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• Title:Introduction to maternity & pediatric nursing / Gloria Leifer.
  
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• Variant Title:Introduction to maternity and pediatric nursing
  
• Author/Creator:Leifer, Gloria.
  
• Published/Created:St. Louis, Mo. : Elsevier/Saunders, ©2011.
  

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• Library of Congress Subjects:Maternity nursing.
  Pediatric nursing.
  
• Medical Subjects: Maternal-Child Nursing--methods.
  Pediatric Nursing--methods.
  
• Edition:6th ed.
  
• Description:xx, 841 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm.
  
• Summary:Introduction to Maternity & Pediatric Nursing provides a solid foundation in obstetrics and pediatric nursing. An easy-to-follow organization by developmental stages, discussion of disorders by body system from simple-to-complex and health-to-illness, and a focus on family health make it a complete guide to caring for maternity and pediatric patients. --from publisher description.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781437708240 (pbk. : alk. paper)
  1437708242 (pbk. : alk. paper)
  
• Contents:Unit 1: Overview Of Maternity And Pediatric Nursing:
  1: Past, present, and future:
  Past
  Obstetrics
  Pediatrics
  Obstetric and pediatric care in the United States
  Present
  Family-centered care
  Financial considerations
  Changing perceptions of childbearing
  Midwives
  Role of the consumer
  Cultural considerations
  Technology and specialty expertise
  Genomics
  Health care delivery systems
  Nursing care
  Future
  Health care reform
  Future roles for nurses
  Healthy people 2020
  Unit 2: Maternal-Newborn Nursing And Women's Health:
  2: Human reproductive anatomy and physiology:
  Puberty
  Male
  Female
  Reproductive systems
  Male
  Female
  Human sexual response
  Physiology of the male sex act
  Physiology of the female sex act
  3: Fetal development:
  Cell division and gametogenesis
  Fertilization
  Sex determination
  Inheritance
  Tubal transport of the zygote
  Implantation of the zygote
  Development
  Cell differentiation
  Prenatal developmental milestones
  Accessory structures of pregnancy
  Placenta
  Umbilical cord
  Fetal circulation
  Circulation before birth
  Circulation after birth
  Impaired prenatal development and subsequent illness
  Multifetal pregnancy
  4: Prenatal care and adaptations to pregnancy:
  Goals of prenatal care
  Prenatal visits
  Definition of terms
  Determining the estimated date of delivery
  Diagnosis of pregnancy
  Presumptive signs of pregnancy
  Probable signs of pregnancy
  Positive signs of pregnancy
  Physiological changes in pregnancy
  Endocrine system
  Reproductive system
  Respiratory system
  Cardiovascular system
  Gastrointestinal system
  Urinary system
  Integumentary and skeletal systems
  Nutrition for pregnancy and lactation
  Recommended dietary allowances and recommended dietary intakes
  Weight gain
  Nutritional requirements during pregnancy
  Nutritional requirements during lactation
  Exercise during pregnancy
  Elevated temperature
  Hypotension
  Cardiac output
  Hormones
  Other factors
  Travel during pregnancy
  Common discomforts in pregnancy
  Psychosocial adaptation to pregnancy
  Impact on the mother
  Impact on the father
  Impact on the pregnant adolescent
  Impact on the older couple
  Impact on the single mother
  Impact on the single father
  Impact on grandparents
  Impact on siblings'
  Prenatal education
  Effect of pregnancy and lactation on medication metabolism
  Immunizations during pregnancy
  Nursing care during pregnancy
  5: Nursing care of women with complications during pregnancy:
  Assessment of fetal health
  Pregnancy-related complications
  Hyperemesis gravidarum
  Bleeding disorders of early pregnancy
  Bleeding disorders of late pregnancy
  Hypertension during pregnancy
  Blood incompatibility between the pregnant woman and the fetus
  Pregnancy complicated by medical conditions
  Diabetes mellitus
  Heart disease
  Anemia
  Infections
  Environmental hazards during pregnancy
  Bioterrorism and the pregnant patient
  Substance abuse
  Trauma during pregnancy
  Effects of a high-risk pregnancy on the family
  Disruption of usual roles
  Financial difficulties
  Delayed attachment to the infant
  Loss of expected birth experience
  6: Nursing care of mother and infant during labor and birth:
  Cultural influence on birth practices
  Settings for childbirth
  Hospitals
  Freestanding birth centers
  Home
  Components of the birth process
  Powers
  Passage
  Passengers
  Psyche
  Normal childbirth
  Signs of impending labor
  Mechanisms of labor
  Admission to the hospital or birth center
  When to go to the hospital or birth center
  Admission data collection
  Admission procedures
  Nursing care of the woman in false labor
  Nursing care before birth
  Monitoring the fetus
  Monitoring the woman
  Helping the woman cope with labor
  Stages and phases of labor
