Articles about perinatal (0-45 of 45)

  • Mental Retardation Among Children
    By: Ravi Jain | - Joanna, aged 4 1/2, was interviewed by the director of a preschool when her parents applied to have her enrolled. Joanna smiled a great deal and was interested looking at the toys in the office. The director, however, was concerned about Joanna's inability to say her own name and address, to communicate basic information about her family, and to express her verbally. After an evaluation, Joanna was diagnosed as mildly mentally retarded, and she is now enrolled in a special school where she recei ...
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  • Causes Of Autism
    By: Keira | - There are many theories regarding the cause of Autism Spectrum Disorder, but currently none that have been proven to be the sole cause to promote abnormalities in brain development (with one exception the rare disorder called Retts Syndrome has been proven to be caused by a specific genetic mutation).

    The most common theory supposes that there is no single cause for ASD, but rather a combination of things that co-occur to create complex neurological disorders. But not eve ...

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  • Universal Precautions For Prevention Of Transmission Of Bloodborne Pathogens In Health-care Settings
    By: radiologyceu | - Introduction
    Universal precautions are intended to prevent parenteral, mucous membrane, and nonintact skin exposures of health-care workers to bloodborne pathogens. In addition, immunization with HBV vaccine is recommended as an important adjunct to universal precautions for health-care workers who have exposures to blood.

    Body Fluids to Which Universal Precautions Apply
    Universal precautions apply to blood and to other body fluids containing visible blood. Occupation ...

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  • Hepatitis A,b,c,d,e
    By: radiologyceu | - "Hepatitis" means inflammation of the liver and also refers to a group of viral infections that affect the liver . The most common types are Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C.

    Viral hepatitis is the leading cause of liver cancer and the most common reason for liver transplantation. An estimated 4.4million Americans are living with chronic hepatitis; most do not know they are infected. About 80,000 new infections occur each year.

    HEPATITIS A
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  • Getting Pregnant: Ways To Improve Your Fertility
    By: rotundaivf | - Infertility related problems among young men and women all over the world reveals a phenomenon.With spread of fertility clinics stigma attached to the problem is slowly going away and the awareness about availability of IVF treatment is also spreading.

    Infertility has become a serious issue ensuring a lot of attention throughout the world.Some experts say the problem may have assumed proportions of an epidemic with sterility almost tripled in recent years even among couples ...

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  • Flying When Pregnant-a Definitive Guide
    By: Jackie De Burca | - A case in Dublin Airport, Ireland, in August 2011 brought the issue of flying when pregnant into the media. Nigerian asylum seeker Olayinka Ijaware who had miscarried at 8 weeks was due to be deported and the Rotunda Hospital had discharged her with a letter stating that if she was actively bleeding per vagina that she would be unfit for air travel. Although this case relates to a woman who had already suffered a miscarriage it gives us the opportunity to examine the subject of flying when pregn ...
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  • Bariatric Surgery May Boost Fertility In Obese Women
    By: Nancy | - The rate of being overweight is increasing day-to-day. The concerns tied to conception when bariatric surgeries really are intricate. Even though pregnancy outcome normally may include efficient, but after the weight loss surgery, surgical as well as nutritionary complications can transpire and some of such side effects may experience harmful perinatal result.

    Weight loss surgery and being pregnant both are complex conditions for some doctors which are seen more and more. There are ...

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  • Weight Loss Surgery And Getting Pregnant
    By: Nancy | - The rate of obesity is improving day by day. The difficulties relevant to conception once weight loss surgeries are usually difficult. Eventhough pregnancy outcome probably comprise effective, succeeding to bariatric surgery, surgical and also dietary problems may transpire and several of those problems might end up with bad perinatal effect.

    Weight loss surgery and conception are both complicated cases for some doctors that can be noticed more and more. You will find risks and als ...

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  • Ivf Success And Lifestyle Modifications
    By: rotundaivf | - Infertility related problems among young men and women all over the world reveals a phenomenon.With spread of fertility clinics stigma attached to the problem is slowly going away and the awareness about availability of IVF treatment is also spreading.

    Infertility has become a serious issue ensuring a lot of attention throughout the world.Some experts say the problem may have assumed proportions of an epidemic with sterility almost tripled in recent years even among couples ...

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  • Brief Overview Of Obstetrical Nursing Career
    By: Emily Corona | - An obstetrics nurse uses their knowledge of the reproductive system to provide specialized health care for women through their pregnancy, labor and childbirth. Obstetrics nurses, also called OB/GYN nurses, can also specialize in one sub-sector of nursing within the female reproductive system such as menopause, puberty or perinatal nursing.

    Obstetrics nurses provide women with education on HIV/AIDS, pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, mammograms, birth control, cervical cancer ...

