This course is designed to assist students in developing expertise and in depth understanding in the field of ostetric and!ynecological "ursing. #t $ill help students to appreciate the client as a holistic individual and develop s%ill to function as an independent &id$ifery practitioner. Escrie the concepts of phar&acological agents' their effects during pregnancy' child irth' puerperiu&' lactation and the role of nurse.
This course is designed to assist students in developing expertise and in depth understanding in the field of ostetric and!ynecological "ursing. #t $ill help students to appreciate the client as a holistic individual and develop s%ill to function as an independent &id$ifery practitioner. Escrie the concepts of phar&acological agents' their effects during pregnancy' child irth' puerperiu&' lactation and the role of nurse.
This course is designed to assist students in developing expertise and in depth understanding in the field of ostetric and!ynecological "ursing. #t $ill help students to appreciate the client as a holistic individual and develop s%ill to function as an independent &id$ifery practitioner. Escrie the concepts of phar&acological agents' their effects during pregnancy' child irth' puerperiu&' lactation and the role of nurse.
Placement: 1 st Year Hors o! Instrct"on Theory : 150 Hours. Practical : 650Hours Total : 800 Hours
Corse Descr"#t"on This course is design to assist students in developing expertise and in depth understanding in the field of Ostetric and !ynecological "ursing. #t $ill help students to appreciate the client as a holistic individual and develop s%ill to function as an independent &id$ifery practitioner. #t $ill further enale the student to function as educator' &anager and researcher in the field of Ostetric and !ynecological nursing O$%ect"&es (t the end of the course the students $ill e ale to: 1. (ppreciate the trends in the field of &id$ifery' ostetrics and gynaecology as a specialty ). *escrie the population dyna&ics and indicators of &aternal and child health +. *escrie the concepts of iophysical' psychological and spiritual aspects of nor&al pregnancy' laor and puerperiu&. ,. Provide co&prehensive nursing care to $o&en during reproductive period. 5. #ntegrate the concepts of fa&ily centered nursing care and nursing process approach in ostetric and gynecological nursing. 6. #dentify and analy-e the deviations fro& nor&al irth process and refer appropriately. .. *escrie the phar&acological agents' their effects during pregnancy' child irth' puerperiu&' lactation and the role of nurse 8. /ounsel adolescents' $o&en and fa&ilies on issues pertaining to pregnancy' child irth and lactation 0. *escrie the role of various types of co&ple&entary and alternative therapies in ostetric and gynecological nursing 10. #ncorporate evidence ased nursing practice and identify the areas of research in the field of ostetric and gynecological nursing 11. *escrie the recent advance&ent in contraceptive technology and irth control &easures. 1). (ppreciate the legal and ethical issues pertaining to ostetric and gynaecological nursing Corse Content SN UNIT TOPIC THEORY PRACTICALS 1 # Intro'ct"on Historical and conte&porary perspectives 1pide&iological aspects of &aternal and child health 2agnitude of &aternal and child prole&s #ssues of &aternal and child health: (ge' !ender' 3exuality' psycho socio cultural factors Preventive ostetrics "ational Health and fa&ily $elfare progra&&es related to &aternal and child health: health care delivery syste& "ational 4ural health &ission' 4ole of "!O5s Theories' &odels and (pproaches applied to &id$ifery practice. 