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• Title:Varney's midwifery / edited by Tekoa L. King, Mary C. Brucker, Jan M. Kriebs, Jenifer O. Fahey, Carolyn L. Gegor, Helen Varney.
  
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• Variant Title:Midwifery
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:King, Tekoa L., editor of compilation.
  Brucker, Mary C., editor of compilation.
  Fahey, Jenifer, editor of compilation.
  Kriebs, Jan M., editor of compilation.
  Gegor, Carolyn L., editor of compilation.
  Varney, Helen, editor of compilation.
  Varney, Helen. Varney's midwifery. Preceded by (work):
  
• Published/Created:Burlington, MA : Jones & Bartlett Learning, [2015]
  

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• Library of Congress Subjects:Midwifery.
  Gynecologic nursing.
  Maternity nursing.
  
• Medical Subjects: Nurse Midwives.
  Midwifery.
  Obstetric Nursing.
  Women's Health.
  
• Edition:Fifth edition.
  
• Description:xxix, 1300 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
  
• Summary:"The gold standard for midwives and students is back with Varney's Midwifery, Fifth Edition. New to this edition are chapters describing the profession of midwifery, reproductive physiology, clinical genetics, and support for women in labor. Interwoven throughout is information on primary care, gynecology, maternity care, and neonatal care. With chapters written by a variety of expert midwives and an increased emphasis on reproductive anatomy and physiology, this new edition assists students and clinicians in understanding not only what to do but why. Updated to reflect evidence-based care, this edition also discusses the pathophysiology of various conditions in the context of normal changes in the reproductive cycle. Also included are numerous new anatomical and clinical illustrations. In this edition, the skills chapters have been significantly revised and reformatted into relevant chapter appendices to help students, new midwives, and international readers learn essential skills in sequential steps. These critical midwifery skills include performing a pelvic examination, hand maneuvers for birth, delivery of a fetus in breech presentation, and current evidence-based steps for managing a postpartum hemorrhage."--Publisher's website.
  
• Notes:Preceded by Varney's midwifery / Helen Varney, Jan M. Kriebs, Carolyn L. Gegor. 4th ed. c2004.
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781284025415 (hbk.)
  1284025411 (hbk.)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: pt. I Midwifery
  Midwifery Revealed: Introducing the Profession / Holly Powell Kennedy
  ch. 1 History and Profession of Midwifery in the United States / Helen Varney Burst
  Definitions and Practice
  Beliefs Characterizing Midwifery
  Early History of Midwifery in the United States
  Factors Leading to the Decline of Midwifery: Seventeenth to Late Nineteenth Centuries
  Early Twentieth Century
  "Midwife Problem"
  Start of Nurse-Midwifery
  Early Nurse-Midwifery Education Programs
  1940s and 1950s
  1960s
  1970s
  1980s
  1990s
  2000s
  American College of Nurse-Midwives
  References
  Bibliography
  ch. 2 Professional Midwifery Today / Celeste R. Thomas
  Introduction
  Professional Paradigm: Midwifery in the Twenty-First Century
  Evolution of the Profession of Midwifery
  Characteristics of the Midwifery Profession
  Professional: The Exemplary Midwife
  Midwifery Within the U.S. Healthcare System
  Professional Ethics in Midwifery
  Evidence for Midwifery Care
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 3 International Midwifery and Safe Motherhood / Joyce E. Thompson
  Introduction
  Health of Women and Children: The Foundation for a Nation's Health
  Maternal Mortality: The Global Situation
  Strategies Designed to Reduce Maternal Mortality
  Specific Strategies for Reducing Global Maternal and Neonatal Mortality
  Global Partners Involved in Safe Motherhood Initiatives
  International Midwifery
  Beyond Borders: Midwives Working Internationally
  Future Trends and Challenges in International Midwifery
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  pt. II Primary Care
  Midwives as Primary Care Providers / Lisa L. Paine
  ch. 4 Introduction to the Care of Women / Jan M. Kriebs
  Midwife Means "With Woman"
  Communication
  Approaching the Woman