  Vaginal birth after cesarean
  Nursing care during birth
  Nursing responsibilities
  Immediate postpartum period: the third and fourth stages of labor
  Nursing care immediately after birth
  Care of the mother
  Care of the newborn immediately after delivery
  Cord, blood banking
  7: Nursing management of pain during labor and birth:
  Education for childbearing
  Types of classes available
  Variations of basic childbirth preparation classes
  Basic content of all childbirth preparation classes
  Childbirth and pain
  How childbirth pain differs from other pain
  Factors that influence labor pain
  Nonpharmacological childbirth preparation and pain management
  Pharmacological pain management
  8: Nursing care of women with complications during labor and birth:
  Obstetric procedures
  Amnioinfusion
  Amniotomy
  Induction or augmentation of labor
  Version
  Episiotomy and lacerations
  Forceps and vacuum extraction births
  Cesarean birth
  Abnormal labor
  Problems with the powers of labor
  Problems with the fetus
  Problems with the pelvis and soft tissues
  Problems with the psyche
  Abnormal duration of labor
  Premature rupture of membranes
  Preterm labor
  Signs of impending preterm labor
  Tocolytic therapy
  Prolonged pregnancy
  Risks
  Emergencies during childbirth
  Prolapsed umbilical cord
  Uterine rupture
  Uterine inversion
  Amniotic fluid embolism
  9: Family after birth:
  Adapting nursing care of specific groups and cultures
  Cultural influences on postpartum care
  Using translators
  Dietary practices
  Postpartum changes in the mother
  Reproductive system
  Cardiovascular system
  Urinary system
  Gastrointestinal system
  Integumentary system
  Musculoskeletal system
  Immune system
  Adaptation of nursing care following cesarean birth
  Emotional care
  Mothers
  Fathers
  Siblings
  Grandparents
  Grieving parents
  Parenthood
  Family care plan
  Phase 2: Care of the newborn
  Admission to the postpartum or nursery unit
  Breastfeeding
  Advantages and disadvantages
  Physiology of lactation
  Assisting the mother to breastfeed
  Special breastfeeding situations
  Storing and freezing breast milk
  Maternal nutrition
  Weaning
  Formula feeding
  Types of infant formulas
  Preparation
  Feeding the infant
  Discharge planning
  Postpartum self-care
  Newborn discharge care. 10: Nursing care of women with complications after birth:
  Shock
  Hemorrhage
  Hypovolemic shock
  Anemia
  Early postpartum hemorrhage
  Late postpartum hemorrhage
  Thromboembolic disorders
  Infection
  Puerperal sepsis
  Mastitis and breastfeeding
  Subinvolution of the uterus
  Mood disorders
  Postpartum depression
  Postpartum psychosis
  Homeless mother and newborn
  11: Nurse's role in women's health care:
  Goals of healthy people 2020
  Preventive health care for women
  Breast care
  Vulvar self-examination
  Pelvic examination
  Menstrual disorders
  Amenorrhea
  Abnormal uterine bleeding
  Menstrual cycle pain
  Endometriosis
  Premenstrual dysphoric disorder
  Normal vagina
  Gynecological infections
  Toxic shock syndrome
  Sexually transmitted infections
  Pelvic inflammatory disease
  Family planning
  Contraception
  Natural family planning
  Temporary contraception
  Emergency contraception
  Unreliable contraceptive methods
  Permanent contraception
  Infertility
  Social and psychological implications
  Factors affecting infertility
  Evaluation of infertility
  Therapy for infertility
  Menopause
  Physical changes
  Psychological and cultural variations
  Treatment options
  Nursing care of the menopausal woman
  Pelvic floor dysfunction
  Vaginal wall prolapse
  Uterine prolapse
  Management of pelvic floor dysfunction
  Nursing care of the woman with pelvic floor dysfunction
  Urinary incontinence
  Treatment and nursing care
  Other female reproductive tract disorders
  Uterine fibroids
  Ovarian cysts
  Cultural aspects of pain control
  12: Term newborn:
  Adjustment to extrauterine life
  Phase 3: Care of the newborn
  Nervous system: reflexes
  Respiratory system
  Circulatory system
  Musculoskeletal system
  Genitourinary system
  Integumentary system
  Gastrointestinal system
  Preventing infection
  Discharge planning and parent teaching
  13: Preterm and postterm newborns:
  Preterm newborn
  Causes
  Physical characteristics
  Related problems
  Special needs
  Prognosis
  Family reaction
  Postterm newborn
  Physical characteristics
  Transporting the high-risk newborn
  Discharge of the high-risk (preterm birth) newborn
  14: Newborn with a perinatal injury or congenital malformation:
  Malformations present at birth
  Nervous system
  Gastrointestinal system
  Musculoskeletal system
  Metabolic defects
  Phenylketonuria
  Maple syrup urine disease
  Galactosemia
  Chromosomal abnormalities
  Down syndrome
  Perinatal injuries
  Hemolytic disease of the newborn: erythroblastosis fetalis
  Intracranial hemorrhage
  Transient tachypnea of the newborn
  Meconium aspiration syndrome
