Titlebook: Essential Obstetric Practice; Gerald J. Amiel Book 1981 G. J. Amiel 1981 Endometrium.Uterus.anatomy.fetus.infection.monitoring.obstetrics.

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Prenatal care,The purpose of prenatal care is to ensure that a woman remains as fit, healthy and content as possible and has a healthy baby in the easiest and happiest manner. To achieve this, other factors are essential in addition to regular prenatal checks.

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The physiology of labour,Labour is the process by which the fetus and the placenta and membranes are expelled through the birth canal. The three stages are:

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Conceptual Understanding of Text,s of parturition. In the normal course of events the head of the fetus leads, and passes in and out of the pelvis without much difficulty even though there is not too much room to spare. The pelvis contains a few joints and is thus capable of stretching or ‘give’ when subjected to pressure by the pa

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Dialectics and Reductionism in Ecology,ng the child-bearing years the lining of the uterus, the endometrium, thickens and becomes filled with nourishing secretion. If pregnancy does not occur, menstruation follows in which the endometrium is shed. At the start of menstruation, the cycle and build-up of the endometrium recommences and pre

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Jorge Luis Fabra-Zamora,Gonzalo Villa Rosas of the signs and symptoms are only presumptive evidence of pregnancy while others are positive indicators of the condition, it is a worthwhile exercise here to consider which is which. The words ‘signs’ and ‘symptoms’ incidentally should not be confused — signs are elicited on examination by a trai

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Jacky Akoka,Isabelle Comyn-Wattiausiderably eased the task of those supervising prenatal care in some parts of the world. It is, of course, mandatory to test urine at every routine examination of the pregnant woman. The strips are useful for screening purposes, although with some a good eye for colour and the means for accurate timi

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Dedication to a Theory of Modelling,th has been discussed above (page 46). When admitted in early labour, a patient’s records are obtained and studied and she is asked to give her history of the onset of labour. Records are made of the time contractions commenced, their frequency and strength on admission, and whether there has been a