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020			_a9780133954036
040			_cNULRC
050			_aRG 951 .D38 2016
100			_aDavidson, Michele _eauthor
245		0	_aOlds maternal newborn nursing & women's health across the lifespan / _cMichele R. Davidson, Marcia L. London, and Patricia W. Ladewig.
250			_aTenth edition.
260			_aBoston, Massachusetts : _bPearson, _cc2016
300			_axxviii, 1095 pages : _billustrations ; _c29 cm.
365			_bUSD120.75
504			_aIncludes index.
505			_aCurrent issues in maternal-newborn nursing -- Family, culture, and complementary therapies -- Health promotion of women across the lifespan -- Women's health: family planning -- Women's health: commonly occurring infections -- Women's health problems -- Women's care: social issues -- Violence against women -- The reproductive system -- Conception and fetal development -- Special reproductive concerns: infertility and genetics -- Physical and psychologic changes of pregnancy -- Antepartum nursing assessment -- The expectant family: needs and care -- Adolescent pregnancy -- Maternal nutrition -- Pregnancy at risk: pregestational problems -- Pregnancy at risk: gestational onset -- Assessment of fetal well-being -- Processes and stages of labor and birth -- Intrapartum nursing assessment -- The family in childbirth: needs and care -- Pharmacologic pain management -- Childbirth at risk: prelabor and intrapartum complications -- Childbirth at risk: labor-related complications -- Birth-related procedures -- Physiologic responses of the newborn to birth -- Nursing assessment of the newborn -- The normal newborn: needs and care -- Newborn nutrition -- The newborn at risk: conditions present at birth -- The newborn at risk: birth-related stressors -- Postpartum family adaptation and nursing assessment -- The postpartum family: needs and care -- Home care of the postpartum family -- Grief and loss in the childbearing family -- The postpartum family at risk
520			_aAddress nursing care for patients who have complications, such as a woman with preeclamsia. We designed this feature to help you approach care from the nursing process perspective.
650			_aMATERNAL-CHILD NURSING -- METHODS
700			_aLondon, Marcia L. ;Ladewig, Patricia W. _eco-author;co-author
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