Maternal (Paperback)

Key Features
The new title Maternal and Neonatal Nursing Care Plans outlines all possible nursing diagnoses and care plans for:
* Mothers in different stages of normal pregnancy, labor and post-delivery period.
* Pregnant women with associated obstetric and post-partum problems.
* Newborns in the immediate and transition period and up to one week.
* NANDA nursing diagnoses list is included for added reference.

Table of Contents
Unit 1 Planning Nursing Care
* 1. Nursing Process
Unit 2 Pregnancy/Antepartum Period
2. Genetic Counseling
3. The Trimesters
First Trimester
* Second Trimester
* Third Trimester

4. High-Risk Pregnancy
5. Cardiac Conditions In Pregnancy
6. Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension
7. Diabetes Mellitus: Pre-Pregnancy/Gestational
8. Prenatal Hemorrhage
9. Prenatal Infection
10. Premature Dilation Of Cervix (Incompetent/Dysfunctional Cervix)
11. Spontaneous Termination Of Pregnancy/Abortion
12. Elective Termination
13. Preterm Labor/Prevention Of Delivery
14. The Pregnant Adolescent

Unit 3 Intrapartum Period
15. Labor Stage I: Latent Phase
16. Labor Stage I: Active Phase
17. Labor Stage I: Transition Phase (Deceleration)
18. Labor Stage Ii: Expulsion Of Fetus
19. Labor Stage Iii: Placental Expulsion
20. Dysfunctional Labor/Dystocia
21. Labour Induction/Augmentation
22. Cesarean Delivery
23. Precipitous Labor/Delivery
24. Intrapartal Hypertension
25. Intrapartal Diabetes Mellitus

Unit 4 Postpartum Period
26. Labor Stage Iv: First 4 Hours Following Delivery Of The Placenta
27. Four Hours To Two Days Postpartum
28. Care Following Cesarean Delivery (4 Hours To 3 Days)
29. The Client At 24 To 48 Hours Following Discharge
30. The Client At One Week Following Discharge
31. Postpartal Hemorrhage
32. Puerperal Infection
33. Postpartal Diabetes Mellitus
34. Puerperal Thrombophlebitis
35. Parents Of Newborns With Special Needs
36. Perinatal Loss

Unit 5 Newborn Period
37. The Neonate: First Hour Of Life
38. The Neonate At 2 Hours To 2 Days Of Age
39. The Neonate At Two Days To One-Week Following Discharge
40. The Preterm Infant
41. Newborn Having Hyperbilirubinemia
42. The Neonate Of An Hiv?Positive Mother
Bibliography
Index