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  • Harlem Community Group Has Success Combating Infant Mortality
    By: The Grio website | - When Mario Drummonds yesterday urged federal officials to substantially broaden efforts to pare the death rate for black babies -- which averages 2.5 times that of white ones nationwide -- his argument rested largely on what the agency he oversees has achieved in a four-block stretch of Harlem. There, in a single, 1,500-unit high-rise housing project, Drummonds' North Manhattan Perinatal Partnership has led an effort that reduced the black infant mortality rate from 27.7 deaths per 1,000 live bi ...
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  • 10 Tips On Preventing Preterm Delivery
    By: Steven Chang | - Preterm birth occurs with infants who are born too soon, about 37 weeks or less. In the US, the occurrence of preterm birth is close to 13%. This rise is largely associated to increased multiple births due to artificial conceptions and increased indicated preterm births (e.g. maternal pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, intrauterine fetal growth restriction).

    Preterm birth is an absolutely undesirable condition, which your obstetrician and pediatrician are attempting to stop from happening. ...

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  • Routes Into A Career In Pathology
    By: Clare Westwood | - To work as a pathologist requires a lot of studying. You will first of all need to obtain a medical degree after you have completed high school and achieved three grade A A-Levels. The A Levels must include at least two science- based subjects such as chemistry and biology. In order to be completely sure about what is required always check with the universities you plan on applying to.

    A medicine based degree is essential when considering a career in pathology. Becoming a doctor, dent ...

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  • Teen Moms Are At A Higher Risk Of Birth Complications
    By: Anita Brown | - Compared with mothers in older age groups, teenage mothers are at higher risk of experiencing medical complications. There are peculiar risks to an infant when the mother is not completely mature. Most teenagers are not physically, emotionally, or even financially ready to bear and take care for a newborn, their infants are inclined to possess low birth weight and are liable to various illnesses. A new research carried out at the University of Cork and the University of Manchester has justified ...
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  • Training Specialization: Women's Fitness
    By: Dimitri Onyskow | - Until recently (the last decade or so) fitness experts believed that men and women could be trained the same. However, research over the last few years has shown that women are in need of different fitness training protocols. They began to see topics such as menopause, pregnancy and pelvic health were all topics that require specific attention.

    With the emergence of this information, a variety of organizations and educational programs have popped up to try and fill in knowledge ga ...

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  • Causes Of Autism
    By: Ryan Carr | - Autism is a neural developmental disorder and is characterized by impaired communication and social interaction and behavioral repetitiveness and limitation. Although many causes and reasons are proposed, it is still unknown the exact cause or reason behind autism developing in children. This is because autism is such a complex disorder. The reason scientists and researchers have come up with range from genetics to an expectant mother's prenatal environment, from a perinatal environment to a pos ...
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  • How To Become A Pathologist
    By: Clare Westwood | - To become a qualified pathologist you must already be a fully trained doctor and have completed either a medical degree or veterinary science degree. Before enrolling on a medical degree you will have achieved good GCSE passes and three grade A A-Level's with at least two of your subjects being science related. Chemistry and Biology are by far the most appropriate sciences to study if you are considering studying to become a pathologist. It is a good idea to be certain of the entry requirements ...
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  • Pregnant And Obese: Are The Maternity Services Adequate?
    By: Daniel Harris | - The UK public is getting heavier. March statistics show that 1:4 of the population is now clinically obese. This has meant a steep increase in obesity related health disorders including type II diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and joint problems. As a result, many patients have considered bariatric surgery to treat their obesity. Celebrities such as Sharon Osbourne and Fern Britton have alerted the public to the successes of obesity surgery procedure such as laparoscopic adjustable gastr ...
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  • Natural Ways To Improve Your Fertility
    By: iwannagetpregnant | - Lifestyle modification to tackle obesity, tobacco smoking and alcohol consumption, have been proposed as crucial in influencing the outcome of both natural and assisted conceptions. A recent statement released by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) further substantiates this association.

    Some of the key statements published in the online issue of the journal Human Reproduction are as follows:

    Obesity: The reduced ovulation frequency and cha ...

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  • Lifestyle Modifications And Ivf
    By: testtubebabyclinic | - The process of increasing fertility is not a complicated one, however,it can be a moderately difficult one as it requires sometimes drastic lifestyle changes.

    Lifestyle modification to tackle obesity, tobacco smoking and alcohol consumption, have been proposed as crucial in influencing the outcome of both natural and assisted conceptions. A recent statement released by the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) further substantiates this association.


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  • Dangers Of Texting While Driving
    By: Katie E.S. | - An epidemic is sweeping America! It's causing driver's to black out for a minimum of five seconds. This epidemic is now being referred to as "texting while driving".

