Awarded first place in the 2018 AJN Book of the Year Awards in the Maternal-Child Health/Prenatal Nursing/ Childbirth category! Learn to provide the best prenatal, intrapartum, postpartum, and neonatal care possible. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective, 5th Edition includes expert insight and clinically relevant coverage of the physiologic changes that occur throughout all major periods of the perinatal experience. This classic reference gives you a solid foundation for assessment and therapeutic interventions, featuring an emphasis on the evolving interrelationships between mother, fetus, and neonate and adaptations of preterm and term infants to the extrauterine environment.
1. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology A Clinical Perspective - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Table of Contents - p. iv 6. Contributors and Reviewers - p. v 7. Preface - p. vii 8. CHAPTER 1 Biologic basis for reproduction - p. 1 9. CHAPTER 2 Physiologic basis for reproduction - p. 29 10. CHAPTER 3 Prenatal period and placental physiology - p. 61 11. Overview of pregnancy - p. 61 12. Conception - p. 62 13. Embryonic and fetal development - p. 68 14. Regulation of development - p. 68 15. The placenta and placental physiology - p. 78 16. Umbilical cord - p. 94 17. Amnion and chorion - p. 95 18. Amniotic fluid - p. 95 19. Clinical implications - p. 97 20. Summary - p. 109 21. CHAPTER 4 Parturition and uterine physiology - p. 115 22. CHAPTER 5 Postpartum period and lactation physiology - p. 142 23. CHAPTER 6 Fetal assessment - p. 162 24. CHAPTER 7 Pharmacology and pharmacokinetics during the perinatal period - p. 180 25. Pharmacokinetics - p. 180 26. Pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics - p. 180 27. Pharmacokinetics during pregnancy - p. 181 28. Summary - p. 192 29. Pharmacokinetics in the fetus - p. 193 30. Neonatal pharmacokinetics - p. 195 31. Summary - p. 200 32. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman, fetus, and neonate - p. 201 33. Summary - p. 210 34. CHAPTER 8 Hematologic and hemostatic systems - p. 215 35. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 215 36. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 223 37. Summary - p. 227 38. Development of the hematologic system in the fetus - p. 228 39. Neonatal physiology - p. 232 40. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 237 41. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 244 42. Summary - p. 245 43. CHAPTER 9 Cardiovascular system - p. 251 44. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 251 45. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 258 46. Summary - p. 267 47. Development of the cardiovascular system in the fetus - p. 267 48. Neonatal physiology - p. 279 49. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 286 50. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 290 51. Summary - p. 291 52. CHAPTER 10 Respiratory system - p. 297 53. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 297 54. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 302 55. Summary - p. 306 56. Development of the respiratory system in the fetus - p. 307 57. Neonatal physiology - p. 317 58. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 333 59. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 344 60. Summary - p. 345 61. CHAPTER 11 Renal system and fluid and electrolyte homeostasis - p. 351 62. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 351 63. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 359 64. Summary - p. 363 65. Development of the renal system in the fetus - p. 364 66. Neonatal physiology - p. 368 67. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 376 68. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 381 69. Summary - p. 382 70. CHAPTER 12 Gastrointestinal and hepatic systems and perinatal nutrition - p. 387 71. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 387 72. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 393 73. Summary - p. 400 74. Development of the gastrointestinal and hepatic systems in the fetus - p. 401 75. Neonatal physiology - p. 409 76. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 418 77. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 427 78. Summary - p. 427 79. CHAPTER 13 Immune system and host defense mechanisms - p. 435 80. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 435 81. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 444 82. Summary - p. 450 83. Development of host defense mechanisms in the fetus - p. 451 84. Neonatal physiology - p. 452 85. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 460 86. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 463 87. Summary - p. 466 88. CHAPTER 14 Integumentary system - p. 471 89. CHAPTER 15 Neurologic, muscular, and sensory systems - p. 497 90. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 497 91. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 502 92. Summary - p. 508 93. Development of the neurologic, muscular, and sensory systems in the fetus - p. 509 94. Neonatal physiology - p. 521 95. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 529 96. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 536 97. Summary - p. 536 98. CHAPTER 16 Carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism - p. 543 99. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 543 100. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 550 101. Summary - p. 554 102. Development of carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism in the fetus - p. 554 103. Neonatal physiology - p. 559 104. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 562 105. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 566 106. CHAPTER 17 Calcium and phosphorus metabolism - p. 571 107. CHAPTER 18 Bilirubin metabolism - p. 589 108. CHAPTER 19 Pituitary, adrenal, and thyroid function - p. 609 109. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 609 110. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 615 111. Summary - p. 621 112. Development of hypothalamic, pituitary, adrenal, and thyroid function in the fetus - p. 622 113. Neonatal physiology - p. 627 114. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 628 115. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 633 116. Summary - p. 633 117. CHAPTER 20 Thermoregulation - p. 639 118. APPENDIX A List of abbreviations - p. 661 119. Index - p. 667 120. Index - Continued - p. 676 121. Index - Continued - p. 687 122. Index - Continued - p. 692 123. Index - Continued - p. 701
Awarded first place in the 2018 AJN Book of the Year Awards in the Maternal-Child Health/Prenatal Nursing/ Childbirth category! Learn to provide the best prenatal, intrapartum, postpartum, and neonatal care possible. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology: A Clinical Perspective, 5th Edition includes expert insight and clinically relevant coverage of the physiologic changes that occur throughout all major periods of the perinatal experience. This classic reference gives you a solid foundation for assessment and therapeutic interventions, featuring an emphasis on the evolving interrelationships between mother, fetus, and neonate and adaptations of preterm and term infants to the extrauterine environment.
