TABLE OF CONTENTS
Human sexuality1Sexual anatomy and physiologyStages of pubic hair developmentThree parts of the uterus2Male and female homologues3Basic knowledge in genetics and obstetrics4Menstrual cycleStages of sexual responses5Stages of fetal growth & development63 processes of implantationdiagnostic test for amniotic fluid7 placentaTrimester8Torch9Physiological adaptation of the mother to pregnancyPathogenic anemiaEdema 10VaricositiesVulbar varicositiesThrombophlebitisMorning sicknessConstipationFlatulenceHeartburnHemorrhoids11Local changesProblems related to the change of vaginal environmentVaginititisMoniliasis or candidiasisBreast self exam12Test to determine breast cancer Signs and symptoms of pregnancyPlacental gradinPsychological adaptation of pregnancyPre natal visit13 Nagele’s ruleMcDonald’s rule14Bartholomew’s ruleHaases rulePhysical examinationPap smear15Stages of cervical cancer Leopold’s maneuver Assessment of fetal well-being16Cardiff count to 10 method Nonstress testRecommended nutrient requirementthat increases curing pregnancy17Sexual activity18ExerciseChildbirth preparation19Bradley methodGrandly Dick Read MethodDifferent methods of deliveryIntrapartal notesTheories of the onset of labor20The 4 P’s of labor Passenger PassagewayImportant measurements21Power Psyche/personPre-eminent signs of labor Premature rupture of membraneCord prolapseDifference between true labor & false labor22Duration of labor First stage: onset of true contractionsEffacementDilation Nsg interventions in each stage of labor Latent phaseActive phaseTransitional phasePelvic exam23StationPresentationTwo typesMonitoring the contractions and fetal heart toneParts of contractionsHealth teachings24Second stage: fetal stageModified Ritgens maneuver Mechanism of labor Three parts of pelvisTwo major division of pelvisLinea terminals25Third stage: birth to expulsion of placentaSigns of placental separationTypes of placental deliveryBrandt Andrews Maneuver Fourth stage: after delivery of placentaComplications of labor26Precipitate labor Uterine ruptureAmniotic fluid embolism
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