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Prenatal Concepts

Intrapartal Concepts

Maternal Postpartal Concepts

Newborn Concepts

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Prenatal Concepts

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Genetic Counseling Diabetes Mellitus:
Prepregnancy/Gestational
First Trimester
Prenatal Hemorrhage
Second Trimester
Prenatal Infection
Third Trimester
Premature Dilation of the Cervix
The High-Risk Pregnancy (Incompetent/Dysfunctional Cervix)
Prenatal Substance Spontaneous Termination
Dependence/Abuse
Elective Termination
The Pregnant Adolescent
Preterm Labor/Prevention
Cardiac Conditions of Delivery
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Intrapar t al Concepts

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Labor: Stage I-Latent Phase Dysfunctional Labor/Dystocia

Labor: Stage I-Active Phase Labor: Induced/Augmented

Labor: Stage I-Transition Phase Cesarean Birth

(Deceleration)
Precipitous Labor/Delivery or
Labor: Stage II Unplanned/Out-of-Hospital Delivery
(Expulsion)
Intrapartal Hypertension
Labor: Stage III
(Placental Expulsion) Intrapartal Diabetes Mellitus

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Maternal Postpar tal Concepts

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Stage IV (First 4 Hours Following The Client at 4 to 6 Weeks

Delivery of the Placenta) Following Delivery

The Client at 4 Hours to Postpartal Hemorrhage

2 Days Postpartum
Postpartal Diabetes Mellitus
Care Following Cesarean Birth
(4 Hours to 3 Days Postpartum) Puerperal Infection

The Client at 24 to 48 Hours Postpartal Thrombophlebitis

Following Early Discharge
The Parents of a Child With
The Client at 1 Week Following Special Needs
Discharge
Perinatal Loss

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Newborn Concepts

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The First Hour of Life The Preterm Infant

The Neonate at 2 Hours to Deviations in Growth Patterns

2 Days of Age
Circumcision
The Neonate at 24 Hours to
48 Hours Following Early Discharge Hyperbilirubinemia

The Neonate at 1 Week The Infant of an

Following Discharge Addicted Mother

The Infant at 4 Weeks The Infant of an

Following Birth HIV-Positive Mother

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