    Did you know that when you text and drive, it takes your eyes off the road an average of five seconds at a time. At 55 mph, that's like driving the length of a football field - completely blind. It's like driving after having FOUR beers. Four beers would put the average person over the legal limit to drive in most s ...

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  • There's A Link Between Diet And Depression
    By: Dr.Bill | - If you're a television watcher, you know that you are going to see at least a half dozen commercials every night, selling drugs to deal with depression. In one two-hour segment last week, I counted seven spots for depression, five for ED and two for arthritis. In most cases, there's a lot of blue sky being sold.

    The ads all say, "Just take this pill and all your problems will go away." Then they spend the other forty five seconds listing the side effects, which ought to be enough ...

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  • Screening For Common Diseases Using Chromogenic Media
    By: Andrew Long | - Chromogenic media are used for applications which require the detection or enumeration of bacteria and other microbiological growth. These media are available as a granular material or as a powder which contain enzymes which react chromogenically with different types of microorganisms. The exact type of media chosen is dependent on the sort organisms whose presence is being tested for; the enzymes produced by the target population react with the substrate, causing a change of color. With customi ...
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  • Young Baby - How To Succeed - Part 6
    By: peter radford | - Infant Mortality

    Continued

    Infant mortality is an epidemiological (epidemiology considers the factors affecting the health and illness of populations) indicator and is widely recognised as representing an important measure of the level of healthcare in a country. This is because there is a direct correlation with the health status of pregnant women, children and infants together with the availability of medical care, of socioeconomic factors as well as the prevailing me ...

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  • Efficacy Of Condoms In Prevention Of Herpes
    By: bcured | - Recent estimates indicate that 22% of persons who are older than 12 years in the United States are infected with HSV-2. Except for rare perinatal acquisition, HSV-2 infections are acquired by contact with infected secretions during sexual encounters. As HSV can be shed from both mucosal and skin surfaces, concern has been raised regarding the ability of condoms to reduce sexual transmission of the virus.
    HSV-2 establishes a chronic infection in humans for which there is no cure. Most peopl ...

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  • Acquisition Of Hsv During Pregnancy
    By: bcured | - Genital herpes is the main cause of genital ulcers worldwide; the prevalence of HSV 2 infections in the general population ranges from 10% to 60%. Most genital herpes is caused by HSV-2, although HSV-1 accounts for about half of new cases in developed countries. The risk of HIV acquisition is three times higher in people with HSV-2.
    Neonatal herpes is an uncommon but serious complication of genital herpes. The acquisition of genital herpes during pregnancy has been associated with spontane ...

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  • Should I Exercise During Pregnancy?
    By: Greg Brookes | - Should you exercise during pregnancy? The unequivocal answer is: YES! Exercise will help your body (and your mind, and your emotions) manage more effectively the stresses of being pregnant. Exercise will make labor easier on your body. Exercise will speed up post-partum recovery. And, most important of all, exercise will increase the health of your baby, during the entire perinatal process. A healthy mother means a healthy baby.

    There is one key thing to remember about exercise ...

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  • Prevention Of Hpv
    By: bcured | - The vaccine currently marketed in the United States prevents infection by human papilloma virus (HPV) types 6, 11, 16, and 18. Vaccination against HPV types 16 and 18 is most effective in preventing infections from these viruses in females who have not previously been infected with these types.
    It is most effective when given before the onset of sexual activity. The impact of this vaccine on the incidence of cervical cancer will not be observable for years. Its effectiveness will depend on ...

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  • Abpla Board Certified Medical Malpractice Attorneys
    By: Alex Geerlings | - Medical Malpractice effectively deal with catastrophic and unusual medical malpractice cases. These include wrong diagnosis, surgery accidents, incorrect and unnecessary procedures, inappropriate medications and professional negligence. A patient may be allergic to certain prescribed medicines. He may have a chronic disease carried through family genes that can make a common treatment turn into a life threatening issue.

    Medical and Legal Malpractice issues also cause great economica ...

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  • About Cerebral Palsy
    By: Fortune Ezeoha | - Cerebral palsy is a general term describing a group of chronic non-pregressive neurological symptoms which cause impaired control of movement and which are evident in the first few years of life, usually before age 3. The disorders are induced by damage or faulty development of the motor areas in the brain, disrupting the patient's ability to control movement and posture. Symptoms of cerebral palsy include difficulty with fine motor tasks such as writing, poor balance and walking, and involuntar ...
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  • Nine Months Of Fitness Part 2
    By: Jasmine Jafferali | - Below is a list of general prenatal exercise modifications you can give your trainers that will help them when working with prenatal clients. Remember to also have them take a course that specializes in perinatal training so that they can familiarize themselves on how to adapt their training to the physiological changes that are occurring with their clients.

    Strength Training Modifications:

    Higher repetitions of 15-20, one to three sets of each exercise.

    * ...

