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Contents
Chapter1-PerspectivesonMaternal,Newborn, andWomen’sHealth Care ......................................................................... 4
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Chapter2-Family-CenteredCommunity-BasedCare ........................................................................................................ 9
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Chapter 3- Anatomyand Physiologyofthe Reproductive System ...................................................................................... 14
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Chapter4- CommonReproductiveIssues ........................................................................................................................ 19
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Chapter5- SexuallyTransmitted Infections..................................................................................................................... 24
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Chapter6-Disordersofthe Breasts .................................................................................................................................. 29
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Chapter 7-BenignDisorders ofthe Female Reproductive Tract ......................................................................................... 34
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Chapter8- Cancersofthe Female ReproductiveTract ....................................................................................................... 39
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Chapter9-Violence and Abuse ....................................................................................................................................... 44
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Chapter 10-Fetal Developmen and Genetics ................................................................................................................... 49
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Chapter11-Maternal AdaptationDuringPregnancy ........................................................................................................ 54
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Chapter12-NursingManagemen DuringPregnancy ....................................................................................................... 60
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Chapter13-Labor and BirthProcess................................................................................................................................ 66
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Chapter14-NursingManagemen During Laborand Birth ................................................................................................ 72
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Chapter15-PostpartumAdaptations ............................................................................................................................... 78
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Chapter16-NursingManagemen Duringthe PostpartumPeriod....................................................................................... 84
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Chapter17-NewbornTransitioning ................................................................................................................................ 90
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Chapter18-NursingManagemen ofthe Newborn ........................................................................................................... 96
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Chapter19-NursingManagemen ofPregnancya Risk-Pregnancy ................................................................................. 102
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Chapter20-NursingManagemen ofthe Pregnancya Risk .............................................................................................. 108
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Chapter21-NursingManagemen ofLabor and Birtha Risk ............................................................................................ 114
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Chapter22-NursingManagemen ofthe PostpartumWomana Risk ................................................................................ 120
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Chapter23-NursingCareofthe NewbornWithSpecial Needs ........................................................................................ 126
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Chapter24-NursingManagemen ofthe Newborna Risk ................................................................................................ 132
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Chapter25-GrowthandDevelopmen oftheNewbornandInfant ..................................................................................... 138
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Chapter26-Growthand Developmen ofthe Toddler ...................................................................................................... 144
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Chapter27-Growthand Developmen ofthe Preschooler ................................................................................................ 150
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Chapter28-Growthand Developmen ofthe School-Age Child ....................................................................................... 157
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Chapter29-Growthand Developmen ofthe Adolescent ................................................................................................ 164
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Chapter30-Atraumatic Careof Childrenand Families ................................................................................................... 171
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Chapter31-HealthSupervision .................................................................................................................................... 176
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Chapter 32-Health Assessmen ofChildren .................................................................................................................... 183
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Chapter33-Caringfor Children in Diverse Settings ........................................................................................................ 190
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Chapter34-Caringfor the Special Needs Child .............................................................................................................. 197
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Chapter35-KeyPediatricNursingInterventions ............................................................................................................ 203
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Chapter36-PainManagemen inChildren ..................................................................................................................... 210
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Chapter37-NursingCareofthe Child WithanInfectiousor Communicable Disorder ...................................................... 217
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Chapter38-NursingCareof the Child Withan AlterationinIntracranial Regulation/ NeurologicDisorder ............................ 224
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Chapter39-NursingCareoftheChild Withan AlterationinSensoryPerception/ DisorderoftheEyesor Ears ........................ 231
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Chapter40-NursingCareoftheChildWithanAlterationinGasExchange/ RespiratoryDisorder ........................................ 238
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Chapter42- Nursing Care of the Child With an Alterationin Bowel Elimination / GastrointestinalDisorder ......................... 250
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Chapter43-NursingCareoftheChildWithanAlterationinUrinaryElimination/GenitourinaryDisorder ........................... 257
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Extra Questions: MusculoskeletalDisorder ................................................................................................................ 270
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Chapter45-NursingCareoftheChildWithan Alterationin TissueIntegrity/IntegumentaryDisorder ................................. 277
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Chapter 46- Nursing Care of the Child With an Alteration in Cellular Regulation / Hematologic or Neoplastic Disorder
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Extra Questions: Neoplastic Disorder ....................................................................................................................... 290
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Chapter47-NursingCareoftheChild Withan Alterationin Immunityor ImmunologicDisorder ........................................ 296
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Chapter48-NursingCareoftheChildWithanAlterationinMetabolism/EndocrineDisorder ............................................. 303
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Chapter49-NursingCareoftheChildWithan Alterationin Genetics ................................................................................ 310
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Chapter50-NursingCareoftheChild Withan Alterationin Behavior, Cognition,or Development ..................................... 317
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Chapter 51- Nursing Care During a Pediatric Emergency ................................................................................................ 324
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which factor would most likelyneed to be addressed as having the greatest impact?
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review how maternity care has changed over the years. Which of the following would the nurse
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