F.A. Davis Company

Divided into four sections –– prenatal, intrapartal, maternal, postpartal, and newborn care –– this book includes 50 plans of care. Each plan includes a sample client assessment database, nursing priorities, potential nursing diagnoses with "May be related to" and "Possibly evidenced by" statements, desired outcomes/evaluation criteria, interventions, and rationales for each intervention. The interventions are separated into independent and collaborative actions A specific assessment tool for data collection is included at the beginning of each section.

1. Trends and Issues in Maternal/Newborn Care
2. Nursing Process: Planning Care with Nursing Diagnoses
3. Critical Thinking: Adapting Theory to Practice
4. Prenatal Concepts
Prenatal Assessment Data Base; Genetic Counseling; First Trimester, Second Trimester, Third Trimester; High-Risk Pregnancy; Prenatal Substance Dependence/Abuse; The Pregnant Adolescent; Cardiac Conditions; Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension; Diabetes Mellitus: Prepregnancy/Gestational; Prenatal Hemorrhage; Prenatal Infection; Premature Dilation of the Cervix; Spontaneous Termination; Elective Termination; Labor/Prevention of Delivery
5. Intrapartal Concepts
Intrapartal Assessment Tool; Labor: Stage 1. Latent Phase; Stage 1. Active Phase; Labor: Stage 1. Transition Phase (Deceleration); Labor: Stage 2 (Expulsion); Labor: Stage 3 (Placental Expulsion); Dysfunctional Labor; Labor: Induced/Augmented; Cesarean Birth; Precipitous Labor/Delivery or Unplanned/Out-of-Hospital Delivery; Intrapartal Hypertension; Intrapartal Diabetes Mellitus
6. Maternal Postpartal Concepts
Postpartal Assessment Tool: Stage 4; The Client at 4 Hours to 2 Days Postpartum; Care Following Cesarean Delivery; The Client at 24 to 48 Hours Following Early Discharge; The Client at 1 Week Following Discharge; The Client at 4 to 6 Weeks Following Discharge; Postpartal Hemorrhage; Postpartal Diabetes Mellitus; Puerperal Infection; Postpartal Thrombophlebitis; The Parents of a Child with Special Needs; Perinatal Loss
7. Newborn Concepts
Neonatal Assessment Tool: The First Hour of Life; The Neonate at 2 Hours to 2 Days of Age; The Neonate at 24 to 48 Hours Following Early Discharge; The Neonate at 1 Week Following Discharge; The Infant at 4 Weeks Following Birth; The Preterm Infant; Deviations in Growth Pattern; Circumcision; Hyperbilirubinemia; The Infant of an Addicted Mother; The Infant of an HIV-Positive Mother