Etiology
742(1)
Superficial Venous Thrombosis
742(1)
Deep Venous Thrombosis
743(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: The Mother with Deep Venous Thrombosis
744(2)
Pulmonary Embolism
745(1)
Puerperal Infection
746(5)
Definition
746(1)
Effect of Normal Anatomy and Physiology on Infection
746(1)
Other Risk Factors
746(1)
Specific Infections
747(4)
Application of the Nursing Process: Infection
751(2)
Affective Disorders
753(1)
Postpartum Depression
753(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Postpartum Depression
754(5)
Postpartum Psychosis
756(3)
High-Risk Newborn: Complications Associated with Gestational Age and Development
759(40)
Care of High-Risk Newborns
760(1)
Multidisciplinary Approach
760(1)
Case Management and Clinical Pathways
760(1)
Preterm Infants
761(11)
Incidence and Etiology
761(1)
Characteristics of Preterm Infants
761(1)
Assessment and Care of Common Problems
761(11)
Application of the Nursing Process: The Preterm Infant
772(17)
Environmentally Caused Stress
773(1)
Nutrition
774(9)
Parenting
783(6)
Common Complications of Preterm Infants
789(3)
Respiratory Distress Syndrome
789(1)
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
790(1)
Periventricular-Intraventricular Hemorrhage
790(1)
Retinopathy of Prematurity
791(1)
Necrotizing Enterocolitis
791(1)
Postterm Infants
792(1)
Scope of the Problem
792(1)
Assessment
792(1)
Therapeutic Management
792(1)
Nursing Considerations
793(1)
Small-For-Gestational-Age Infants
793(1)
Causes
793(1)
Scope of the Problem
793(1)
Characteristics
793(1)
Therapeutic Management
793(1)
Nursing Considerations
794(1)
Large-For-Gestational Age Infants
794(5)
Causes
794(1)
Scope of the Problem
794(1)
Therapeutic Management
794(1)
Nursing Considerations
794(5)
High-Risk Newborn: Acquired and Congenital Conditions
799(33)
Respiratory Complications
800(5)
Asphyxia
800(1)
Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn (Retained Lung Fluid)
800(1)
Meconium Aspiration Syndrome
801(4)
Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn
805(1)
Hyperbilirubinemia (Pathologic Jaundice)
805(3)
Causes
806(1)
Therapeutic Management
806(2)
Application of the Nursing Process: Hyperbilirubinemia
808(3)
Infection
811(3)
Infant of a Diabetic Mother
814(2)
Scope of the Problem
814(1)
Characteristics of Infants of Diabetic Mothers
815(1)
Therapeutic Management
815(1)
Nursing Considerations
815(1)
Polycythemia
816(1)
Causes
816(1)
Therapeutic Management
816(1)
Nursing Considerations
816(1)
Hypocalcemia
816(1)
Causes
816(1)
Therapeutic Management
816(1)
Nursing Considerations
816(1)
Prenatal Drug Exposure
816(6)
Identification of Drug-Exposed Infants
817(1)
Therapeutic Management
817(1)
Nursing Considerations
818(4)
Phenylketonuria
822(1)
Causes
822(1)
Therapeutic Management
822(1)
Nursing Considerations
823(1)
Congenital Anomalies
823(1)
Congenital Cardiac Defects
823(9)
Classification of Cardiac Defects
823(3)
Manifestations
826(2)
Therapeutic Management
828(1)
Nursing Considerations
828(4)
PART VI Other Reproductive Issues
Family Planning
832(24)
Information About Contraception
833(2)
Common Sources
833(1)
Role of the Nurse
833(2)
Considerations When Choosing a Contraceptive Method
835(3)
Safety
835(1)
Protection from Sexually Transmissible Diseases
835(1)
Effectiveness
835(1)
Acceptability
836(1)
Convenience
836(1)
Education Needed
836(1)
Benefits
836(1)
Side Effects
836(1)
Interference with Spontaneity
836(1)
Availability
837(1)
Expense
837(1)
Preference
837(1)
Religious and Personal Beliefs
837(1)
Culture
837(1)