4ole and scope of &id$ifery practice: #ndependent "urse &id$ifery practitioner 6egal and 1thical issues : /ode of 1thics and standards of &id$ifery practice' standing orders 1vidence ased &id$ifery practice 4esearch priorities in ostetric and gynecological nursing 15 ) ## Hman re#ro'ct"on 4evie$ of anato&y and physiology of hu&an reproduction syste&: &ale and fe&ale Hor&onal cycles 1&ryology !enetics' teratology and counseling /linical i&plications )0 + ### Pre(nanc) 1. 2aternal adaptation : Physiocological ' Psychosocial (ssess&ent 7 2aternal and foetal &easures 2aternal 2easures: History ta%ing' exa&ination 8 !eneral' physical and ostetrical &easure ' identification of high ris% 9oetal &easure 8 clinical para&eters' ioche&ical 8 hu&an estriol' 2aternal 3eru& (lfa 9eto protein' (cetyl choline esterase :(ch1;' Triple Test (&niocentesis' /ordocentesis' chorionic villus sa&pling :/<3; =iophysical 8 : >3 #2(!#"! ' 9oetal &ove&ent count' >ltra 3onography' /ardiotocography' cardioto&ography' "on 3trss Test : "3T ;' contraction 3tress Test : /3T; ' a&nioscopy' foetoscopy 4adiological exa&ination #nterpretation of diagnostic tests and nursing i&plications "ursing &anage&ent of the pregnant $o&en' &inor disorders of pregnancy and &anage&ent ' preparation for child irth and parenthood' i&portance of institutional delivery' choice of irth setting ' i&portance and &oili-ing of transportation' prenatal counseling . role of nurse and crisis intervention ' identification of high ris% pregnancy and refer (lternative ? co&ple&entary therapies )0 5 SN UNIT TOPIC THEORY PRACTICALS , #< Normal La$or an' Nrs"n( mana(ement : 1ssential factors of laour 3tages and onset *"rst sta(e : P+)s"olo() o! normal la$or >se of partograph : principles' use and critical analysis' evidence ased studies (nalgesia and anesthesia in laour "ursing &anage&ent Secon' Sta(e Physiology' intrapartu& &onitoring "ursing &anage&ent 4esuscitation' i&&ediate ne$orn care and initiate reast feeding : guidelines of "ational neonatology foru& of #ndia; T+"r' sta(e Physiology and nursing &anage&ent *ort+ sta(e O$ser&at"on, cr"t"cal anal)s"s an' Nrs"n( mana(ement- <arious child irth practice: $ater irth' position change etc 1vidence ased practice in relation to laour intervention Role o! nrse m"'."!er) #ract"t"oner (lternative ? co&ple&entary therapies )+ @) ) 5 < Normal #er#er"m an' nrs"n( mana(ement Physiology of puerperiu& Physiology of lactation' lactation &anage&ent ' exclusive reast feeding ' =ay friendly hospital intitative : =9H#; (ssess&ent of postnatal $o&en 2inor disco&forts and co&plication of puerperiu& 2anage&ent of &others during puerperiu&: Postnatal exercises 4oo&ing in' ounding' Aar& chain 1vidence ased studies Role o! nrse m"'."!er) #ract"t"oner (lternative ? co&ple&entary therapies 18 @ 1 ) 6 <# Normal Ne.$orn Physiology and characteristics of nor&al ne$orn Physical and =ehavioral assess&ent of ne$orn "eeds of "e$orn 1ssential ne$orn care: 1xclusive reast feeding ' #&&uni-ation' Hygiene &easures' ne$orn nutrition Organi-ation of neonatal care' services: 6evels;' Transport' neonatal intensive care unit ' organi-ation and &anage&ent of nursing services in "#/> Oservation and care of ne$orn Parenting process 18 ) SN UNIT TOPIC THEORY PRACTICALS . <## P+armoco ')nam"cs "n o$stetr"cs *rugs used in pregnancy' laour' post partu& and ne$orn /alculation of drugs dose and ad&inistration 1ffects of drugs used (nesthesia and analgesia