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Myles Textbook for Midwives 3E African Edition E-Book

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Publié par

Elsevier

Date de parution

20 décembre 2016

EAN13

9780702066252

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

103 Mo

Myles Textbook for Midwives

THIRD AFRICAN EDITION

Jayne E Marshall, PhD MA PGCEA ADM RM RGN Head of School of Midwifery and Child Health, Facul ty of Health, Social Care and Education, St Georges, University of London/Kingston University, UK Former Associate Professor in Midwifery, Director for Postgraduate Taught Studies in Midwifery University of Nottingham, Academic Division of Midwifery, School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Postgraduate Education Centre, Nottingham, UK Maureen D Raynor, MA PGCEA ADM RMN RN RM Lecturer and Supervisor of Midwives, University of Nottingham, Academic Division of Midwifery, School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Postgraduate Education Centre, Nottingham, UK Anna G W Nolte, PhD RN RM Professor of Midwifery, Department of Nursing, University of Johannesberg, Johannesberg, RSA

Table of Contents

Cover image

Title page

Contributors

Foreword

Preface

Acknowledgements

SECTION 1: The miHwife in context

Chapter 1: The midwife MIDWIVES, WOMEN AND THEIR BIRTH PARTNERS DEFINITION AND CAPABILITIES OF THE MIDWIFE THE INDEPENDENT FUNCTION OF THE MIDWIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA AUTONOMOUS MIDWIFERY PRACTICE THE PERINATAL SERVICES IN SA: WHERE THE MIDWIFE PRACTISES

SECTION 2: uman anatomy anH reproHuction

Chapter 2: The female pelvis and the reproductive organs FEMALE EXTERNAL GENITALIA ORGANS THE PERINEUM THE PELVIC FLOOR THE PUDENDAL NERVE

THE PELVIS THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

THE MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

Chapter 3: The female urinary tract THE KIDNEYS URINE THE URETERS THE BLADDER THE URETHRA MICTURITION

CHANGES TO THE URINARY TRACT IN PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH CONCLUSION

Chapter 4: Hormonal cycles: fertilization and early development INTRODUCTION THE OVARIAN CYCLE

THE MENSTRUAL OR ENDOMETRIAL CYCLE

FERTILIZATION

DEVELOPMENT OF THE ZYGOTE

Chapter 5: The placenta EARLY DEVELOPMENT THE PLACENTA AT TERM CONCLUSION

Chapter 6: The fetus TIME SCALE OF DEVELOPMENT FETAL GROWTH AND MATURATION

THE FETAL CIRCULATION

ADAPTATION TO EXTRAUTERINE LIFE

THE FETAL SKULL

CONCLUSION

SECTION 3: Pregnancy

Chapter 7: Antenatal education for birth and parenting PARENT EDUCATION: THE RESEARCH AND POLICY BACKGROUND ANTENATAL EDUCATION: THE EVIDENCE

LEADING ANTENATAL SESSIONS: AIMS AND SKILLS

CONTENT OF ANTENATAL EDUCATION IN GROUPS

MAXIMIZING ATTENDANCE AT ANTENATAL SESSIONS CONCLUSION

Chapter 8: Change and adaptation in pregnancy PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM CHANGES IN THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

CHANGES IN THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

CHANGES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

CHANGES IN THE URINARY SYSTEM

CHANGES IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM

CHANGES IN METABOLISM

MATERNAL WEIGHT

MUSCULOSKELETAL CHANGES

SKIN CHANGES

CHANGES IN THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

DIAGNOSIS OF PREGNANCY

COMMON DISORDERS ARISING FROM ADAPTATIONS TO PREGNANCY

Chapter 9: Antenatal care THE AIM OF ANTENATAL CARE THE INITIAL ASSESSMENT (BOOKING VISIT)

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

THE MIDWIFE’S EXAMINATION

ONGOING ANTENATAL CARE

Chapter 10: Antenatal screening of the mother and fetus SCREENING PRINCIPLES THE MIDWIFE’S ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

