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    blending with the grey grim sky heavy with clouds. Caroline didn't want her out on the streets with that awful weather, but her father said that a hairless, pregnant beggar would have been more profitable than a skinny teenager with a boyish frame. She wondered how long that pregnancy would have lasted. In the last 10 years Liz Forbes had gotten pregnant at least 4 times, the only time she managed to give birth to a baby, after roughly 6 months, the

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    reference guide on how to maximize the safety of the pregnant woman and her unborn child while providing dental care. This book is a compilation of existing recommendations. It is not intended to alter the standard of care. My introduction to the treatment of pregnant women Early in life, I became aware of the fear and caution that can envelop healthcare practitioners when they are placed in a situation where they have to evaluate and treat a pregnant woman. As a young teenager, I remember my mother occasionally

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    tradition that has been followed for plenty of years. This tradition is that the husband takes the pregnant wife, and walks on coals before the pregnancy. People say that the act of this tradition was being done because of confidence for the women’s pregnancy.The `myth of this tradition is that if the husband walks the wife over the coals, the pregnancy will be successful. The practice of carrying a pregnant woman over coals in China has a negative impact on the community because it leads to pain and suffering

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    A pregnant woman diagnosed with cancer is a very rare case in medicine. Nonetheless, this case still presents itself in the field of medicine. Approximately, 1 in 1000 pregnant women are affected by cancer (“Cancer During Pregnancy”). Conflicts that pin maternal health versus fetal health have come to an attention-grabbing point in our society. The pregnant woman legally has the right to accept treatment that will harm the unborn child. Still, it becomes a moral issue whether she owes it to her unborn

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    Obesity Pregnant Woman

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    Obesity and How it Affects the Pregnant Woman Courtney Palazzolo & Melissa Devito April 28, 2015 NUR 359 B2 Obesity and How it Affects the Pregnant Woman The obesity epidemic has become one of America’s most serious health crises. The rising obesity rate has contributed to numerous significant health problems and diseases. One specific group for whom obesity is a problem is women of childbearing age. According to Davis, Madan, and Schmatz(2010), more than half of women from

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    In a case where a pregnant woman is involved in a crash or an accident which leaves her brain dead, it is rare that her wishes are known involving what she would want in this type of situation. If the mother 's wishes are unknown, the care plan would then be left to the family to decide. It should be the family’s choice on whether or not to keep the mother on life support or not until the baby can be delivered. If the hospital does not allow the family to make this choice, it may make the situation

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    When it comes to executing crimes against a pregnant woman, many believe that there should be proof beyond a reasonable doubt that a member of the Homo sapiens, existed and was carried in the womb before and at the time of the attack. They also believe that there should be proof that the defendant acted with the criminal malice toward the victim of violence, which pertain to at least one of the federal laws in regards to the different crimes of violence. As well as, verify that the actions carried

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    that a pregnant woman can somewhat overeat because they are eating for two now. However, pregnant woman need to understand the importance of good nutrition. Well stated by Rope, “If healthy eating hasn't been a habit, don't worry. Now is the perfect time to make a change you (and your family) will benefit from for decades.” The video indicates a diet high in nutrients to include whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and healthy lean protein is a great plan for anyone but especially a pregnant woman. Once

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    homelessness for a pregnant woman creates all kinds of complexities to their care. The Nurse-Family Partnership and Invest in Kids program in Denver is a provider dedicated to forming relationships with patients and sending skilled nurses to help at risk mothers and their children. The health assessment needs of homeless pregnant women revolve greatly around prenatal health, nutrition, mental health, substance abuse and physical abuse screenings. A very important issue with homeless pregnant women is lack

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    Bleeding gums are common in pregnancy related to estrogen 's effect on the oral mucosa of the pregnant woman. Estrogen increases the blood flow to the mouth and gums causing mild swelling; brushing causes friction and the breaking of superficial capillaries, hence the bleeding. Progesterone too plays a role in this process, in that progesterone changes the dynamic of the saliva promoting bacteria growth in the mouth, increasing the woman’s potential of developing gingivitis (Demma & Grace, 2015;

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