in ostetrics 4oles and responsiilities of &id$ifery nurse practitioner 3tanding orders and protocols and use of selected life saving drugs and interventions of ostetric e&ergencies approved y the 2OH9A 10 8 <### *am"l) .el!are ser&"ces Population dyna&ics *e&ography trends: vital statistics' calculation of indicators especially &aternal and neonatal &ortality rates and prole&s and other health prole&s 4ecent advance&ent in contraceptive technology 4ole of nurses in fa&ily $elfare progra&&es in all setting 4ole of independent nurse &id$ifery practitioner 9a&ily life education 1vidence ased studies #nfor&ation ' 1ducation and /o&&unication : #1/; 2anage&ent infor&ation and evaluation syste& :2#13; o Teaching and supervision of health tea& &e&ers 8 ) :<#3#T TO #1/; 0 #B In!ert"l"t) Pri&ary and secondary causes *iagnostic procedures /ounseling: ethical and legal aspects of assisted reproductive technology :(4T; 4ecent advance&ent in infertility &anage&ent (doption procedures 4ole of nurses in infertility &anage&ent 5 10 B /eno#ase Physiological' psychological and social aspects Hor&one 4eplace&ent Therapy 3urgical &enopause /ounseling and guidance 4ole of &id$ifery nurse practitioner 5 11 B# ABORTION Types' /auses 6egislations' /linical 4ights and Professional responsiility (ortion Procedures /o&plications "ursing 2anage&ent 4ole of 2id$ifery "urse Practitioner 5 PRACTICAL Total 0 123 Hors 1 .ee4 0 53 Hors SN De##t- 6 Un"t No- o! 7ee4 Total Hors 01 (netenatal Aards C OP*s 0, 1)0 0) 6aour 4oo& 05 1,0 0+ Postnatal Aard 0+ 00 0, 9a&ily Planning /linics 0) 60 05 PH/?4ural &aternity settings 0, 1)0 06 !ynae 0) 60 0. 2aternity OT 0) 60 Total 88 .ee4s 123 Hors Proce'res o$ser&e' *iagnostic investigation : a&niotecentecis' chordocentecis' chorionic' villisa&pling #nfertility &anage&ent: artificial reproduction: artificial inser&ination' invitro fertili-ation' and related procedures. Proce'res ass"ste' 2edical ter&ination of pregnancy Proce'res #er!orme' (ntenatal assess&ent 8)0 Postnatal assess&ent7)0 (ssess&ent during laour: use of partograph 8)0 Per <aginal exa&ination7)0 /onduct of nor&al delivery7)0 1pisioto&y and suturing710 3etting up of delivery areas #nsertion of intra 8 uterine devices: copper T; Ot+ers #dentification of high ris% $o&en and referral Health education to $o&en and their fa&ilies 2otivation of couples for planned parenthood Proce'res #er!orme' o Health education' counseling and &other craft classes o (ntenatal i&&uni-ation o (ssess&ent of intra uterine fetal $ell7eing o >niversal precautions 8effective infection control ðods o <aginal exa&ination and interpretation :early pregnancy' laour' post partu&; o >tili-ation of partograph' /ervicograph o /onduction of safe delivery o 1pisioto&ies suturing o 2anual re&oval of placenta' placental exa&ination o Postnatal assess&ent 8 )0 o 2anage&ent of reast engorge&ent' $hile leg o Postnatal counseling o =reast care' reast exa&' and drainage reast acess o Postnatal exercise o "e$orn assess&ent 84uling out congenital ano&alies o "eonatal resuscitation o (pgar score o 2onitoring neonates /linically Aith &onitor /apillary refill ti&e (ssess&ent of Daundice o !astric lavage o !astric gavages o /are of child in &ulti channel &onitor and ventilator o /are of child in radiant' $ar&er and incuutator o Eangaroo care o (nthropo&etrics &easure&ent o "eonatal reflexes o =reast feeding o Parental nutrition C fluid alance ?infusion pu&p o 9eeding techniFue o 2edication Oral #.* #.2 #.