Nursing Health Issues In Nursing

Verbal abuse is abuse, whether it is done by children or even your parents. Verbal abuse ranges from yelling obscenities to quiet put-downs. Parents use this method to feel supieror and covers their failure. It not only tears them down as children but it can also effect them as they grow into adults.

Out of the 1.3% are late term abortions that had taken place due to the fact that a doctor had found a danger within the child that would in turn lead the mother to death if she had carried the infant to term.Extreme Deformities are unfortunately found at the late stage of twenty one weeks or more, in which a partial birth will have to be performed, Tara Haele informs, “ Partial birth” refers to a very specific and rare procedure called Dilation and Extraction. In which a fetus is partially pulled through the birth canal and then aborted, nearly always when the fetus cannot live outside of the womb and typically when the mother's health is in danger, the fetus has a serious abnormality or both. Such a procedure is not conducted lightly; the fetus has a fatal defect and will not survive. Or the mother is at risk of death herself” (Haele,16). A high percent of mothers may perish or deformed children may die if late term abortions become illegal. In which late term abortions are only taken into action if the infant has a severe disformity or the mother's life is in danger of death. Late term abortions are taken into account only in these dismal situations in which does not occur regularly. The government over exaggerates when they state “ They are aborting babies in the twelfth month of pregnancy” in which those

According to “Human Sexuality: Diversity in Contemporary America,” women and couples planning the birth of a child have decisions to make in variety of areas: place of birth, birth attendant(s), medication, preparedness classes, circumcision, breast feeding, etc. The “childbirth market” has responded to consumer concerns, so its’ important for prospective consumers to fully understand their options. With that being said, a woman has the choice to birth her child either at a hospital or at home. There are several differences when it comes to hospital births and non-hospital births.

Many people enjoy the idea of planning events before they happen. Whether it’s going on vacation, getting family together for the holidays or planning the arrival of a newborn child;. The natural way for a baby to be born is through the mother’s birth canal and vagina. But, sometimes vaginal birth isn’t possible. More than ever, woman are opting to schedule childbirth electively, even though there can be serious risks and implications involved. Many who choose an elective childbirth, do have a legitimate reason as to why they made that decision. Center for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported that, “cesarean deliveries reached a record high of 32.9 percent” out of all births in the United States (National Center for

Caesarean Delivery upon request it is defined as a primary pre-labor delivery on the request of the mother in the absence of any maternal or fetal indications. Risks that are potential with a maternal requested delivery will explain that hospital stay is longer, increased risk with respiratory issues with mother and infant, and greater complications for the maternal with other pregnancies. Those complications can include rupture of the uterus, implantation problems with next pregnancy and the need for hysterectomy due to complications of prior caesarean. Potential benefits from a planned caesarean can include decrease in complications from birth, decrease in the risk of hemorrhage and transfusions from blood lost. Fewer complications from surgery and the fetal outcome from respiratory complications is decreased. According to The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists "The belief that the absence of maternal and fetal indications for caesarean delivery, a planned delivery is safe and appropriate and should be recommended to patients, delivery should not be performed before a gestational age of 39 weeks". (2013). The ability of maternal requested should not be available or recommended unless there is complication or effective pain management. This is also not recommended for maternal that want to have more children. The risks outweighs the benefits of maternal

“Verbal abuse is the excessive use of language to undermine someone 's dignity and security through insults or humiliation, in a sudden or repeated manner” (Verbal Abuse). Victims of verbal abuse can be affected psychologically; this can lead to stress, depression, lack of motivation, and lack of concentration (Verbal Abuse). The World Health Organization defines violence as “the intentional use of physical force or power, threatened or actual, against oneself, another person, or against a group or community, that either results in or has a high likelihood of resulting in injury, death, psychological harm, maldevelopment or deprivation” (Rutherford, Zwi, Grove, & Butchart, 2007).

