RNSG 1471
RNSG 1538Health Care Concepts 3Concept – REPRODUCTIONConcept Definition The process by which humans produce a new life. ExemplarsContraception/family planningInfertilityPregnancy (Include Birth Process)Placental complicationsPreterm laborNewborn (Include Neonate)Genetics (Downs, Huntington’s, Breast Cancer, Sickle Cell) Objectives1. Explain what the concept of reproduction means (including definition, antecedents, and attributes).2. Analyze conditions which place a patient at risk for reproductive imbalance.3. Identify when reproductive imbalance (negative consequence) is developing or has developed.4. Discuss exemplars (Contraception/family planning, infertility, pregnancy, placental complication, preterm labor, newborn, genetics (Downs, Huntington’s, Breast Cancer, Sickle Cell) of common reproductive disorders.5. Discuss what defines a normal pregnancy.6. Apply the nursing process (including collaborative interventions) for individuals experiencing reproductive imbalance and to promote normal reproduction. AssignmentsReview the Reproduction Concept Analysis diagramInternetMarch of Dimes - peristats/pdflib/195/48.pdfConception - and implementation - vaginal delivery – (resources available to school)Newborn Premature Newborn Fetal circulation watch?v=-IRkisEtzskHuntington Disease - assigned pre-class reading and preparation (see Blackboard for content)Content OutlineConcept: ReproductionNormal reproductive healthContraceptionConception and pregnancyProblems with reproductionInfertilityCausesTreatmentsReproductive TechnologyMaintaining a pregnancyPlacenta complicationNursing CareNormal pregnancy and the newbornAntepartum CareIntrapartum CarePostpartum CareNursing ProcessPreterm LaborRisk factorsNursing processGeneticsRisk factorsNursing Process ................
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