Active Management of Labour

Häftad, Engelska, 2003

AvK. O'Driscoll,D. Meagher,Michael Robson

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This manual encompasses a comprehensive approach to the management of labour. Based on the simple proposition that effective uterine action is the key to normal delivery, Active Management of Labour covers all aspects of delivery for nulliparous women with vertex presentation and single foetus.

This is an accessible and practical guide for obstericians and midwives as well as anaesthetists and the auxiliary staff of maternity units.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2003-11-24
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
Vikt410 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor236
Upplaga4
FörlagElsevier Health Sciences
ISBN9780723432029

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Section 1: Text1. Nulliparous v parous women2. Induction v acceleration3. Malpresentations, malformation, twins4. Duration of labour5. Diagnosis of labour6. Progress: first stage7. Progress: second stage8. Acceleration of slow labour9. Oxytocin in labour10. Normal and abnormal labour (dystocia)11. Inefficient uterine action12. Cephalopelvic disproportion13. Occipitoposterior position14. Trauma15. Pain16. Antenatal preparation17. Analgesic drugs18. Epidural anaesthesia19. Personal attention20. Role of the doctor21. Role of the nurse/midwife22. Role of the mother23. Care of the fetus24. Induction25. Organization26. Cervix in labour27. Caesarean section rates28. Cerebral palsySection II: Visual Records1. Nulliparous labour2. Duration of labour3. Diagnosis of labour4. Progress in labour5. Care of the fetus6. Oxytocin7. Analgesia8. Method of delivery and additional items9. Normal labour (1)10. Normal labour (2)11. Normal labour (3)12. Abnormal labour: slow progress (1)13. Abnormal labour: slow progress (2)14. Abnormal labour: slow progress (3)15. Abnormal labour: secondary arrest (1)16. Abnormal labour: secondary arrest (2)17. Method of treatment: artificial rupture of membranes18. Method of treatment: oxytocin infusion (1)19. Method of treatment: oxytocin infusion (2)20. Failure to respond to treatment: error in diagnosis21. Failure to respond to treatment: membranes intact22. Failure to respond to treatment: hesitant use of oxytocin23. Failure to respond to treatment: cephalopelvic disproportion24. Induction: success25. Induction: failure (1)26. Induction: failure (2)27. Fetal distress: placental insufficiency/accident of labour28. Parous labourSection III: Clinical Data1. Comparative figures for 35 years2. Analysis of hospital population3. Clinical circumstances of perinatal deaths4. Rupture of uterus5. Traumatic intracranial haemorrhage in firstborn infants6. Cerebral dysfunction in mature infants7. Diagnosis of labour8. Duration of labour in nulliparous women9. Spontaneously labouring nulliparous women with a single cephalic pregnancy at term10. Obstetrical norms in nulliparous women