Titlebook: Antenatal Care; Jo Alexander (Lecturer in Midwifery),Valerie Levy, Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 care.embr

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,Preconception care — the embryo of health promotion,Preconception care or preparing for pregnancy is not a new phenomenon and should be considered as an essential part of health promotion. If human life is conceived in the best possible environment this can only assist in reducing perinatal, neonatal and maternal mortality and morbidity thus improving the potential good health of future generations.

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Jo Alexander (Lecturer in Midwifery),Valerie Levy,

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Hans-Joachim Opitz,Hasso von Wedeld. Now that midwifery care entails all women in the Western World being closely monitored throughout pregnancy, labour and the postnatal days by women who have highly developed clinical and interpersonal skills, organisation is a major concern for all involved. Georgopoulos (1972) describing the pro

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Hans-Joachim Opitz,Hasso von Wedeling way to a much broader understanding of the scope and purpose of this first encounter between mother and midwife. Different strategies are being employed so that the antenatal booking interview can become a two-way giving and receiving of information in order that the mother and her partner can p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04775-9f Health and Social Security 1988) but the need for physical preparation in pregnancy is an area for dispute (Hytten & Baird 1958; Inch 1987). Chalmers and Enkin (1982) believe ‘that it is counterproductive to utilise practices or techniques which have not been demonstrated to be of benefit, yet whi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04775-9ohol was used in some places to treat premature labour (Lele 1982). To confuse the issue even more, it was also used to induce mid-trimester abortion (Gomel & Carpenter 1973). The scientific literature may be sparse but old wives’ tales are numerous on this subject. The notion that the cure for unwa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88497-8 the attenders, the group will be varied in their ages and their knowledge, connected only by the one event they have in common. Teaching pregnant women consists of approaching a sensitive subject in which they are deeply involved and about which they may have strong feelings. The most effective tea

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Eugen Schmidtmann,Ulrike Zeislmairmed, and many feel deprived if it is not offered. The policy of many obstetricians is to ‘scan’ women routinely between 18 and 20 weeks gestation when the fetus is easily visualised. The uterus is then an abdominal organ and the fetus is sufficiently large for all the major systems to be examined fo

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Eugen Schmidtmann,Wolf-Dieter Thinnesowth occur at the same time as attitudes and expectations, both of the pregnant woman and of others towards her, are changing. The progress of a pregnancy is affected to some degree by the mother’s remembrance of things past, by her perception of herself as a pregnant woman, by the attitude and beha

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Eugen Schmidtmann,Wolf-Dieter Thinnes the enhanced role of the practising midwife when caring for mothers expecting twins or a higher order multiple birth. The need for expert care is particularly pertinent at this time as . fertilisation becomes more readily available resulting in a steadily increasing number of the higher multiples.