Physiology in Childbearing by Dot Stables

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Physiology in Childbearing by Dot Stables

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Summary

Written to present childbearing in the context of changes to non-pregnant physiology. This book describes both anatomy and physiology, their changes in pregnancy, and pathophysiology. It is divided into four sections - preconception, pregnancy, labour and puerperium - and it places childbearing in a total biological context.

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Physiology in Childbearing by Dot Stables

The aim of this book is to be a core textbook of anatomy and physiology in childbearing. Written to present childbearing in the context of changes to non-pregnant physiology; therefore, both anatomy and physiology, their changes in pregnancy, and pathophysiology are all described. The book is divided into four sections - preconception, pregnancy, labour and puerperium - and it places childbearing in a total biological context so that concepts are drawn from disciplines such as evolution, ecology, biochemistry and cell biology. At all times, the text is related to practice and care giving.

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ISBN 13 9780702026898
ISBN 10 0702026891
Title Physiology in Childbearing
Author Dot Stables
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Elsevier Health Sciences
Year published 2004-12-09
Number of pages 704
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.

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