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Description : This medical presentation Titled ""Intro to Maternity Nursing"" talks about Antepartum, Intrapartum, Postpartum, and Neonatal care of the childbearing family. .

Tags : Nursing, profession, Maternity Nursing, Antepartum, Intrapartum, Postpartum, Neonatal care, childbearing, family, pregnancy, labor, delivery, RN, RNC, Nurse Practitioners, NP, Certified Nurse Midwife, CNM, Clinical nurse specialist, CNS, Maternal fetal conflict, Abortion, Fetal research, Assisted Reproductive Technology, Embryonic stem cell research, Human Genome Project

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Intro to Maternity Nursing N316 Maternal Infant Nursing 4/23/2021 1
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What’s it all about? “Wellness” Orientation Scope of practice: Antepartum, Intrapartum, Postpartum, & Neonatal care of the childbearing family Family-Centered Care Focus on the “family” as the patient “Empowering” the family to develop competence, confidence, and control over their own lives. Nursing plays a key role in facilitating this process especially as it relates to holistic health! 4/23/2021 2
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Contemporary Childbirth Changing definitions of family Nuclear, Dual-Career, Childless, Extended, Single-parent, Stepparent, Binuclear, Nonmarital heterosexual cohabitating family, Gay & Lesbian Shortened hospital stays postpartum Use of Complementary and alternative medicine Nursing supports the concept of self-care 4/23/2021 3
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Culturally Competent Care In childbearing, the number of cultural and spiritual influences on pregnancy and labor and delivery are amazing! It is essential to assess the client/family for specific requests they have, taboos, rituals, etc. that need to be integrated into the plan of care to foster cultural competence! 4/23/2021 4
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Professional Options RN/ RNC Nurse Practitioners (NP) Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) Clinical nurse specialist (CNS) Professional Organizations AWHONN~ Association for Women’s Health, Obstetrical, and Neonatal Nurses Sets the STANDARDS OF CARE for maternity and gynecological nursing ANA~ American Nurses Association Also sets STANDARDS OF NURSING CARE but are more general in scope 4/23/2021 5
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Ethical issues in Maternity Nursing Informed Consent-will be discussed in more detail in peds Right to privacy- HIPAA laws, modesty issues, etc. Confidentiality-essential in maternal child nursing Specific issues Maternal fetal conflict Abortion Fetal research Assisted Reproductive Technology Embryonic stem cell research Human Genome Project 4/23/2021 6
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4/23/2021 7 Maternity Nursing is a Multi-faceted Role Role Model for Mother Counselor Role Model for Peers Teacher Clinician Diagnostician Evidence-based Researcher The Maternal Child Nurse
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Healthy People 2020~ This Document is considered the single most important document regarding health in the U.S. 4 Overarching Goals Attain high-quality, longer lives free of preventable disease, disability, injury, and premature death; Achieve health equity, eliminate disparities, and improve the health of all groups; Create social and physical environments that promote good health for all Promote quality of life, healthy development, and healthy behaviors across all life stages 4/23/2021 8
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Healthy People 2020— Maternal, Infant & Child Focus Areas Fetal, Infant, and Child Deaths Fetal and infant deaths Child deaths Adolescent and young adult deaths Maternal Death and Illness Maternal deaths Maternal illness and pregnancy complications 4/23/2021 9
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Healthy People 2020— Maternal, Infant & Child Focus Areas Prenatal Care Prenatal care Childbirth Classes Screening for STD’s Obstetric Care Very low birth weight infants born at Level III hospitals Cesarean deliveries 4/23/2021 10
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Healthy People 2020— Maternal, Infant & Child Focus Areas Risk Factors Low birth weight & very low birth weight Preterm birth Weight gain during pregnancy Infants put to sleep on their backs Developmental Disabilities and Neural Tube Defects Developmental disabilities Spina bifida and other neural tube defects Optimum folic acid 4/23/2021 11
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Healthy People 2020— Maternal, Infant & Child Focus Areas Prenatal Substance Exposure Prenatal substance exposure Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Counseling and Interventions to Prevent Tobacco Use Breastfeeding, Newborn Screening, & Service Systems Breastfeeding Newborn bloodspot screening Sepsis among infants with sickle cell disease Medical home care for children with special health care needs Service systems for children with special health care needs 4/23/2021 12
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Infant Mortality HP2020 Goal—Reduce Fetal and Infant Deaths 4/23/2021 13
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Prenatal Care—HP 2020 Goal:  Percentage of Women who Receive Early Prenatal Care 4/23/2021 14
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Breastfeeding—HP 2020 Goal:  the Proportion of Mothers who Breastfeed Their Babies 4/23/2021 15
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Cesarean Deliveries—HP 2020 Goal: Reduce Cesarean Deliveries 4/23/2021 16
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Low & Very Low Birth Weights—HP2020 Goal:  the number of Low and VLBW Babies 4/23/2021 17
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Preterm Births—HP 2020 Goal:  Preterm births 4/23/2021 18
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SIDS—HP 2020 Goal:  the Percentage of Babies Put to Sleep on Their Backs 4/23/2021 19
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Substance Abuse in Pregnant Women—HP 2020 Goal:  Abstinence from Substance Abuse among Pregnant Women 4/23/2021 20
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Women place much faith and trust in maternal and child health nurses, from whom they expect accurate and timely information that will lead to an uneventful and healthy pregnancy. We challenge you to be promoters of optimal, holistic healthcare to women, infants, children, and their families! 4/23/2021 21