  Collecting the Medical History
  Review of Systems
  Physical Examination
  In-Office Laboratory Testing
  Establishing a Differential Diagnosis: Making an Assessment
  Creating a Plan
  Informed Consent and Shared Decision Making
  Cultural Competence
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  Appendix 4A Standard Precautions
  Appendix 4B Collecting a Medical History
  Appendix 4C Physical Examination
  Appendix 4D Breast Examination
  Appendix 4E Pelvic Examination
  Appendix 4F Collecting Urinary, Vaginal, Cervical, and Rectal Specimens for Testing and Interpretation of Saline and KOH Slides
  ch. 5 Pharmacotherapeutics / Tekoa L. King
  Introduction
  Lexicon of Pharmacology
  Drugs in Modern Society
  Pharmacotherapeutics in Primary Care
  Use of Drugs During Pregnancy
  Pharmaceuticals and Breastfeeding
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 6 Nutrition / Mary K. Barger
  Nutrition and Health
  Macronutrients
  Body's Physiologic Response to Food Intake
  Micronutrients
  Dietary Patterns
  Nutrition in Pregnancy
  Nutrition and Selected Conditions
  Special Populations
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 7 Health Promotion and Health Maintenance / Ann F. Cowlin
  Introduction
  Midwife's Role in Health Promotion
  Health Promotion
  Health Maintenance
  Health Promotion and Health Maintenance in the Context of the Midwifery Management Process
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 8 Common Conditions in Primary Care / Jan M. Kriebs
  Primary Care
  Hematologic Conditions
  Cardiovascular Conditions
  Conditions of the Respiratory System
  Gastrointestinal Disorders and Abdominal Pain
  Conditions of the Genitourinary System
  Endocrine Conditions
  Neurologic Conditions
  Musculoskeletal Disorders
  Dermatologic Conditions
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 9 Mental Health Conditions / Ruth Johnson
  Mood Disorders
  Depression
  Anxiety, Stress, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders
  Stress Disorders
  Mental Health Disturbances Related to the Menstrual Cycle
  Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
  Premenstrual Exacerbation of Psychiatric Conditions
  Perinatal Mental Health Disorders
  Mental Illness In Pregnancy
  Postpartum Mood Disorders
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 10 Preconception Care / Mary Ann Faucher
  Introduction
  History of Preconception Care
  Preconception Care Successes and Barriers
  National Guidelines: A "Life-Course Perspective"
  Components of Preconception Care
  Reproductive Life Plan
  Risk Identification
  Health Promotion
  Health History and Medical Conditions
  Medication Assessment
  Environment and Workplace Risks
  Preconception Counseling for Men
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  pt. III Gynecology
  Midwives as Providers of Gynecologic Care / Frances E. Likis
  ch. 11 Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System / Mary C. Brucker
  Introduction
  Breast
  External Female Genitalia
  Internal Female Genitalia
  Fallopian Tubes
  Ovaries
  Bony Pelvis
  Obstetric Pelvis
  Menstrual Cycle: An Introduction
  Steroidogenesis and the Hypothalamus
  -Pituitary
  -Ovarian Axis
  Ovarian Cycle
  Endometrial Cycle
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 12 Menstrual Cycle Abnormalities / William F. McCool
  Introduction
  Amenorrhea
  Dysmenorrhea
  Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
  Menstrual Cycle Abnormalities and Galactorrhea
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 12A Endometrial Biopsy / William F. McCool
  ch. 13 Gynecologic Disorders / Dawn C. Durain
  Introduction
  Abdominal and Pelvic Pain
  Pelvic Masses
  Congenital Uterine Anomalies
  Pelvic Floor Conditions
  Special Considerations in Providing Gynecologic Care
  Cancer Screening/Diagnoses
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 14 Breast Conditions / Joyce L. King
  Breast Development
  Breast Screening
  Evaluation of Breast Symptoms
  Benign Breast Disorders
  Breast Cancer
  Breast Masses During Pregnancy and Lactation
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 15 Reproductive Tract and Sexually Transmitted Infections / Julia C. Phillippi
  Introduction
  History and Physical Examination for Vaginal Symptoms and Sexually Transmitted Infections
  Indications for STI Screening
