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9780942364231

A Book For Midwives: Care For Pregnancy, Birth, And Women's health

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  • ISBN13:

    9780942364231

  • ISBN10:

    0942364236

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-03-30
  • Publisher: Hesperian Foundation
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Table of Contents

Introduction
Words to midwives
1(11)
Learning is lifelong
1(2)
Share what you know
3(3)
Respectful and compassionate care
6(2)
Work to improve women's health
8(3)
Work for the joy of it
11(1)
Treating health problems
12(14)
Finding the causes of health problems
13(3)
Finding the best treatment
16(5)
Finding root causes of health problems
21(4)
Midwives can make change
25(1)
A woman's body in pregnancy
26(6)
A woman's sexual and reproductive parts
27(2)
How women become pregnant
29(3)
Helping women stay healthy
32(16)
Eating well
33(9)
Caring for the body for good health
42(3)
Things to avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding
45(3)
Preventing infection
48(24)
Preventing infection saves lives
49(3)
Prevent infection by keeping germs away
52(1)
Clean your hands and wear protective clothing
53(4)
Clean the space and bedding
57(2)
Clean and sterilize tools
59(8)
Get rid of wastes safely
67(3)
PREGNANCY
Introduction
70(2)
Common changes in pregnancy
72(12)
Changes in eating and sleeping
73(3)
Body changes and discomforts
76(6)
Changing feelings and emotions
82(2)
Learning a pregnant woman's health history
84(24)
Questions in a pregnancy health history
86(1)
Does she have signs of pregnancy?
86(2)
How pregnant is she now? When is the baby due?
88(5)
Has she had any problems with past pregnancies or births?
93(5)
Malaria
98(1)
HIV/AIDS
99(5)
What else in her-life might affect her pregnancy and birth?
104(2)
Making a transport plan
106(2)
Prenatal checkups
108(40)
Talk with the mother
109(7)
Check the mother's body
116(1)
Check for signs of anemia
116(2)
Weigh the mother
118(1)
Check the mother's temperature
119(1)
Check the mother's pulse
120(2)
Check the mother's blood pressure
122(3)
Check for signs of pre-eclampsia
125(3)
Signs of bladder or kidney infection
128(2)
Check the baby
130(1)
Measure the mother's womb
130(5)
Find the position of the baby
135(4)
Listening to the baby's heartbeat
139(3)
What to do if you find warning signs
142(2)
After the checkup
144(1)
Record of prenatal care
145(1)
LABOR AND BIRTH
Introduction
146(2)
Getting ready for labor and birth
148(6)
Signs that labor will start soon
149(2)
When to go to the birth
151(1)
What to bring to a birth
151(2)
Sterilize your tools and wash up
153(1)
Giving good care during labor and birth
154(12)
What happens during labor and birth
155(2)
Care for the mother during labor
157(6)
Be ready for emergencies
163(1)
Keep a record of what happens during labor
164(2)
Opening: stage 1 of labor
166(28)
What happens during stage 1
167(1)
When you first arrive
168(1)
Helping the mother relax in stage 1
169(1)
Signs for the midwife to check in stage 1
170(1)
The baby's position
170(2)
The baby's heartbeat
172(2)
The bag of waters
174(4)
The mother's pulse
178(1)
The mother's temperature
178(2)
The mother's blood pressure
180(3)
Bleeding during labor
183(1)
Pain in the womb
183(2)
Watch for signs of progress
185(6)
Safe ways to encourage labor
191(3)
Pushing: stage 2 of labor
194(28)
Watch for signs that stage 2 is near or starting
195(2)
What happens during stage 2
197(2)
Help the mother have a safe birth
199(3)
Watch for warning signs
202(4)
Help the mother give birth
206(9)
Baby is breech
215(4)
Delivering twins
219(2)
Baby is very small or more than 5 weeks early
221(1)
The birth of the placenta: stage 3 of labor
222(24)
Check the mother's physical signs
223(1)
Bleeding after birth
224(2)
Watch for signs the placenta has separated
226(1)
Help her push out the placenta
227(9)
Watch for bleeding after the placenta is born
236(4)
What to do for the baby
240(6)
The first few hours after the birth
246(22)
What to do for the mother
247(5)
What to do for the baby
252(1)
General appearance
253(1)
Breathing, heartbeat, temperature
254(2)
The baby's body
256(11)
Clean up and answer questions
267(1)
The first weeks after the birth
268(12)
What to do for the mother
269(1)
Watch her womb and bleeding
270(1)
Watch for signs of womb infection
271(1)
Watch for signs of vaginal infection
272(2)
What to do for the baby
274(1)
Encourage the baby to breastfeed and watch how she grows
274(3)
Care for the cord
277(1)
Look for signs of infection
277(2)
Watch the color of the baby's skin and eyes
279(1)
Breastfeeding
280(18)
Breast is best
281(1)
How to breastfeed
282(2)
When the mother works outside the home
284(2)
Common difficulties while breastfeeding
286(5)
Situations that affect breastfeeding
291(3)
Alternatives to breastfeeding
294(2)
HEALTH SKILLS
Introduction
296(2)
Family planning
298(22)
Choosing a family planning method
300(1)
Chart: family planning methods
301(17)
Making family planning work for the community
318(2)
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
320(18)
What are STIs?
321(2)
Discharge from the vagina
323(6)
Sores on the genitals
329(5)
STIs that affect the whole body
334(2)
Teaching women how to prevent STIs
336(1)
How to help stop STIs in your community
337(1)
Advanced skills for pregnancy and birth
338(34)
Vaginal exams during labor
339(2)
Home methods for starting labor
341(4)
Injections
345(5)
How to give fluid through a vein
350(2)
Catheters
352(2)
Episiotomy
354(2)
Sewing a tear or an episiotomy
356(11)
Caring for a woman after female genital cutting (circumcision)
367(2)
Turning a breech or sideways baby
369(3)
The pelvic exam: How to examine a woman's vagina and womb
372(16)
When to do a pelvic exam
374(1)
Before the exam
375(1)
The visual exam
376(1)
The speculum exam
377(2)
Tests for infections and cancer
379(6)
The bimanual exam (2-hand exam)
385(3)
How to insert an IUD
388(12)
Help a woman decide if the IUD is right for her
390(1)
Before you insert the IUD
391(1)
Inserting the IUD
392(6)
After you insert the IUD
398(1)
Removing the IUD
399(1)
Helping a woman after a pregnancy ends early
400(16)
Problems from a pregnancy that ends early
401(5)
Emergency care for problems after miscarriage or abortion
406(3)
Infection
409(3)
Bleeding
412(2)
Shock
414(1)
Work with the community to prevent unsafe abortions
415(1)
Manual vacuum aspiration
416(16)
Deciding when to do MVA
418(1)
Getting ready for the MVA
419(3)
Doing the MVA
422(6)
Problems with the MVA
428(2)
After the MVA
430(2)
Getting medical help
432(10)
What medical centers and hospitals can provide
433(5)
Getting to a medical center
438(1)
Working with medical centers and doctors
438(4)
Homemade tools and teaching materials
442(21)
Low-cost equipment
443(4)
Teaching materials
447(16)
Medicines (green pages): uses, dosage and precautions
463(36)
When to use medicines
463(1)
How to take medicines safely
464(3)
How to take medicines
467(3)
Kinds of medicine
470(2)
Problem index
472(1)
Alphabetical list of medicines
473(17)
Oral contraceptives
490(2)
Medicines for HIV/AIDS
492(7)
To learn more 499(4)
Technical and medical words 503(2)
Index (yellow pages) 505(22)
Due date calculator 527

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