Foundations of maternal-newborn and women's health nursing/ Sharon Murray ... [et al.].

Part 1. Foundations for nursing care of childbearing families. 1, Clinical judgment and the nursing process. 2, Social, cultural, and ethical issues. 3, Reproductive anatomy and physiology. 4, Hereditary and environmental influences on childbearing -- Part 2. The family before birth. 5, Conception and prenatal development. 6, Adaptations to pregnancy. 7, Antepartum assessment, care, and education. 8, Nutrition for childbearing. 9, Prenatal diagnosis and fetal assessment during the antepartum period.10, Complications of pregnancy. 11, The childbearing family with special needs -- Part 3. The family during birth. 12, Processes of birth. 13, Pain management during childbirth. 14, Intrapartum fetal surveillance. 15, Nursing care during labor and birth. 16, Intrapartum complications -- Part 4. The family following birth. 17, Postpartum adaptations and nursing care. 18, Postpartum complications. 19, Critical care obstetrics. 20, Newborn: processes of adaptation. 21, Assessment of the newborn. 22, Care of the newborn. 23, Infant feeding. 24, High-risk newborn: complications associated with gestational age and development. 25, High-risk newborn: acquired and congenital conditions -- Part 5. Women's health care. 26, Family planning. 27, Infertility. 28, Women's health.