< o /apillary lood sa&ple collection o Oxygen therapy o Phototherpy o /hest physiotherapy /ETHODS O* TEACHING /et+o' o! teac+"n( 6ecture cu& discussion *e&onstration 3e&inar?Presentation ProDect $or% 9ield visits /et+o's o! e&alat"on Aritten Tests /lass roo& ?/linical teaching Presentation Aritten assign&ents LIST O* BOO9S RECO//ENDED *OR OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY : NEONATOLOGY 1. =uc%ley Eathleen and Eul "ancy A' G high 4is% 2aternity "ursing 2anualH 1dn' Aillia&s C Ail%in' 100+' Philadelphia. ). =ennet < 4uth C =ro$n E 6inda' G2yleH text =oo% for 2id$ives' 16=3' /hurchill 6ivingstone +. /alander' 4 C ( 2iller' IOstetrics illustrated5 #< edn' /hurchill C 6ivigstone "e$yor%'100+. ,. *a$n /.3' G Textoo% of Ostetrics and "eonatologyH' *a$n =oo%s' /alcutta. 5. *a$n /.3' G Textoo% of !ynaecologfy and contraceptionH' *a$n =oo%s' /alcutta. 6. *./ *utta' GText oo% of OstetricsH' <th edn' "e$ /entral (gency :p; /alcutta' )001. .. *./ *utta' GText oo% of !ynaecologyH '<th edn' "e$ /entral (gency :p; /alcutta' )001. 8. *aftary 3hrish " 16 (6 ' G Holland and =re$s 2anual of OstetricsH' B<# edn' = # /hurchill 6ivingstone P<T 6td' "e$ *elhi. 0. *ic%ason 1li-aeth Dean et al ' G 2aternal infant "ursing care' ## edn' 1008' 2osy ' 3T. 6ouis. 10. !oodner=renda' G /oncepts of Osterics "ursingH' # edn' 3%id&ore' 4oth Pulishing' #"/ '100,' Texas. 11. !orie Trula 2yers et alH '9oundations of &aternal "e$orn "ursingH' ## edn' A= 3aunders /oy' Philadelphia' 1008. 1). Hollan and =re$sH' 2anual of OstetricsH' =# /hurchill 6ivingstone 1+. 6ade$ing Patricia Aieland et al ' G 1ssentials of 2aternal "e$orn "ursingH' ## edn' (ddisol Aesley "ursing' "J' 1000. 1,. 2enon Erishna C Palaniappan' G/linical OstetricsH' #B 1*" Orient 6ong&an' 1000' 2adras. 15. 4ash&i Patil' G #nstru&ents' Operatuions' *rugs in Ostetrics and !ynaecologyH' <ors 2edical Pulications. 16. Philips /eleste 4 ' G 9a&ily centered 2aternity "e$orn careH' ### edn' 2osy "e$ year =oo%' 3t 6ouis 1006. 1.. Tindall <4' Keffcoate5s Principles of !ynaecologyH' =utter$orth Heine&an. 18. Aonna *onna 6' Perry 3hannon et alH' 2aternal child "ursingH' 1008' #edn' /< 2osy coy' st 6ouis' 6ondon. LIST OF JOURNALS RECOMMENNDED 1. (&erican Kournal of "ursing ). Health and population +. #ndian Kournal of "ursing and 2id$ifery ,. Kournal of Ostetrics and !ynaecology 5. Kournal of Pardiatrics 6. Kournal of 9a&ily Aelfare .. "ursing Kournal of #ndia 8. "ursing Ti&es 0. Paediatrics today 10. Paediatric clinics of #ndia 11. Ostetric (nd !ynecology Today. MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES M Sc NURSING : CLINICAL SPECIALITY I - OBSTETRIC & GYNAECOLOGIC NURSING FIRST YEAR SCHEME OF INTERNAL ASSESSMENT Internal Assessment Theory Sl- No- Tec+n";es Nm$er 7e"(+ta(e 1 Tests ) 2idter& :50 &ar%s; 50 Prefinal :.5 &ar%s; .5 2 Other Assignment 3e&inar :100 &ar%s; 100 Journal Presentation (50 marks) 50 275 Total Internal Assessment 25 Total External Assessment 75 Practical E!"ri"#c" E$al%ati&# '( Care Plan - ATEATA! " 50 )( IT#AATA! " 50 *( PO$TATA! " 50 +( Care Plan E%&O# " 50 ,( C!IICA! P#E$ETATIO Antenatal Postnatal " 50 " 50 -( CA$E &OO' (JO)#A! " *0 .