Other Considerations
837(1)
Informed Consent
838(1)
Adolescents
838(2)
Adolescent Knowledge
838(1)
Counseling Adolescents
838(2)
Perimenopausal Women
840(1)
Methods of Contraception
840(12)
Sterilization
840(1)
Hormonal Contraceptives
841(5)
Intrauterine Devices
846(1)
Barrier Methods
847(2)
Natural Family Planning Methods
849(2)
Abstinence
851(1)
Least Reliable Methods of Contraception
851(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Choosing a Contraceptive Method
852(4)
Infertility
856(22)
Extent of Infertility
857(1)
Factors Contributing to Infertility
857(4)
Factors in the Man
857(1)
Factors in the Woman
858(2)
Repeated Pregnancy Loss
860(1)
Evaluation of Infertility
861(10)
Preconception Counseling
861(1)
History and Physical Examination
861(1)
Diagnostic Tests
862(4)
Therapies to Facilitate Pregnancy
866(1)
Medications
866(1)
Ovulation Induction
866(1)
Surgical Procedures
867(1)
Therapeutic Insemination
867(1)
Egg Donation
868(1)
Surrogate Parenting
868(1)
Assisted Reproductive Technology
868(3)
Responses to Infertility
871(2)
Assumption of Fertility
871(1)
Growing Awareness of a Problem
871(1)
Seeking Help for Infertility
871(1)
Reactions during Evaluation and Treatment
872(1)
Outcomes After Infertility Therapy
873(1)
Pregnancy Loss after Infertility Therapy
873(1)
Parenthood after Infertility Therapy
873(1)
Choosing to Adopt
874(1)
Application of the Nursing Process: Care of the Infertile Couple
874(4)
Women's Health Care
878(91)
National Emphasis on Women's Health
879(1)
Women's Health Initiative
879(1)
Healthy People 2010 Goals
880(1)
Health Maintenance
880(7)
Health History
880(1)
Physical Assessment
881(1)
Preventive Counseling
881(1)
Screening Procedures
882(4)
Diagnosis of Disorders of the Breast
886(1)
Benign Disorders of the Breast
887(1)
Fibrocystic Breast Changes
887(1)
Fibroadenoma
888(1)
Ductal Ectasia
888(1)
Intraductal Papilloma
888(1)
Nursing Considerations
888(1)
Malignant Tumors of the Breast
888(4)
Incidence
888(1)
Risk Factors
888(1)
Pathophysiology
889(1)
Staging
889(1)
Management
889(2)
Psychosocial Consequences of Breast Cancer
891(1)
Nursing Considerations
891(1)
Cardiovascular Disease
892(2)
Recognition of Coronary Artery Disease
892(1)
Risk Factors
892(1)
Prevention
893(1)
Menstrual Cycle Disorders
894(5)
Amenorrhea
894(1)
Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding
895(1)
Cyclic Pelvic Pain
895(2)
Premenstrual Syndrome
897(2)
Medical Termination of Pregnancy
899(2)
Methods of Medical Termination of Pregnancy
899(2)
Nursing Considerations
901(1)
Menopause
901(5)
Age of Menopause
901(1)
Physiologic Changes
901(1)
Psychological Responses
902(1)
Therapy for Menopause
902(2)
Osteoporosis
904(2)
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
906(2)
Vaginal Wall Prolapse
906(1)
Uterine Prolapse
906(1)
Symptoms
907(1)
Management
907(1)
Nursing Considerations
907(1)
Disorders of the Reproductive Tract
908(2)
Benign Disorders
908(1)
Malignant Disorders
909(1)
Infectious Disorders of the Reproductive Tract
910(9)
Candidiasis
910(1)
Sexually Transmissible Diseases
911(3)
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
914(1)
Toxic Shock Syndrome
915(4)
APPENDIXES
A Laboratory Values in Pregnant and Nonpregnant Women and in the Newborn
919(2)
B Use of Drugs and Botanical (Herbal) Preparations During Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Women's Health
921(9)
C Keys to Clinical Practice: Components of Daily Care
930(8)
D Answers to Check Your Reading
938(31)
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