When Pregnancy Isn't Perfect: A Layperson's Guide to Complications in PregnancyThe only book that gives the complete information needed by the one out of every five expectant mothers who will suffer major complications of pregnancy. When Pregnancy Isn't Perfect is a companion, advisor, and lifeline for the thousands of women who face the prospect of a problem pregnancy. |
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Page 126
... nurse gives you a complete physical exam , including a pelvic , if necessary . She will teach you how to use the monitor and transmit the data to the company . If your doctor orders them , your nurse will visit your home to conduct ...
... nurse gives you a complete physical exam , including a pelvic , if necessary . She will teach you how to use the monitor and transmit the data to the company . If your doctor orders them , your nurse will visit your home to conduct ...
Page 248
... nurse will insert it . Since the anes- thesia ( if it's a regional ) will be taking hold , you shouldn't feel this at all . Once you are anesthetized , the nurses will tie your legs down on the table . Try not to panic , even though ...
... nurse will insert it . Since the anes- thesia ( if it's a regional ) will be taking hold , you shouldn't feel this at all . Once you are anesthetized , the nurses will tie your legs down on the table . Try not to panic , even though ...
Page 273
... nurse will check them now and listen to the baby's heartbeat . Midnight - 6 : 00 A.M .: Nurse may look in on you . If you have to have medication around the clock , you will be awakened to take it . In addition to the usual routine ...
... nurse will check them now and listen to the baby's heartbeat . Midnight - 6 : 00 A.M .: Nurse may look in on you . If you have to have medication around the clock , you will be awakened to take it . In addition to the usual routine ...
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Whats Here for You How to Use This Book | 3 |
What Happens to You When | 8 |
When Pregnancy Is Perfect | 10 |
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