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Week 1:
8/24/11
Darwin 37
2 to 4:40 |
Introduction, Course Assignments
Clinicals: All information for clinicals is listed under the N345 link to the left.
QSEN
Care of Patients: A conceptual, holistic view of problems and solutions!
Begin Normal Intrapartum |
Introduction: To get yourself oriented to this course,
please familiarize yourself with this Web Site. I will not be
reviewing this course in great detail, so if you have questions
be sure to raise them in class! Thanks.
Note: anything in this column that is indented and says Other useful information is interesting, but is not imperative that you visit these links.
Effectively using the textbook, its accompanying resources and this website. Check out the childbirth video (in Resources chapter 19 Prepare for class, clinical or lab)
Using the ATI Module.
Tests: Are on-line. If you have disability verification to take pencil and paper tests please t me know!
What is Quality and Safety in Nursing Education (QSEN)?
Fishbone Diagrams: Problem and Solution. Print a copy of each of these!
Readings: Lowdermilk Chapters 16 and 19.
Study Guide for labor and delivery.
Note: You do not have to do the study guides, they just provide a focus for the readings. They are a tool I developed.
ATI: Intrapartum: Chapters 11, 12 (non-pharmacological pain management), 13 (up to continuous FHR monitoring) and 14.
Stages of Labor Table: Bring to class.
Other interesting sites!:
L&D, PP and NSY is a foreign
language!
Nursing for Women's Health: AWHONN's on-line journal has some great resources.
A free Kaiser FHR monitoring course! Just follow the directions!
NY Times: Science Tuesday
Videos, DVDs in Media Center. Be sure to bring the # (i.e. VHS 5825)
Videos: Birth #16 Teri (MRES 59) (10 min.) Midwife assisting birth. Minimal intervention. Celebrate Birth! (VHS 5825). ( 41 min.) For public. Lamaze classes, labor and birth support. These are not required.
Birth Day (11 min) (MRES 362)
Monty Python's Take on the Miracle of Birth!
NurseBarb: This Nurse Practitioner does a great job of promoting health for women, her career and health in her community and beyond.
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Week 2:
8/31/11 |
Continue Normal Intrapartum
Normal Postpartum |
Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapters 17 (pp 386-397), 20,
21 & 22.
Postpartum Study Guide
Review: ATI: Intrapartum : Chapters 11, 12 (non-pharmacological pain management), 13 (up to continuous FHR monitoring) and 14 and postpartum
Review: ATI: postpartum: Chapters 17, 18 and 19
Postpartum case studies: (bring to class)
Fishbone Diagrams: Problem and Solution. Print a copy of each of these! We will be using for the case studies.
Other interesting sites!:
American College of Nurse Midwives
A website maintained by
doulas
Here is a site with some general information for new mothers.
Modules Due: Module
1: Common & Not So Common Terminology & Abbreviations.
(the glossary section on the Lowdermilk resources will be helpful.
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Week 3:
9/7/11
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Normal Newborn & Breastfeeding
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Readings: Lowdermilk Chapters 23, 24, 25, and pp.
841-844; 853 (group B strep); 867-873 (jaundice).
Newborn Study Guide
Review: ATI: Low-risk newborn: Chapters 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27: hypoglycemia, RDS, LGA, SGA, hyperbilirubinemia, posterm
Modules Due: Module 2: Pharmacology and Module 3: Infant Nutrition.
View these before class and jot down any questions you may and we will discuss in class:
Other useful information:
Journal Article: Wright, H. (2004). Breastfeeding
and the transmission of HIV. British Journal of Midwifery,
Vol. 12 Issue 2, p88, 5p.
What is a Baby Friendly Hospital?
Newborn
Screening Tests
Birth Defects
and Genetic Disorders
SIDS prevention: From the American Academy of Pediatrics
California's Newborn Screening Program
Recommended Reading: The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding, Mother's
Nursing Companion.
Videos: Still Shiny. VHS 5823 (27 min) For Public. Babies do the talking and
14 Steps for Better Breast Feeding. VHS 5824 (16 min.) For Public, but really helpful!
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Week 4: 9/14/11
Stevenson 2044
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Exam #1 Normal Intrapartum, Postpartum
and the Newborn
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Exam #1
Discussion of criteria for the Evidence Based Practice Summary Brief .
Evidence-Based Practice: JOGNN does a Current Resources for Evidence-Based Practice. Go to: SSU Library homepage. In top box, pick Journal title. Type in JOGNN and Search. Click on electronic (#2). Click on Wiley. In the top right hand Search Box leave as in this journal. In the box below type in Current Resources for Evidence-Based Practice and click the arrow. You can open different articles and peruse for topics. Check it out!!
