Answer: Unit 1: Introduction to Maternity, Newborn, and Women’s health Nursing
Unit 1 helps build a foundation for the student beginning with the study of
maternal–newborn and women’s health nursing by exploring contemporary
issues and trends and community-based nursing.
Unit 2: Women’s Health Throughout the Life Span
Unit 2 introduces the student to selected women’s health topics, including the
structure and function of the reproductive system, common reproductive
concerns, sexually transmitted infections, problems of the breast, and benign
disorders and cancers of the female reproductive tract. This unit encourages
students to assist women in maintaining their quality of life, reducing their risk
of disease, and becoming active partners in their own health promotion activities
and with their health care professional.
Unit 3: Pregnancy
Unit 3 addresses topics related to normal pregnancy, including fetal
development, genetics, and maternal adaptation to pregnancy. Nursing
management during normal pregnancy is presented in a separate chapter
encouraging application of basic knowledge to nursing practice. This nursing
care chapter covers maternal and fetal assessment throughout pregnancy,
interventions to promote self-care and minimize common discomforts, and client
education.
Unit 4: Labor and Birth
Unit 4 begins with a chapter on the normal labor and birth process, including
maternal and fetal adaptations. This is followed by a chapter discussing the
nurse’s role during normal labor and birth, which includes maternal and fetal
assessment, pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic comfort measures and pain
management, and specific nursing interventions during each stage of labor and
birth.
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