Physiology in childbearing continues to provide an up-to-date, comprehensive and clear account of anatomy and physiology and related biosciences at all stages of pregnancy and childbirth.
The third edition of this book marks a time of change and expantion in the profession. This change and expantion is reflected in the title and in the size of the book. The change in the title from Nurse-Midwifery to midwiferu reflects the recentactions of the American college of nurse midwifery and the ACNM certification council, which assumed responsibility for setting the standard, for the pr…
Mayes' Midwifery, 13th Edition continues to be the most comprehensive midwifery textbook available. Focusing on modern clinical realities, with a clear emphasis on the normal, this popular text guides readers confidently from the first days of sudy through to qualified practice.
The third edition of this popular text examines the full range of challenges in genera obstetrics, medical complications of pregnancy, prenatal diagnosis and fetal disease, and management of labour and delivery.
The study of nutrition can be an interesting and rewarding subject for nursing students, not only for clien education, bujt also for their own health. This book is designed to show nursing students how to apply sound nutrition principles in assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating total care of clients and to help the student contribute to the nutrition well-being of clie…
The eigth edition of this popular and highly respected text continues to recognize the increasing importance of nutrition in achieving and maintaining health and fitness and as a component of approriate and effective health care.
This powerful, new, full color book prepares you to provide realistic, holistic nursing care with women from menarche to menopause. while empowering and encouraging each women's ability for desicion making and self-care.
Comprehensive and readable, this text provides the student with guidance through application of the nursing process and thorough coverage of nursing diagnosis.
This book is designed to help family physicians make desicions about practicing obstetrics. A 1987 review of third-year residents discovered that many chose not to practice obstetrics because they felt ill-equipped, uncomfortable, or unable to provide quality care for patients and families.
Generations of nurses were introduced to maternity nursing with this classic text. Designed to provide the in-depth, basic knowledge nescessary to deliver competent, culturally sensitive, family-centered nursing care, the ninth edition of Maternity Nursing: A Introductory Text.