Check out the Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health for ideas.
Useful Library info
Check out SSU embedded library databases! It searches the databases you select all at once! Great way to start.
Current Nursing: Open access nursing research and review articles. Click on research and scroll down to Open Access Journals. This is a great resource for EBP!
The Childbirth Connection Website: an EBP source for childbearing families and health care providers.
Advanced Practice Nurses (i.e. midwives): Systematic review of quality of care
How EBP relates to Quality and Safety in Nursing Education (QSEN). Minimizing the risk of harm to patients and providers through both system effectiveness and individual performance |
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High Risk Intrapartum |
Readings: Chapters 18, 28 (pp 680-687), & 33 33 (start on page 791)
High Risk Intrapartum Study Guide #2
Review: ATI: Chapters 13, 15 and 16.
Check out before class:
NIH Vaginal Birth After Cesarean: New Insights Conference: 3/2010 |
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Week 6: 9/28/11
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Continue High Risk Intrapartum
Guest Speaker: Karen Clark |
Reading: Lowdermilk: Chapters 27 and 17 (pp 397-413)
High Risk Intrapartum Study Guide #1
Terri DelCarlo's HTN worksheet
Some practice HTN test questions
Some Practice pain medication test questions
Review: ATI: Chapter 12 (pharmacologic pain management)
Recommended Video #11: Traci & Ed (MRES 58). 12 min. Old, but still good! Induction and c-section. -2, posterior, AROM. Nurse gives some false reassurance!
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Week 7: 10/5/11
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High Risk Postpartum
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Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapters 34, 32
(pp. 767-776), Chapter 11 (234-238).
High Risk Postpartum Study Guide
Review: ATI: Postpartum Complication: Chapters 20, 21 and 22.
High Risk Postpartum Case Studies. Please read these and have a basic understanding of the nursing diagnoses and interventions including how you would prioritize the care. Please bring these to class. We will be dividing into groups to present your solutions based on the SBAR format.
DIC PowerPoint
NICU: Parents' first view!
Other useful information:
MGH Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders
Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS).
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (an LA County Site with good national resource links)
Modules Due: Module
4: High Risk Postpartum Illnesses and
Module 5: World Birth Day
(MRES 9058). (Do
in a group and post) |
Week 8: 10/12/11
Stevenson 2044 |
Exam #2 High Risk Intrapartum and
Postpartum
Culturally Competent Care for Childbearing Families (including adolescent pregnancy) |
Exam #2
Readings: Lowdermilk: 2 & Cultural beliefs-cultural traditions pages listed in Index (p.980).
Other useful information:
Unnatural causes: How Racism Impacts Pregnancy Outcomes
Unique cultural perspectives from other nursing students!
Suggested Reading: Lipson, J., Dibble, S. & Minarik, P. (1996). Culture & Nursing Care: A Pocket Guide. San Francisco: UCSF Nursing Press. This is a great little book. It has sections on 24 different cultures and includes sections on cultural perspectives related to health: communication, activities of daily living, food practices, rituals and beliefs, family relationships, symptom management, spiritual and religious orientation, illness beliefs and health practices.
Willis, W (1999). Culturally competent nursing care during the perinatal period. Journal of Perinatal Nursing. 13(3);45-59.
Recommended DVDs: Juno: Facing an unplanned pregnancy, teenage Juno devises a plan
to locate the proverbial perfect parents to adopt her baby. MRES 360.
Birth Day (11 minutes). MRES 362. Home birth in Mexico.
Statistics never lie: The truth behind teen pregnancy rates!
Midterm Evaluation: Please go to the N 340 Moodle homepage, assessments and complete the evaluation. Thanks! |
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Week 9: 10/19/11
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Normal Antepartum
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Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapters 13, 14, 15 and 26
Prenatal Study Guide
Review: ATI: Chapters 3, 4 5 and 6.
Modules Due: Module 6: Nutritional Health During Pregnancy
Check out before class:
Note: Next week you will be presenting a case study to the class. You have been randomly assigned to one of 5 groups. Please print your case study and bring it with you to class next week as you will have some time to meet with your group to discuss how you will organize your presentation.
Other interesting information:
The Mayo Clinic
Week by Week pregnancy guide
Common complaints (and solutions!) of pregnancy
March of Dimes; Go into professionals and then newborn screening on left bar.
Kaiser's Pregnancy and Newborn care web site
Baby Center: This is a lay website for people interested in pregnancy and young kids. Check out: Add your child to the timeline!
UCSF's Nutrition in Pregnancy web site
Do your own nutritional assessment!