  Vaginitis
  Sexually Transmitted Infections
  Viral Sexually Transmitted Infections
  Protozoal and Parasitic Infections
  Other Infectious Conditions Spread by Sexual Contact
  Other Conditions Spread by Sexual Contact
  Communicating Information about Sexually Transmitted Infections
  Evaluation and Follow-Up
  References
  ch. 16 Family Planning / Deborah L. Narrigan
  History of Contraception
  Definitions
  Family Planning Counseling
  Emergency Contraception
  Emerging Trends/Future Contraceptive Methods
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  ch. 17 Nonhormonal Contraception / Mary C. Brucker
  Introduction
  Nonhormonal Contraceptive Methods
  Fertility Awareness
  -Based Methods
  Intrauterine Device
  Permanent Contraception: Sterilization
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 17A Fitting Diaphragms
  Appendix 17B Procedure for IUD Insertion / Deborah Narrigan
  ch. 18 Hormonal Contraception / Mary C. Brucker
  Introduction
  Evolution of Hormonal Methods
  Hormonal Contraceptives: General Considerations
  Midwifery Management for Women Using Hormonal Contraceptives
  Short-Acting Reversible Contraceptives
  Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 19 Midlife, Menopause, and Beyond / Anne Z. Cockerham
  Menopause: Normal Life Process Versus Medical Event
  Physiology and Stages of Reproductive Aging
  Presentation of Perimenopause and Menopause
  Diagnosing Menopause
  Lifestyle Strategies for Management of Women with Perimenopausal or Menopausal Symptoms
  Nonhormonal Prescription Options for Vasomotor Symptoms
  Hormonal Prescription Options for Treatment of Menopausal Symptoms
  Complementary and Alternative Therapies During Menopause
  Women's Health Initiative: A Dramatic Change in Menopause Practice
  Bone Health, Osteopenia, and Osteoporosis
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources for Further Information About Menopause and Osteoporosis
  pt. IV Antepartum
  Promotion of Health During Pregnancy / Joyce E. Roberts
  ch. 20 Anatomy and Physiology of Pregnancy: Placental, Fetal, and Maternal Adaptations / Cindy M. Anderson
  Introduction
  Reproductive Organs During Pregnancy
  Hormones of Pregnancy
  Fertilization and Implantation
  Placenta
  Uteroplacental Circulation
  Embryo and Fetus
  Fetal Growth
  Maternal Anatomic and Physiologic Adaptations to Pregnancy
  Fetopelvic Relationships
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 21 Genetics / Gwen A. Latendresse
  Introduction
  Foundations in Genetics
  Genetic Mutations and Disorders
  Multifactorial Inheritance: Definition and Common Disorders
  Chromosomal Disorders
  Birth Defects, Incidence, and Risk Identification
  Prenatal Screening and Diagnostic Testing for Genetic Disorders
  Future Trends in Genetic Testing
  Factors Influencing Screening, Diagnostic Testing, and Decision Making
  When Genetic Disorders Are Identified
  Genetic Disorder Prevention and Risk Reduction
  Financial, Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Genetics
  Contents note continued: Conclusion
  References
  Additional Genetics Resources
  Appendix 21A Steps in Constructing a Three-Generation Pedigree
  ch. 22 Prenatal Care / Karen Trister Grace
  Introduction
  Basic Definitions
  Diagnosis of Pregnancy and Calculation of Gestational Age
  Maternal Psychological Adjustment
  Initial Prenatal Visit
  Subsequent Prenatal Visits
  Group Prenatal Care: Centering Pregnancy
  Special Populations
  Pregnancy-Specific Conditions
  Health Promotion During Pregnancy
  Health Education During Pregnancy
  Relief Measures for Common Discomforts of Pregnancy
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 22A Obstetric Abdominal Examination / Jan M. Kriebs
  Appendix 22B Clinical Pelvimetry / Tekoa L. King
  Appendix 22C Sample Template for Prenatal Care Visits / Karen Trister Grace
  ch. 23 Obstetric Complications in Pregnancy / Tekoa L. King
  Introduction
  First Trimester Complications
  First Trimester Bleeding
  Ectopic Pregnancy
  Hydatidiform Mole
  Hyperemesis Gravidarum
  Second Trimester Complications
  Cervical Insufficiency
  Preterm Labor: Risk Assessment and Prenatal Management
  Gestational Diabetes
  Third Trimester Complications
  Gestational Hypertension and Preeclampsia
  Fetal Growth Restriction
  Polyhydramnios (Hydramnios)
  Oligohydramnios
