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- BookShivani A. Patel, Scott W. Roberts, Vanessa L. Rogers, [and 3 others].Summary: Perfect for certification and recertification or as a clincial refresher, this text features more than 2500 evidence-based multiple-choice questions covering every major topic in clinical obstetrics. The companion study guide to the gold standard text in obstetricsWilliams Obstetrics Twenty-Fifth Edition Study Guide is the only study guide in the world that is keyed to the field's premier text, Williams Obstetrics, Twenty-Fifth Edition. Perfect for focused study or as a clinical refresher, the book features 2,500+ evidence-based multiple-choice questions covering every major topic in clinical obstetrics. The beautiful full-color design is highlighted by more than 350 images incorporated as question material. To be as clinically relevant as possible, the organization follows the chronology of pregnancy, from Maternal and Fetal Anatomy and Physiology to Labor and Delivery, with additional sections on the Fetus and Newborn, Puerperium, Obstetric Complications, and Medical and Surgical Complications.FEATURES:Questions emphasize key points of each chapter of Williams Obstetrics, Twenty-Fifth EditionAnswer key cites the pages in Williams Obstetrics for in-depth discussion and further reading--the perfect way for readers to brush up on weak areas.
Contents:
I : Overview
II: Maternal anatomy and physiology
III: Placentation, embryogenesis, and fetal development
IV: Preconceptional and prenatal care
V: The fetal patient
VI: Early pregnancy complications
VII: Labor
VIII: Delivery
IX: The newborn
X: The puerperium
XI: Obstetrical complications
XII: Medical and surgical complicationsDigital Access AccessObGyn 2019 - ArticleGunn TR, Metrakos K, Riley P, Willis D, Aranda JV.J Pediatr. 1979 Jan;94(1):106-9.Growth, neurologic, and ophthalmologic assessments were done in 21 low-birth-weight infants given caffeine for neonatal apnea and in 21 matched control infants. Caffeine significantly decreased the need for and the duration of mechanical ventilation. No difference in growth and development was noted between the control and caffeine-treated infants. A high incidence of cicatricial retrolental fibroplasia was observed in both control (10/21) and caffeine-treated infants (7/18).