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Midwifery Emergencies at a Glance is a succinct, illustrated guide covering the practical skills needed to manage obstetric and midwifery emergencies, as well as high-risk midwifery care. It provides clear guidance on the factors which predispose to complications so that preventative management can be employed whenever possible.  Broad-ranging yet easy-to-read, Midwifery Emergencies at a Glance details the underlying physiology and pathophysiology related to the emergency and explores both the physical and psychological care of the woman, partner and newborn during and following the emergency. 

Key features:

  • Evidence-based, with guidance from the NMC, RCOG, NICE, and The Resuscitation Council
  • Presented in an innovative, visual style that makes the key concepts easy to understand
  • Provides helpful websites that expand on various topics as well as providing information on support groups for the woman and her family

Midwifery Emergencies at a Glance is an ideal guide for practising midwives, pre‐registration student midwives, general practitioners and junior doctors to support both revision and clinical practice. 

Preface viii
Abbreviations ix
About the companion website x
Part 1 Professional issues 1(6)
Section 1 Professionalism
1 Professional standards
2(2)
2 Communications during an emergency
4(3)
Part 2 Emergency skills 7(36)
Section 2 Resuscitation
3 Maternal resuscitation
8(2)
4 Neonatal resuscitation
10(4)
Section 3 Haemorrhage
5 Antepartum haemorrhage
14(2)
8 Primary postpartum haemorrhage
16(2)
7 Secondary postpartum haemorrhage
18(2)
Section 4 Malpresentations and multiple pregnancy
8 Occipito posterior positions
20(2)
9 Face and brow presentations
22(2)
10 Breech presentations
24(2)
11 Cord presentation and prolapse
26(2)
12 Twins
28(2)
Section 5 Dystocia
13 Shoulder dystocia
30(2)
14 Uterine dystocia - failure to progress
32(2)
Section 8 Placental separation problems
15 Manual removal of the placenta
34(2)
16 Adhered or partially adhered placenta
36(2)
Section 7 Uterine emergencies
17 Uterine inversion
38(2)
18 Uterine rupture and scar dehiscence
40(3)
Part 3 Medical and psychological emergencies 43(22)
Section 8 Psychological disorders
19 Post-traumatic stress disorder
44(2)
20 Postnatal depression (mood disorder)
46(2)
21 Puerperal (postpartum) psychosis
48(2)
Section 9 Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
22 Pre-eclampsia
50(2)
23 Eclampsia
52(2)
Section 10 Embolic and coagulation disorders
24 Venous thromboembolism
54(2)
25 Amniotic fluid embolism
56(2)
26 Disseminated intravascular coagulation
58(2)
Section 11 Preterm labour
27 Prelabour rupture of membranes
60(2)
28 Preterm labour and delivery
62(3)
Part 4 Associated skills 65(48)
Section 12 Instrumental and Operative deliveries
29 Instrumental vaginal delivery
66(2)
30 Preparation and transfer to the operating theatre
68(2)
31 Role of the scrub midwife or nurse
70(2)
32 Receiving the baby in the operating theatre
72(2)
33 Immediate care following surgery
74(2)
Section 13 Fetal surveillance
34 Electronic fetal monitoring - actions following a suspicious or pathological trace
76(2)
35 Fetal scalp electrode
78(2)
38 Fetal blood sampling
80(2)
Section 14 Maternal monitoring
37 Recognising the deteriorating woman
82(2)
38 Examination per vaginam
84(2)
39 Speculum examination
86(2)
40 Urinary catheterisation
88(2)
Section 15 Venous skills
41 Venepuncture
90(2)
42 Intravenous cannulation
92(2)
43 Blood transfusion therapy
94(2)
Section 16 Augmentation
44 Artificial rupture of membranes
96(2)
45 Oxytocic augmentation
98(2)
Section 17 Perinea! Trauma
46 Third- and fourth-degree tears
100(2)
47 Perineal suturing
102(2)
Section 18 Infection awareness
48 Maternal sepsis
104(2)
49 Source isolation nursing
106(2)
50 Group B streptococcus
108(2)
51 Infection control
110(3)
Part 5 Self-assessment 113(11)
Section 19 Revision and self-assessment
Multiple choice questions
114(7)
Multiple choice answers
121(3)
References 124(7)
Index 131
Denise Campbell, Principal Midwifery Lecturer, University of Hertfordshire, UK. Susan Carr, Principal Midwifery Lecturer, University of Hertfordshire, UK.
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