Course content
Introduction to Obstetric Nursing
2History of Obstetrics
3Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body
4Embryology and Fetal Development
5Prenatal Care
6Laboratory Tests and Diagnostics in Pregnancy
7Pregnancy Complications
8Maternal Illnesses Affecting Pregnancy
9High Risk Pregnancy
10Nursing care during pregnancy
11Nutrition and Diet during Pregnancy
12Exercise and Physical Activity During Pregnancy
13Preparation for Childbirth
14Delivery and Birth Process
15Pain management during childbirth
16Normal and Cesarean Delivery: Indications and Complications
17Nursing care during childbirth
18Obstetric Emergencies
19Postpartum Care and Recovery
20Breastfeeding and Newborn Care
21Baby blues
22Maternal and Neonatal Mortality
23Family Planning and Contraception
24Reproductive Health
25Obstetric Violence
26Legal and Ethical Aspects in Obstetric Nursing
27Role of the Obstetric Nurse in Women's Health
28Technologies and Innovations in Obstetrics
29Training and Simulation in Obstetric Nursing
30Research and Evidence in Obstetric Nursing
31Communication and Relationship with the Patient
32Management and Leadership in Obstetric Nursing
33Health Education for Pregnant Women and Families
34Cultural and Diversity-Sensitive Care in Midwifery
35Nursing care in cases of pregnancy loss
36Nursing Care in Twin Pregnancy
37Nursing Care in Adolescent Pregnancy
38Nursing Care in Old Age Pregnancy
39Humanization of Labor and Birth
40Role of the Obstetric Nurse in the Family Health Strategy
41Role of the Obstetric Nurse in Neonatal Intensive Care Units
42Syndromes and Congenital Diseases
43Nursing Care in Premature Childbirth
44Nursing Care in Prolonged Labor
45Nursing care in dystocia
46Nursing Care in Childbirth Using Forceps or Vacuum Extractor
47Nursing Care in Childbirth at Home
48Nursing Care in Waterbirth
49Nursing Care in Childbirth Squatting
50Nursing Care in Leboyer Childbirth
51Nursing Care in Humanized Childbirth
52Nursing Care in Hospital Delivery
53Nursing Care in Childbirth in Maternity
54Nursing Care during Childbirth in a Normal Childbirth Center
55Nursing Care in Elective Cesarean Section
56Nursing Care in Emergency Cesarean Section
57Nursing Care in Cesarean After Attempted Normal Delivery
58Nursing Care in Cesarean with General Anesthesia
59Nursing Care in Cesarean with Regional Anesthesia
60Nursing Care in Cesarean with Local Anesthesia
61Nursing Care in Cesarean with Complications
62Nursing Care in Cesarean with Difficult Recovery
63Nursing Care in Cesarean Section with Postoperative Infection
64Nursing Care in Cesarean with Postpartum Hemorrhage
Course Description
The "Basic to Advanced Obstetric Nursing Course" is an in-depth program meticulously crafted for those involved in the Nursing field, specifically focusing on the vital area of obstetrics. With 64 pages of comprehensive content, this course is a significant stepping stone for those aspiring to specialize or advance their knowledge in obstetric nursing.
The journey begins with an "Introduction to Obstetric Nursing," outlining foundational concepts and the professional scope of practice. From there, the narrative takes you through the "History of Obstetrics," offering a rich background into the evolution of obstetric care and how historical practices have influenced modern techniques.
Understanding the "Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body" is critical, providing insight into the biological processes that underpin pregnancy. This is closely followed by "Embryology and Fetal Development," where learners gain a deep appreciation for the complexities of development from conception to birth.
"Prenatal Care" is a significant unit, highlighting the routine practices to ensure both maternal and fetal well-being. It covers aspects such as "Laboratory Tests and Diagnostics in Pregnancy," vital for monitoring and diagnosing potential complications.
The course delves into "Pregnancy Complications" and "Maternal Illnesses Affecting Pregnancy," equipping nurses with the knowledge to manage and mitigate issues that may arise. Special emphasis is given to "High Risk Pregnancy," where advanced nursing care is essential.
The latter sections of the course cover detailed topics on nursing care during and after pregnancy. "Nutrition and Diet during Pregnancy" and "Exercise and Physical Activity During Pregnancy" underscore the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. "Preparation for Childbirth" prepares expectant mothers through education and planning.
The course provides extensive training on the "Delivery and Birth Process," including "Pain management during childbirth" and different delivery methods such as "Normal and Cesarean Delivery: Indications and Complications." Further, units on "Nursing care during childbirth" and "Obstetric Emergencies" ensure that nurses are prepared for any scenario.
Postpartum care is also thoroughly discussed with topics like "Postpartum Care and Recovery," "Breastfeeding and Newborn Care," and the emotional aspects surrounding "Baby blues and Maternal and Neonatal Mortality." Family planning and reproductive health considerations are also addressed, emphasizing the holistic care required in obstetrics.
The course doesn't shy away from more sensitive topics such as "Obstetric Violence," "Legal and Ethical Aspects in Obstetric Nursing," and the "Role of the Obstetric Nurse in Women's Health." Future-facing subjects such as "Technologies and Innovations in Obstetrics" and "Training and Simulation in Obstetric Nursing" keep learners abreast of evolving practices.
Practical administrative and interpersonal abilities are honed through units on "Management and Leadership in Obstetric Nursing," "Communication and Relationship with the Patient," and "Health Education for Pregnant Women and Families". These are essential elements for fostering an environment of care and professionalism.
Specialized care scenarios are comprehensive, addressing "Cultural and Diversity-Sensitive Care in Midwifery," "Nursing care in cases of pregnancy loss," and the unique challenges of "Nursing Care in Twin Pregnancy," "Adolescent Pregnancy," and "Old Age Pregnancy."
The humanization and individualization of care are paramount. "Humanization of Labor and Birth" and nurses' roles in diverse settings, from "Family Health Strategy" and "Neonatal Intensive Care Units," to delivering babies in "Waterbirth" or "Childbirth Squatting," ensure that every aspect of obstetric nursing is covered.
Finally, obstetric emergencies and complex cesarea
This free course includes:
3h26m free online audio course
64 content pages
Certificate of course completion
Exercises to train your knowledge