  Neonatal abstinence syndrome
  Infant of a diabetic mother
  Unit 3: Growing Child And Family:
  15: Overview of growth, development, and nutrition:
  Growth and development
  Impact of growth and development on nursing care
  Terminology
  Directional patterns
  Some development differences between children and adults
  Critical periods
  Integration of skills
  Growth standards
  Developmental screening
  Influencing factors
  Personality development
  Growth and development of a parent
  Nutrition
  Nutritional heritage
  Family nutrition
  Nutritional care plan
  Nutrition and health
  Nutrition and health promotion
  Feeding the healthy child
  Feeding the ill child
  Teeth
  Play
  Ongoing health supervision
  16: Infant:
  General characteristics
  Oral stage
  Motor development
  Emotional development
  Need for constant care and guidance
  Development and care
  Community-based care: a multidisciplinary team
  Health promotion
  Illness prevention
  Infant safety
  Car safety
  Fall prevention
  Toy safety
  Summary of major developmental changes in the first year
  17: Toddler:
  General characteristics
  Physical development
  Sensorimotor and cognitive development
  Speech development
  Guidance and discipline
  Daily care
  Toilet independence
  Nutrition counseling
  Day care
  Injury prevention
  Consumer education
  Toys and play
  18: Preschool child:
  General characteristics
  Physical development
  Cognitive development
  Effects of cultural practices
  Language development
  Development of play
  Spiritual development
  Sexual curiosity
  Bedtime habits
  Physical, mental, emotional, and social development
  Three-year-old
  Four-year-old
  Five-year-old
  Guidance
  Discipline and limit setting
  Jealousy
  Thumb sucking
  Enuresis
  Preschool
  Daily care
  Clothing
  Accident prevention
  Play in health and illness
  Value of play
  Nurse's role
  Types of play
  Nursing implications of preschool growth and development
  19: School-age child:
  General characteristics
  Physical growth
  Sexual development
  Influences from the wider world
  School-related tasks
  Play
  Latchkey children
  Physical, mental, emotional, and social development
  Six-year-old
  Seven-year-old
  Eight-year-old
  Nine-year-old
  Preadolescence
  Guidance and health supervision
  Health examinations
  Pet ownership
  20: Adolescent:
  General characteristics
  Growth and development
  Physical development
  Psychosocial development
  Cognitive development
  Sexual development
  Parenting the adolescent
  Health promotion and guidance
  Nutrition
  Personal care
  Safety
  Common problems of adolescence
  Substance abuse
  Depression
  Adolescent pregnancy
  Nursing approach to adolescents
  Unit 4: Adapting Care To The Pediatric Patient:
  21: Child's experience of hospitalization:
  Health care delivery settings
  Outpatient clinic
  Home
  Children's hospital unit
  Child's reaction to hospitalization
  Separation anxiety
  Pain
  Response to drugs
  Fear
  Regression
  Cultural response
  Intercultural communication: responses to hospitalization
  Parents' reactions to the child's hospitalization
  Nurse's role in the child's hospitalization
  Admission
  Developing a pediatric nursing care plan
  Clinical pathways
  Meeting the needs of the hospitalized child
  Confidentiality and legality
  Discharge planning
  Home care. 22: Health care adaptations for the child and family:
  Admission to the pediatric unit
  Informed consent
  Identification
  Essential safety measures in the hospital setting
  Preparation steps for performing procedures
  Transporting, positioning, and restraining
  Assessment and basic data collection
  Organizing the infant assessment
  Basic data collection
  History survey
  Physical survey
  Specimen collection
  Physiological responses to medications in infants and children
  Absorption of medications in infants and children
  Metabolism of medications in infants and children
  Excretion of medications in infants and children
  Nursing responsibilities in administering medications to infants and children
  Parent teaching
  Administering oral medications
  Administering parenteral medications
  Preventing medication errors
  Adaptation of selected procedures to children
  Nutrition, digestion, and elimination
  Respiration
  Preoperative and postoperative care
  Unit 5: Child Needing Nursing Care:
  23: Child with a sensory or neurological condition:
  Ears
  Disorders and dysfunction of the ear
  Eyes
  Visual acuity tests
  Disorders and dysfunction of the eye
  Nervous system
  Disorders and dysfunctions of the nervous system
  24: Child with a musculoskeletal condition:
  Musculoskeletal system: differences between the child and the adult
  Observation and assessment of the musculoskeletal system in the growing child
  Observation of gait
  Observation of muscle tone
  Neurological examination
  Diagnostic tests and treatments
  Laboratory tests and treatments
  Pediatric trauma
  Soft tissue injuries
  Prevention of pediatric trauma
