Forrest:

Midwifery at a Glance

Student Companion Site

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1: Historical overview of midwifery

Chapter 2: NHS values

Chapter 3: Ethics

Chapter 4: Role of the midwife

Chapter 5: Drug exemptions

Chapter 6: Women’s choice and care options

Chapter 7: Breast

Chapter 8: Female reproductive system

Chapter 9: Menstrual cycle

Chapter 10: Maternal pelvis

Chapter 11: Maternal pelvis and fetal skull

Chapter 12: Preconception care

Chapter 13: Follow-up after pregnancy loss

Chapter 14: Maternal physiological adaptation to pregnancy

Chapter 15: Taking a history

Chapter 16: Antenatal investigations and screening

Chapter 17: Preparation for childbirth

Chapter 18: Post-term pregnancy

Chapter 19: Physiology of labour

Chapter 20: Mechanism of normal labour

Chapter 21: Promoting normal labour

Chapter 22: Pain relief

Chapter 23: Water birth

Chapter 24: Augmentation of labour

Chapter 25: Induction of labour

Chapter 26: Nutrition in labour

Chapter 27: Immediate care: 0–6 hours

Chapter 28: On-going care

Chapter 29: Daily maternal examinations

Chapter 30: Physiological changes

Chapter 31: Pelvic floor

Chapter 32: Sepsis

Chapter 33: Contraception

Chapter 34: Lactation

Chapter 35: Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

Chapter 36: Diabetes

Chapter 37: Thromboembolic disease

Chapter 38: Obesity

Chapter 39: The thyroid gland and thyroid disorders

Chapter 40: Systemic lupus erythematosus

Chapter 41: Obstetric cholestasis

Chapter 42: Antepartum haemorrhage

Chapter 43: Shoulder dystocia

Chapter 44: Cord presentation and prolapse

Chapter 45: Embolism

Chapter 46: Obstructed labour

Chapter 47: Uterine rupture

Chapter 48: Uterine inversion

Chapter 49: Preterm labour

Chapter 50: Eclampsia

Chapter 51: Disseminating intravascular coagulopathy, shock and high dependency care

Chapter 52: Malposition and malpresentation

Chapter 53: Postpartum haemorrhage

Chapter 54: Multiple pregnancy

Chapter 55: Intrauterine growth restriction

Chapter 56: Intrauterine growth restriction monitoring

Chapter 57: Fetal circulation

Chapter 58: Changes at birth

Chapter 59: Fetal skull

Chapter 60: Immediate care of the newborn

Chapter 61: Normal neonate and care needs

Chapter 62: Infant nutrition

Chapter 63: Neonatal jaundice

Chapter 64: Becoming a parent

Chapter 65: Maternal mental health

Chapter 66: Bereavement care

Chapter 67: Gender-based violence

Chapter 68: Alcohol and drugs

Chapter 69: Trafficking

Chapter 70: Homelessness

Chapter 71: Asylum seekers and refugees

Chapter 72: Teenage mothers

Chapter 73: Disability

Chapter 74: Health promotion education

Chapter 75: Psychological changes

Chapter 76: Antenatal abdominal examination

Chapter 77: Vaginal examination

Chapter 78: Artificial rupture of membranes

Chapter 79: Urinary catheterisation

Chapter 80: Blood pressure and temperature, pulse and respiration: back to basics

Chapter 81: Episiotomy

Chapter 82: Perineal repair

Chapter 83: Feeding support and breast expression

Chapter 84: Blood and blood products

Chapter 85: Maternal resuscitation

Chapter 86: Neonatal resuscitation

Chapter 87: Examination of the newborn

Chapter 88: Newborn bloodspot screening

Chapter 89: Care of women having surgery
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