In terms of monetary gain, physicians and hospitals are paid more for Cesarean deliveries than natural birth (DSHS, 2016). They are also time effective. For example: if a natural birth is taking too long, most physicians, nurses and hospital staff, who are dependent to care on other patients, need the birthing process to be completed within an allotted time (Likis, 2012). However, birth is not a time-efficient process. Thus, the majority of Cesarean deliveries are the outcome of long deliveries and rarely performed as a lifesaving procedure (Likis, 2012). According to the Journal Midwifery and Women’s Health (2012) roughly billions of dollars are expended to fund a number of increased complications:

When most people think of abuse they think of something physical. Verbal abuse is a serious issue that not enough attention is paid to it. To be verbally abused means being attacked with words that injure an individual, word that cause someone to believe false statements of themselves.

According to the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNMb) (2015), home births account for 1.4% of all births in the U.S. In eight years the number of home births in the US increased by 41% (ACNM, 2015b). Providing home births falls within the scope of practice of midwives and is supported by the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM, 2015b). A mother can have the option of a home birth as long as the home birth follows regulations set in place by the state and can provide a favorable safe environment for both mother and newborn (ACNM, 2015b). Both the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) state that the ultimate decision of having a home birth is a patient’s right, especially if she is medically well informed (Declercq, & Stotland, 2016).

When a woman gets complications with her pregnancy the only thing that mother is thinking about is her unborn baby. I woman can take all the classes she wants and do all the hydrotherapy she needs. Hydrotherapy is a form of water birthing. The mother sits in a small pool and gives birth in the water. Mother say, that water birthing is relaxing and eases the contracting. In my opinion I feel that god and the baby knows how he or she will come out. I believe that a mother will do what works with the time come. I do feel that you cannot be a 100% ready when the time come to have you child. There can be some many things that can go wrong that can put you and your baby at risk. I do think that most of these classes are their just to make money. My first experience

Verbal emotional abuse is defined in many ways because there are so many underlying meanings that fall into this category. According to Love is Respect.org, verbal emotional abuse is defined as “non-physical behaviors such as threats, insults, constant monitoring or “checking in,” excessive texting, humiliation, intimidation, isolation or stalking in which there are many behaviors that qualify as emotional or verbal abuse” (n.d.). Some of these are

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Nowadays, many women have many concerns of vaginally delivering their children. Many complications may result during a vaginal birth. Therefore, many women opt for a c-section. Most obstetricians disagree that women should not attempt vaginal delivery. This recent trend of electing a c-section is relating to patient’s greater access to information via the Internet and therefore sprouting questions about elective c-sections that obstetricians were not used to hearing in the past (ACOG, 2013). The Internet can be very informative and a reputable source of information, if the patient is searching the right websites. If not, the misunderstandings of risks and benefits of elective c-sections may become misinterpreted and need clarification from the obstetrician (ACOG, 2013).

Verbal domestic violence is one of the top 3 of the categories of domestic violence (“Verbal Abuse”). Verbal abuse is a form of emotionally abusive behavior with the use of language. It can be threats, name-calling, blaming, ridicule, and criticism.

In Goer, Henci (1995) book “Obstetric Myths Vs Research Realities” the author reveals the roles of midwives in women delivery and how different it from the roles of an Obstetrician in a hospital setting. According to the author the midwifery attitude towards child birth is that of the mother being the “central role” in the whole scenario of child birth. The mother is the maestro in the orchestra and the midwife job is nothing less than support and guidance. The midwifery view is more of “empowering” the mother in leading the child delivery process. According to the author treatment starts with what the mother can do i.e. the mother’s potential powers and this compliments the midwifery practice. On the other hand, the author sees the medical approach to delivery very much opposite to what has been discussed as that of midwifery approach. The obstetrician sees the mother as incapable of making sound decisions on behalf of herself due to the enormous stressful situation she is going through. The author sees that the medical approach strips mother of her power to deliver naturally and that obgyn is obligated to intervene as baby delivery is a medical procedure and requires medical attention. Here the approaches are very different especially when it comes to providing care, where medical approach is more focused on medication for treating pain while midwives see that medication is “too risky and unnecessary” while alternative treatments do exist and