CONSIDERATIONS IN INDIVIDUAL SCREENING TESTS

FETAL SCREENING TESTS

SCREENING FOR MATERNAL CONDITIONS CONCLUSION

Chapter 11: Common problems associated with early and advanced pregnancy THE MIDWIFE’S ROLE ABDOMINAL PAIN IN PREGNANCY

BLEEDING BEFORE THE 24TH WEEK OF PREGNANCY

OTHER PROBLEMS IN EARLY PREGNANCY

BLEEDING AFTER THE 24TH WEEK OF PREGNANCY

HEPATIC DISORDERS AND JAUNDICE

SKIN DISORDERS

ABNORMALITIES OF THE AMNIOTIC FLUID CONCLUSION

Chapter 12: Medical disorders

HYPERTENSIVE DISORDERS

METABOLIC DISORDERS

ENDOCRINE DISORDERS

CARDIAC DISEASE

RESPIRATORY DISORDERS

THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE

HAEMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS

NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS

INFECTION/SEPSIS

Chapter 13: Sexually transmissible and reproductive tract infections in pregnancy

INTRODUCTION

THE NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR SEXUAL HEALTH AND HIV

PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF STIs

TYPES OF GENITAL INFECTIONS

BACTERIAL INFECTIONS

Chlamydia Gonorrhoea Group B streptococcus Syphilis VIRAL INFECTIONS

Human cytomegalovirus

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) CONCLUSION SOUTH AFRICAN CONTACT

Chapter 14: Multiple pregnancy INCIDENCE TWIN PREGNANCY

THE PREGNANCY

LABOUR AND THE BIRTH

COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIPLE PREGNANCY

POSTNATAL PERIOD

TRIPLETS AND HIGHER ORDER BIRTHS

DISABILITY AND BEREAVEMENT

MULTIFETAL PREGNANCY REDUCTION (MFPR)

SELECTIVE FETICIDE

SECTION 4: Labour

Chapter 15: The first stage of labour: physiology and care DEFINING LABOUR THE ONSET OF SPONTANEOUS PHYSIOLOGICAL LABOUR

PHYSIOLOGY OF THE FIRST STAGE OF LABOUR

RECOGNITION OF THE FIRST STAGE OF LABOUR

INITIAL MEETING WITH THE MIDWIFE

SUBSEQUENT CARE IN THE FIRST STAGE OF LABOUR

ASSESSING THE WELLBEING OF THE WOMAN ASSESSING THE WELLBEING OF THE FETUS WOMEN’S CONTROL OF PAIN DURING LABOUR

PRELABOUR RUPTURE OF FETAL MEMBRANES AT TERM (PROM) SUMMARY

Chapter 16: Transition and the second stage of labour: physiology and the role of the midwife THE NATURE OF THE TRANSITION AND SECOND STAGE PHASES OF LABOUR RECOGNITION OF THE START OF THE SECOND STAGE OF LABOUR

PHASES AND DURATION

MATERNAL RESPONSE TO TRANSITION AND THE SECOND STAGE

THE MECHANISM OF NORMAL LABOUR (CEPHALIC PRESENTATION)

MIDWIFERY CARE

Chapter 17: Physiology and care during the third stage of labour PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES CARING FOR A WOMAN IN THE THIRD STAGE OF LABOUR

COMPLETION OF THE THIRD STAGE

COMPLICATIONS OF THE THIRD STAGE OF LABOUR

Chapter 18: Care of the perineum, repair and female genital mutilation FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH REDUCED INCIDENCE OF PERINEAL TRAUMA DEFINITION OF PERINEAL TRAUMA EPISIOTOMY DIAGNOSIS OF PERINEAL TRAUMA

REPAIR OF PERINEAL TRAUMA

OBSTETRIC ANAL SPHINCTER INJURIES (OASIS)

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