Home Environment Assessment Tool
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Week 10: 10/26/11
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High Risk Antepartum
Fetal Development including antepartum testing |
Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapters
28 (pp. 670-680), 33 (pp 779-792), 29 and 30 (719 - 722).
High Risk Antepartum Study Guide
Review: ATI: Chapters 7, 8, 9 and 10; Chapter 27: neonatal substance withdrawal.
Discussion: Groups will lead discussion on each of these case studies. Yep! They are all true!
Case Study
#1
Case Study
#2
Case Study
#3
Case Study
#4
Case Study
#5
Interesting!: Diabetes.com (in search type in pregnancy)
Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapter 12 and 26
Fetal Development and Testing Study Guide
Review: Review: ATI: Chapter 6; Chapter 27: neonatal substance withdrawal.
Module 7: She's Pregnant and
She's a Junkie (VHS 2447). 44 min. 1992 so old, but will get you a bit riled up! (Do
in a group and post.)
Other interesting information:
Animation of conception to birth
Recommended: Watch Losing Isaiah (1995) Halle Berry. Does a mother addicted to crack who's so irresponsible she accidentally abandons her baby deserve another chance? MRES 361.
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Week 11: 11/2/11 |
Reproductive Health Care Issues: STIs, Contraception
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Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapters 7 & 8 (pp 169-189).
Study Guide for Chapters 7 &8
Review: ATI Chapter 1
Other interesting sites!:
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Week 12: 11/9/11
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Infertility, Pregnancy Termination and Loss
Ethical and Legal Issues Related to Childbearing: Genetics |
Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapters: 8 (189-192), 9, 28 (670-680), 38, & adoption: pp. 208-209.
Infertility, Pregnancy Termination and Loss Study Guide
Other interesting information!:
Perinatal Grief Case Studies (take a look at these! They are all true!)
Prenatal Hospice: A Gift of Time
Open Path. The Fertility and Adoption Resource of Northern California
CA Surrendered Baby Law
You Tube overview of fertilization and embryo development! and an artistic rendition!
Recommended: Watch If These Walls Could Talk (1996). A house holds the stories of three women -- and a glimpse at the evolution of abortion rights in America. MRES 359.
Recommended Reading: Bialosky, J. ED. (1999). Wanting A Child.
Reading: Lowdermilk: Chapter 3
Study Guide for Chapter 3
Other interesting sites!:
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Week 13:
11/16/11
Stevenson 2044
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Exam #3
Junior Group Advising
N 380/N385 information meeting |
Antepartum, reproductive health
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11/23/11 |
Thanksgiving Break!! |
Eat Turkey, Be Happy |
Week 14 11/30/2011
Stevenson 2044 |
Exam #4: NCLEX Review (ATI Secured Test)
Developmental Perspective: Women's Health Issues
Political issues that impact women's health care |
Exam #4: ATI proctored exam
Review: ATI: review the entire Maternal Newborn Module. Practice tips for taking the ATI exam and Review the ATI Policy and Remediation plan that can be found in the Student Handbook (Appendix 7).
General advice for taking NCLEX style (such as ATI) tests.
Readings: Lowdermilk Chapters 1, 5, 7, 11 & 12
Other interesting sites!:
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Week 15: 12/7/11 |
Domestic Violence
Attendance at this class is mandatory
9-10 general information
10:20 to 11:40: YWCA Safe house presentation.
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Readings: Lowdermilk: Chapter. 5.
Chapter 5 Study Guide
I am getting $200 in Target and Safeway gift certificates for the women in the YWCA emergency shelter. I will be passing around and envelope in class so that if you want to contribute some money towards the gift certificates you can. This will be on a “love offering” basis only. You are not obligated to contribute.
Cycle of Violence and Power Wheels
Other interesting sites:
- For the general public:
- Background Information for HCPs:
- What is the law???
- Screening Tools you may find useful
Please Complete N 340 and N 345 (women's health) Course Evaluations. Please go to the N 340 Moodle Questionnaires and complete the evaluations. There are two. One is N 340 final evaluation for this course. The End of Course survey is to give you a chance to evaluate the class and the clinical together! If you are just finishing up the women's health clinical please complete the N 345 evaluation also.
SETE evaluations: Please also complete the Student Evaluations of Teaching Effectiveness. You will need to complete them for Jeanette Koshar (N 340) and N345: Kaiser: for Karen Clark OR Sutter: Cathy Clark
Your time is valuable and I really do use these to improve the courses for next year. Thanks! |
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Week 16:
12/14/11 |
Exam #4: NCLEX Review (second ATI Secured
Test)
Stevenson 2055 from 9-11am. |
Review: ATI: Basic concepts.
Review the DON's ATI Policy. If you scored less than a Level 2, complete the remediation activities.
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