  Traumatic fractures
  Disorders and dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system
  Osteomyelitis
  Duchenne's or Becker's (pseudohypertrophic) muscular dystrophy
  Slipped femoral capital epiphysis
  Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease (Coxa Plana)
  Osteosarcoma
  Ewing's sarcoma
  Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (juvenile rheumatoid arthritis)
  Torticollis (wry neck)
  Scoliosis
  Sports injuries
  Family violence
  Child abuse
  Federal laws and agencies
  Nursing care and interventions
  Cultural and medical issues
  25: Child with a respiratory disorder:
  Respiratory system
  Development of the respiratory tract
  Normal respiration
  Disorders and dysfunction of the respiratory system
  26: Child with a cardiovascular disorder:
  Cardiovascular system
  Signs related to suspected cardiac pathology
  Congenital heart defects
  Acquired heart diseases
  27: Child with a condition of the blood, blood-forming organs, or lymphatic system:
  Anemias
  Iron-deficiency anemia
  Sickle cell disease
  Thalassemia
  Bleeding disorders
  Hemophilia
  Platelet disorders
  Disorders of white blood cells
  Leukemia
  Hodgkin's disease
  Nursing care of the chronically ill child
  Chronic illness
  Developmental disabilities
  Home care
  Nursing care of the dying child
  Facing death
  Self-exploration
  Child's reaction to death
  Child's awareness of his or her condition
  Physical changes of impending death
  Stages of dying
  28: Child with a gastrointestinal condition:
  Gastrointestinal tract
  Disorders and dysfunction of the gastrointestinal tract
  Congenital disorders
  Disorders of motility
  Fluid and electrolyte imbalance
  Nutritional deficiencies
  Infections
  Poisoning
  Foreign body ingestion
  29: Child with a genitourinary condition:
  Development of the urinary tract
  Development of the reproductive systems
  Assessment of urinary function
  Anomalies of the urinary tract
  Phimosis
  Hypospadias and epispadias
  Exstrophy of the bladder
  Obstructive uropathy
  Acute urinary tract infection
  Nephrotic syndrome (nephrosis)
  Acute glomerulonephritis
  Wilms' tumor
  Hydrocele
  Cryptorchidism
  Impact of urinary or genital surgery on growth and development
  Child with a skin condition:
  Skin development and functions
  Skin disorders and variations
  Congenital lesions
  Skin manifestations of illness
  Infections
  Injuries
  31: Child with a metabolic condition
  Integration of the nervous and endocrine systems
  Disorders and dysfunction of the endocrine system
  Inborn errors of metabolism
  Endocrine disorders
  Common metabolic dysfunctions
  32: Child with a communicable disease:
  Common childhood communicable diseases
  Review of terms
  Host resistance
  Types of immunity
  Transmission of infection
  Medical asepsis, standard precautions, and transmission-based precautions
  Protective environment isolation
  Hand hygiene
  Family education
  Rashes
  Worldwide immunization programs
  Healthy people 2020
  Nurse's role
  Vaccines
  Future of immunotherapy
  Bioterrorism and the pediatric patient
  New type of childhood trauma
  Sexually transmitted infections
  Overview
  Nursing care and responsibilities
  HIV / AIDS in children
  33: Child with an emotional or behavioral condition:
  Nurse's role
  Types and settings of treatment
  Origins of emotional and behavioral conditions
  Organic behavioral disorders
  Childhood autism
  Obsessive-compulsive disorders in children
  Environmental or biochemical behavioral disorders
  Depression
  Suicide
  Substance abuse
  Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
  Anorexia nervosa
  Bulimia
  Minimizing the impact of behavioral disorders in children
  Effect of the illness on growth and development
  Effect of the illness on siblings
  Unit 6: Changing Health Care Environment:
  34: Complementary and alternative therapies in maternity and pediatric nursing:
  Complementary and alternative therapies
  Pediatric use
  Nurse's role
  Federal regulations
  Common alternative health care practices
  Appendixes:
  A: Standard precautions and transmission-based isolation precautions
  B: Sequence for donning and removing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  C: Joint commission's lists of dangerous abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols
  D: Commonly used abbreviations in maternity and pediatric nursing
  E: Common Spanish phrases for maternity and pediatric nursing
  F: Multilingual glossary of symptoms
  G: Conversion of pounds and ounces to grams for newborn weights
  H: Normal vital signs and temperature equivalents of infants and children
  I: Normal blood values during infancy and childhood
  J: Blood pressure classifications in children
  K: Answers to review questions for the NCLEX examination
  Complete bibliography and reader references
  Glossary
  Illustration credits
  Index
  NANDA-I-approved nursing diagnoses, 2009-2011, inside back cover.