Virginia Aukamp has written: 'Nursing care plans for the childbearing family' -- subject(s): Health and hygiene, Maternal Welfare, Maternity nursing, Nursing care plans, Obstetrical Nursing, Postnatal care, Pregnancy, Pregnant women
Carolyn Conant Van Blarcom has written: 'Obstetrical nursing' -- subject(s): Pregnancy, Care and hygiene, Infants, Maternity nursing, Infant Care, Obstetrical Nursing, Health and hygiene, Enfermagem Obstetrica, Care 'Obstetric nursing' -- subject(s): Pregnancy, Infants, Maternity nursing, Care, Care and hygiene
Proper prenatal care is the best prevention for obstetrical emergencies. When complications of pregnancy do arise, pregnant women who see their OB/GYN on a regular basis are more likely to get an early diagnosis, and with it, the best chance.
Helen Farrer has written: 'Maternity care' -- subject(s): Obstetrical Nursing, Perinatology
Your local family planning center or your gynecologic health care provider will provide the implant.
Diagnosis of an obstetrical emergency typically takes place in a hospital or other urgent care facility. A specialist will take the patient's medical history and perform a pelvic and general physical examination. The mother's vital signs are taken.
D. Anand has written: 'Family planning through hospital care' -- subject(s): Birth control, Hospital care 'Methods of teaching family planning in medical colleges' -- subject(s): Birth control, Medical colleges, Study and teaching
how many your own values influence the care planning process
Yes, teens in Arizona have the explicit right to get birth control without parental consent. You can see your pediatrician, women's health care provider, or local family planning agency to access these services. The family planning agency will likely know about opportunities for you to get free or low-cost services as well.
You can get an IUD from your women's health care provider, family planning office, or family practitioner. The IUD manufacturers often have directories that tell you names of local providers in your area.
Care planning is all about the direction you want to take with your patient care, financial planning, estate planning, and end-of-life care. Without a careful plan, you can end up spending your final days in a hospital rather than being surrounded by loved ones at home. The importance of care planning is undermined because of common misunderstanding or lack of awareness.
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