  Multiple Gestation
  Management of Pregnancy with Known Fetal Anomalies
  Fetal Death and Stillbirth
  Female Genital Mutilation
  Techniques for Fetal Surveillance
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 23A Auscultated Acceleration Test
  ch. 24 Medical Complications in Pregnancy / Jan M. Kriebs
  Hematologic Disorders in Pregnancy
  Cardiovascular Conditions: Chronic Hypertension in Pregnancy
  Respiratory Conditions
  Gastrointestinal Conditions
  Genitourinary System
  Endocrine Conditions
  Neurologic Conditions
  Autoimmune Disease in Pregnancy
  Dermatoses of Pregnancy
  Infectious Diseases
  Conclusion
  References
  pt. V Intrapartum
  Midwifery Care During Labor and Birth / Nancy K. Lowe
  ch. 25 Anatomy and Physiology During Labor and Birth / Melissa D. Avery
  Introduction
  Physiology of Premonitory Signs and Symptoms of Labor
  Onset of Labor
  Uterine Myometrial Anatomy and Physiology During Labor
  Maternal Pelvic Anatomy Related to Labor and Birth
  Cardinal Movements of Labor
  Maternal Systemic Adaptations in Labor
  Fetal Response to Labor
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 26 First Stage of Labor / Linda A. Hunter
  Introduction
  Signs and Symptoms of Progress Toward True Labor Onset
  Progress in the First Stage of Labor
  Midwifery Management During the First Stage of Labor
  Components of Midwifery Care for Laboring Women
  Continuing Evaluation of Maternal Well-Being, Fetal Well-Being, and Labor Progress
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources for Normal Birth
  Appendix 26A Evaluation and Diagnosis of Ruptured Membranes / Linda Hunter
  ch. 27 Fetal Assessment During Labor / Tekoa L. King
  Introduction
  History of Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring
  Fetal Physiology
  Fetal Assessment During Labor
  Fetal Heart Rate Patterns
  Relationship Between Fetal Heart Rate Patterns and Newborn Outcomes
  Interpretation and Management of Fetal Heart Rate Patterns
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 27A Intermittent Auscultation During Labor / Tekoa L. King
  Appendix 27B Attaching a Fetal Scalp Electrode
  ch. 28 Support for Women in Labor / Ladan Eshkevari
  Introduction
  Nature and Experience of Pain
  Women's Experience of Labor and Birth
  Prenatal Factors That Influence Labor Pain
  General Principles for Comfort Care and Labor Support
  Labor Pain Relief Methods Used in the United States
  Nonpharmacologic Methods of Mitigating Pain
  Pharmacologic Methods of Mitigating Pain
  Systemic Medications
  Inhaled Analgesics: 50:50 Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen
  Neuraxial Analgesia
  General Anesthesia
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 28A Injection of Intradermal Sterile Water Papules for Relief of Low Back Pain in Labor
  ch. 29 Second Stage of Labor and Birth / Saraswathi M. Vedem
  Introduction
  Definition of Second Stage Labor
  Normal Course of the Second Stage of Labor
  Abnormalities of the Second Stage of Labor
  Assessment of Maternal and Fetal Well-Being in Second Stage Labor
  Midwifery Management of the Second Stage of Labor
  Preparing for the Birth
  Management of the Birth
  Immediately Following the Birth
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 29A Hand Maneuvers for Birth / Tekoa L. King
  Appendix 29B Genital Tract Injury: Immediate Postpartum Inspection of the Vulva, Perineum, Vagina, and Cervix
  Appendix 29C Local Infiltration for Laceration Repair / Tekoa L. King
  Appendix 29D Pudendal Block / Tekoa L. King
  Appendix 29E Repair of Lacerations and Episiotomy / Tekoa L. King
  ch. 30 Complications During Labor and Birth / Linda A. Hunter
  Introduction
  Preterm Labor/Birth
  Post-Term Pregnancy
  Premature Rupture of Membranes
  Intra-amniotic Infection (Chorioamnionitis)
  Induction of Labor
  Labor Abnormalities
  Trial of Labor After Cesarean
  Intrapartum Management for Women with Coexisting Medical Conditions
  Lethal Anomalies and Stillbirth
  Obstetric Emergencies
  Intrapartum Hemorrhage
  Shoulder Dystocia
  Prolapsed Umbilical Cord
  Twin Gestation
  Breech Birth
  Deinfibulation for Type III Female Genital Mutilation
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 30A Shoulder Dystocia
  Appendix 30B Emergency Interventions for Umbilical Cord Prolapse
  Appendix 30C Intrapartum Management of Twin Gestation