( C!IICA! E+A!)ATIO Antnatal, Postnatal 2 200 ("00x2) /( P#ACTICE TEAC-I. (. E/) " 0( P#E0IA! E1A2IATIO " "00 '1( 2i3 term Pra4ti4al Examination " 50 ''( Pre5inal Pra4ti4al Examination " "00 ./1 UNI<ERSITY E=A/INATION 1-7RITTEN E=A/INATION >2 /AR9S 8- PRACTICAL E=A/INATION 133 /AR9S /a+aras+tra Un"&ers"t) o! Healt+ Sc"ences, Nas+"4 /-Sc Nrs"n( Cl"n"cal s#ec"alt) O$stetr"c an' G)naecolo() Nrs"n( 3uDect: 7777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 Topic: 777777777777777777777777777777777777 "a&e of the 3tudent: 7777777777777777777777777777777777 *ate ?Ti&e: 7777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 "a&e of the 1valuator ?!uide: 77777777777777777777777 SN CRITERIA /ar4s allotte' /ar4s o$ta"ne' 1 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 5 ) ORGANISATION OF CONTENT !atest in5ormation $im6le to 4om6lex A66li4ation o5 ursing Theor7 15 + PRESENTATION #ntroduction /ontent' relevancy Teaching techniFue 50 , AUDIOVISUAL AIDS 15 5 SPEA2ER3S 4UALITIES (ppearance /onfidence /o&&unication s%ill <oice &odulation 5 6 GROUP DISCUSSION 5 . REFERENCES 5 TOTAL 133 RE/AR9S SIGNATURE O* STUDENT SE/INAR E<ALUATION PRO*OR/A EVALUATION CRITERIA CASE RESENTATION TOTAL SCORE 23 #. (ssess&ent 10 History ta%ing C Physical assess&ent ##. *isease condition in detail 8(etiology' Pathophysiology 10 /linical features' investigations' 2edical &anage&ent ###. ODectives of care , #<. (pplication of "ursing theories 6 <. "ursing diagnosis 6 <#. "ursing 2anage&ent 10 <##. /onclusion , /a+aras+tra Un"&ers"t) o! Healt+ Sc"ences, Nas+"4 /-Sc Nrs"n( Cl"n"cal s#ec"al"t) O$stetr"c an' G)naecolo() Nrs"n( CLINICAL E<ALUATION PRO*OR/A Name o! t+e St'ent : ?????????????????????????????????? DURATION:????????????????????????? Cl"n"cal Area :???????????????????????????????????????????????? SN CRITERIA @ 5 8 1 1- PERSONALITY & ATTITUDE !roo&ing C turn out 8 (le to thin% logically C $ell infor&ed 5 (ttentive listener @ /o&&unicate effectively 2 Trust$orthy C reliale 1 1nthusiastic' interested C ta%es initiatives $hen situation de&ands > /ourteous' tactful C considerate in all her dealings $ith patient' significant other tea& &e&ers. A *isplays leadership Fualities B 9ollo$s instructions C exhiits positive ehavioural changes 13 /o&plete assign&ents on ti&e $ith self &otivation C effort 11 KNOWLEDGE Possess sound %no$ledge of principles of ostetric "ursing 18 Has understanding of the &odern trends C current issuses in ostetric "ursing practices. 15 Has %no$ledge of physiological changes during pregnancy' laour C puerperiu&. 1@ Has adeFuate %no$ledge of diet 12 *e&onstrate evidence of self learning y current literature C see%ing help fro& experts in the field. 11 APPLICATION & SKILL (le to aaurately elicit health history 1> (le to perfor& C assist in the exa&ination diagnostic procedures T treat&ent &odalities. 1A *isplays s%ill in trolly setting C assisting in instru&ental deliveries C other procedures. 1B /onfident C s%illful in conducting nor&al deliveries C rendering antenatal and postnatal care of gynae patients. 83 2a%e relevant oservation C records C reports. 81 #dentifies ris% factors C &anages e&ergency situations effectively C pro&ptly 88 Aor%s independently C &a%es pro&pt relevant decision in all situation. 85 3i&its assign&ents $ith self7&otivation C effiorts 8@ *e&onstrates sound %no$ledge of drugs used in Os. (nd gynae practices 82 (pplies "ursing theories through "ursing process in the clinical field. RE/AR9S: SIGNATURE O* THE SUPER<ISOR SIGNATURE O* THE STUDENT KASTURBA NURSING COLLEGE, SEWAGRAM-WARDHA E<ALUATION CRITERIA *OR NURSING CARE PLAN C/aD"mm /ar4s 23E "a&e of the 3tudent : *ate : LLLLLLL 9ield place&ent : SN CRITERIA /AR9S ALLOTTED /AR9S OBTAINED TOTAL 1 1. History taking 6 ) 2. Assessment of needs & problems 10 + 3. Nursing process 16 , 4. mplementation of care 10 5 !. "ollo#$up care 4 6 6. %ibliograp&y 4 TOTAL 50 N-B- : One "ursing /are Plan : 50 2ar%s 4e&ar%s S"(natre o! St'ents FFF S"(natre o! S#er&"sor FFF