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A
Midwife's Handbook by Constance Sinclair
Price:
NZ$86.00 (add
to order)
First
published in 2004; 620 pages; 21 x 12.5 cms;
Index
to this page:
Table
of Contents;
About the Author; Book
Reviews
Table
of Contents:
Chapter 1:
Normal Pregnancy 1; Chapter 2: Complications of Pregnancy
and their Management 59; Chapter 3: The Intrapartum Period
and its Management 124; Chapter 4: The Puerperium 224;
Chapter 5: The Newborn 248; Chapter 6:
Infant Feeding 298; Chapter 7: Medical and Surgical Conditions
and Considerations for Pregnancy 327; Chapter 8: Gynecologic
Conditions and their Impact on Pregnancy and Contraception 403; Chapter
9: Contraception 495; Chapter 10: Menopause
532; Chapter 11: Complementary Measures 558; Appendix
A: Conversion Tables 571; Appendix B: Body Mass Index 574; Appendix C:
Clinical Proceedures 577; Appendix D: Food and Drug Administratin Categories
for Safety of Drugs During Pregnancy 580; Appendix E: Fetul Skull Landmarks
581; Appendix F: Nutrition Information 583; Appendix G: Laboratory Values
571; Appendix References 593; Index 595
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About
the Author:
Constance Sinclair
works as a Staff Nurse-Midwife in Santa Rosa, California, USA.
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Book
Reviews:
A Midwife's Handbook is designed to provide nurse midwives
with quick access to important clinical information. Within each chapter,
topics are arranged alphabetically to further ease the access of the information.
The overall objective of this handbook is to provide information for the
practitioner that is detailed, generally has not been memorized, or that
discusses issues which are encountered infrequently enough that a quick
review of the details is helpful when the situation arises. Nurse-midwifery
management guidelines are included throughout, such as when to manage
independently or when to consult with the physician. This outstanding
new resource will also integrate alternative and complementary therapies
along with key medical information specific to midwifery practice to provide
practitioners with the complete care alternatives.
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