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  • Nine Months Of Fitness - Part 1
    By: Jasmine Jafferali | - One of the most rewarding aspects of being a trainer is when I have the opportunity to train a pregnant client. They are so excited and so eager to learn everything they can about their morphing bodies and fetal development. Pregnancy is one of the most miraculous experiences and unique life changing events in a woman's life. Her skin glows and her hair shines, but there is also a mix of emotions and physical changes.

    If it hasn't happened already, know that at one point in your c ...

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  • Exploring Nursing Certificate Programs
    By: Tis Amit | - If you are thinking about pursuing a career in Nursing, then getting a certificate can only serve to enhance and improve your career opportunities. A certification is a proof of your skills and competencies. Getting a Nursing Certificate can only help your career in nursing on the forward path.

    Getting a Certificate for Nursing serves to improve your self confidence and helps give you the requisite professional recognition that helps you along your career path. Nursing Certifi ...

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  • What Every Woman Needs To Know About Bacterial Vaginosis Bv
    By: Xavier LeMond | - Bacterial vaginosis or BV is the most common vaginal infection in the United States, accounting for more than 10 million doctor visits each year. Bacterial vaginosis is caused by a change in the balance of microorganisms found in a healthy vagina. While a healthy vagina normally has many microorganisms in it, BV is the result of an imbalance of the normal vaginal flora with an overgrowth of anaerobic bacteria and a lack of the normal lactobacillary flora. BV is sometimes referred to as Gardner ...
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  • Information On Infantile Spasms
    By: Juliet | - Infantile spasms also called West syndrome. Infantile spasms are an uncommon to rare and grave form of epilepsy in infants. About 60% of the affected infants have some brain disorder or brain injury before the seizures begin, but the others have had no apparent injury and have been developing normally. Infantile spasm (IS) is a specific type of seizure seen in an epilepsy syndrome of infancy. The syndrome is age-related, generally occurring between the third and the twelfth month, generally mani ...
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  • Overcomming Postpartum And Perinatal Feelings Of Hopelessness
    By: Alan B. Densky, CH | - Everyone has feelings of sadness. Usually, these times persist for a few hours or days. Almost one-fifth of the world's population, however, experience major depression, which causes depression that lasts for weeks, months, or longer. These emotions cause the person to develop difficulties performance in career, family, or interpersonal interactions, which can become disabling.

    Females who have signs of depression after becoming pregnant are sometimes diagnosed with perinatal dep ...

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  • You Stroll Girl!—great News For Stroller Moms
    By: Helene Byrne | - ACE, the American Council on Exercise, has just released the (surprising!) results from a new study that measured the health benefits of fitness walking with your baby in a stroller. Research concludes that the intensity of the activity is almost double than previously assumed, which is great news for new moms everywhere.

    Funded by ACE, researchers at the University of Wisconsin enrolled 15 physically active women, ages 19 to 41 into the study. To establish a fitness baseline, all ...

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  • Eat Fish During Pregancy, Experts Advise
    By: Chris Marshall | - A UK study has suggested that eating fish and other seafood During Pregnancy has long-lasting benefits for the child. The Lancet paper said that children whose mothers had eaten lots of fish During Pregnancy had better communication and social skills at seven years old.

    In this study, researchers from Bristol University and the US National Institutes of Health questioned 11,875 pregnant women on their fish and seafood consumption. They then looked at the social and communication ...

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  • Genital Herpes With Special Reference To Pregnancy
    By: David A Viniker | - Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by herpes simplex viruses type 1 (HSV-1) and type 2 (HSV-2). The anxiety for a pregnant woman is that she may transfer the virus to her baby during pregnancy and childbirth with potentially severe consequences. In this article measures to avoid such disaster are discussed.

    Herpes simplex virus type 1 and type 2 are common infections worldwide. Herpes simplex virus type 2 is the cause of most genital herpes and is almos ...

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  • Physician Jobs Nationwide - Guide From Physician Depot
    By: James Lauber | - Because health is the most valued treasure of a human being, modern medicine has developed different specialties for the treatment of specific diseases or the appropriate guidance for a healthy lifestyle.

    While residents continue too increase their awareness of the necessity to cover the diverse areas of the medical knowledge, the problem arises for the gradating resident who faces the daunting task of locating and evaluating the exact professional environment for their needs alo ...

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  • Homebirth: As Safe As Birth Gets
    By: Yvonne Lapp Cryns | - Each year in America, approximately 1% of the births occur in home settings. In Illinois in 1992, 1,218 families filed birth certificates that reflected a homebirth. Approximately one-third of the births occurred to Black families. Wisconsin had 591 recorded homebirths for the same year of which 22 were to Black families. 1 It is probable that many more Illinois homebirths actually took place but weren't recorded due to a discriminatory birth registration practice that places the responsibility ...
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