  Appendix 30D Breech Birth
  ch. 31 Third and Fourth Stages of Labor / Tekoa L. King
  Introduction
  Physiology of the Third Stage of Labor
  Techniques Used in the Management of Third-Stage Labor
  Midwifery Management of the Third Stage of Labor
  Placenta
  Fourth Stage of Labor
  Complications of the Third and Fourth Stages of Labor
  Conclusion
  References
  Appendix 31A Management of the Third Stage of Labor
  Appendix 31B Inspection of the Umbilical Cord, Placenta, and Membranes
  Appendix 31C Manual Removal of the Placenta
  Appendix 31D Initial Management of Uterine Inversion
  Appendix 31E Management of Immediate Postpartum Hemorrhage
  Appendix 31F Intrauterine Exploration
  Appendix 31G Sudden Postpartum Cardiovascular or Neurologic Emergencies
  ch. 32 Birth in the Home and Birth Center / Marsha E. Jackson
  Introduction
  Normal Birth
  Characteristics of Birth Center and Home Birth
  Midwife
  -Client Relationships
  Initial Visit During Pregnancy
  Return Visits
  Family's Preparation for Birth and the Postpartum Period
  Intrapartum Period at Home or in the Birth Center
  Early Postpartum Period and Follow-Up
  Maintaining Safety
  Business Aspects of Out-of-Hospital Birth Settings
  Conclusion
  References
  pt. VI Postpartum
  Postpartum: Care as a New Family Is Born / Judith P. Rooks
  ch. 33 Anatomy and Physiology of Postpartum / Jenifer O. Fahey
  Introduction
  Postpartum Hemostasis
  Reproductive Organ Involution
  Wound Healing
  Postpartum Physiology in Nonreproductive Organs
  Weight Loss in the Postpartum Period
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 34 Postpartum Care / Ira Kantrowitz-Gordon
  Introduction
  Psychological Adaption During the Postpartum Period
  Early Postpartum Period
  Late Postpartum Period
  Conclusion
  References
  Additional Resources
  Appendix 34A Physical Examination During the Early Postpartum Period
  ch. 35 Postpartum Complications / Deborah Brandt Karsnitz
  Introduction
  Puerperal Morbidity
  Puerperal Fever and Puerperal Infection
  Endometritis
  Wound Infection
  Urinary Tract Infection and Pyelonephritis
  Uterine Subinvolution
  Delayed (Secondary) Postpartum Hemorrhage
  Postpartum Thrombophlebitis, Deep Vein Thrombosis, and Pulmonary Embolism
  Postpartum Thyroiditis and Thyroid Storm
  Postpartum Preeclampsia/Eclampsia
  Cultural Influences on Complications of the Puerperium
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 36 Breastfeeding and the Mother-Newborn Dyad / Erin M. Wright
  Breastfeeding: A Call to Action
  Benefits of Breastfeeding
  Definitions
  Breastfeeding Prevalence
  Economics of Breastfeeding
  Promotion, Protection, and Support
  Anatomy and Physiology of Lactation
  Prenatal Assessment
  Birth Practices That Have Adverse Effects on Breastfeeding
  Birth Practices That Facilitate Breastfeeding
  Breastfeeding: Getting Started
  Common Breastfeeding Problems
  Breastfeeding Complications
  Breastfeeding Discontinuation
  Contraindications for Breastfeeding
  Formulations of Breast Milk Substitutes
  References
  pt. VII Newborn
  Welcoming the Newborn / Lily Hsia
  ch. 37 Anatomy and Physiology of the Newborn / Tekoa L. King
  Immediate Extrauterine Transition
  Respiratory Changes
  Circulatory Changes
  Thermoregulation
  Glucose Regulation
  Newborn Immune System
  Newborn Gastrointestinal Tract
  Renal System
  Conclusion
  References
  ch. 38 Examination of the Newborn / Cynthia Jensen
  Introduction
  Components of the Newborn Examination
  Approach to the Newborn Examination
  Newborn History
  Gestational Age Assessment
  Contents note continued: Physical Examination of the Newborn
  Becoming Confident at Newborn Physical Examination
  References
  Appendix 38A Physical Examination of the Newborn
  Appendix 38B Newborn Resuscitation / Cynthia Jensen
  ch. 39 Neonatal Care / Mary Kathleen McHugh
  Introduction
  First Golden Hour
  First Hours: Initial Newborn Assessments and Care
  First Hours: The Newborn with an Unexpected Immediate Health Condition
  First Golden Days: Normal Newborn Behavior
  First Golden Days of Life: Care of the Healthy Neonate
  Maternal Conditions That Influence Newborn Care
  Examination of the Newborn
  First Golden Month: Primary Care of the Newborn
  Early Recognition of Clinically Significant Newborn Conditions
  Conclusion
  References.