1. Maternal, Fetal, & Neonatal Physiology A Clinical Perspective - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Table of Contents - p. iv 6. Contributors and Reviewers - p. v 7. Preface - p. vii 8. CHAPTER 1 Biologic basis for reproduction - p. 1 9. CHAPTER 2 Physiologic basis for reproduction - p. 29 10. CHAPTER 3 Prenatal period and placental physiology - p. 61 11. Overview of pregnancy - p. 61 12. Conception - p. 62 13. Embryonic and fetal development - p. 68 14. Regulation of development - p. 68 15. The placenta and placental physiology - p. 78 16. Umbilical cord - p. 94 17. Amnion and chorion - p. 95 18. Amniotic fluid - p. 95 19. Clinical implications - p. 97 20. Summary - p. 109 21. CHAPTER 4 Parturition and uterine physiology - p. 115 22. CHAPTER 5 Postpartum period and lactation physiology - p. 142 23. CHAPTER 6 Fetal assessment - p. 162 24. CHAPTER 7 Pharmacology and pharmacokinetics during the perinatal period - p. 180 25. Pharmacokinetics - p. 180 26. Pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics - p. 180 27. Pharmacokinetics during pregnancy - p. 181 28. Summary - p. 192 29. Pharmacokinetics in the fetus - p. 193 30. Neonatal pharmacokinetics - p. 195 31. Summary - p. 200 32. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman, fetus, and neonate - p. 201 33. Summary - p. 210 34. CHAPTER 8 Hematologic and hemostatic systems - p. 215 35. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 215 36. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 223 37. Summary - p. 227 38. Development of the hematologic system in the fetus - p. 228 39. Neonatal physiology - p. 232 40. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 237 41. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 244 42. Summary - p. 245 43. CHAPTER 9 Cardiovascular system - p. 251 44. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 251 45. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 258 46. Summary - p. 267 47. Development of the cardiovascular system in the fetus - p. 267 48. Neonatal physiology - p. 279 49. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 286 50. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 290 51. Summary - p. 291 52. CHAPTER 10 Respiratory system - p. 297 53. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 297 54. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 302 55. Summary - p. 306 56. Development of the respiratory system in the fetus - p. 307 57. Neonatal physiology - p. 317 58. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 333 59. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 344 60. Summary - p. 345 61. CHAPTER 11 Renal system and fluid and electrolyte homeostasis - p. 351 62. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 351 63. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 359 64. Summary - p. 363 65. Development of the renal system in the fetus - p. 364 66. Neonatal physiology - p. 368 67. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 376 68. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 381 69. Summary - p. 382 70. CHAPTER 12 Gastrointestinal and hepatic systems and perinatal nutrition - p. 387 71. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 387 72. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 393 73. Summary - p. 400 74. Development of the gastrointestinal and hepatic systems in the fetus - p. 401 75. Neonatal physiology - p. 409 76. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 418 77. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 427 78. Summary - p. 427 79. CHAPTER 13 Immune system and host defense mechanisms - p. 435 80. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 435 81. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 444 82. Summary - p. 450 83. Development of host defense mechanisms in the fetus - p. 451 84. Neonatal physiology - p. 452 85. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 460 86. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 463 87. Summary - p. 466 88. CHAPTER 14 Integumentary system - p. 471 89. CHAPTER 15 Neurologic, muscular, and sensory systems - p. 497 90. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 497 91. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 502 92. Summary - p. 508 93. Development of the neurologic, muscular, and sensory systems in the fetus - p. 509 94. Neonatal physiology - p. 521 95. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 529 96. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 536 97. Summary - p. 536 98. CHAPTER 16 Carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism - p. 543 99. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 543 100. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 550 101. Summary - p. 554 102. Development of carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism in the fetus - p. 554 103. Neonatal physiology - p. 559 104. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 562 105. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 566 106. CHAPTER 17 Calcium and phosphorus metabolism - p. 571 107. CHAPTER 18 Bilirubin metabolism - p. 589 108. CHAPTER 19 Pituitary, adrenal, and thyroid function - p. 609 109. Maternal physiologic adaptations - p. 609 110. Clinical implications for the pregnant woman and her fetus - p. 615 111. Summary - p. 621 112. Development of hypothalamic, pituitary, adrenal, and thyroid function in the fetus - p. 622 113. Neonatal physiology - p. 627 114. Clinical implications for neonatal care - p. 628 115. Maturational changes during infancy and childhood - p. 633 116. Summary - p. 633 117. CHAPTER 20 Thermoregulation - p. 639 118. APPENDIX A List of abbreviations - p. 661 119. Index - p. 667 120. Index - Continued - p. 676 121. Index - Continued - p. 687 122. Index - Continued - p. 692 123. Index - Continued - p. 701
