Sexual Problems in Pregnancy and Current Midwifery Approach

Midwifery: Alternative Care for Pregnancy and Childbirth

Abby Able, who is pregnant, decides to have her baby at home. She receives prenatal care from a certified nurse-midwife, (CNM), and after months of preparation and planning, she delivers a healthy baby at home. A physician calls this an example of maternal trauma and child abuse. Bonnie Baker, also pregnant, does as many women do and visits her obstetriciadgynecologist. She and the physician af...

Controversies and problems in the current management of tubal pregnancy.

The two main conservative treatment alternatives for tubal pregnancy, methotrexate administration and laparoscopic salpingostomy are under constant review. Recently, expectant management of tubal pregnancy has become increasingly popular. In this review, we assess the outcome of conservative management modalities for extrauterine pregnancy and compare the results of treatment with methotrexate ...

Prescription Writing Errors of Midwifery Students in Common Gynecological problems

Background and aim: Giving improper prescriptions is common among medical practitioners, mostly graduates, in most communities even developed countries. So far, to our knowledge, no study has been conducted on prescription writing of graduate midwifery students. Therefore, this study aimed to detect prescription writing errors of midwifery students in common gynecological problems. Methods: In ...

Diabetes in pregnancy: the midwifery role in management.

Although the primary focus of midwifery is on uncomplicated pregnancy, all midwives must screen for and, in some cases, comanage the care of women with diabetes mellitus and gestational diabetes. This article will review the types of diabetes, implications for preconceptional and pregnancy care, the changing recommendations relative to diabetes in pregnancy, and the role of the midwife in provi...

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