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Alterations of Labor and Birth
Alterations of labor and birth may inhibit a woman's ability to give birth naturally. In this course, you will learn about such alterations, which include induction of labor, vacuum-assisted birth, forceps-assisted delivery, and cesarean birth. (67 minutes)
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Anatomy and Physiology of Normal Childbirth
In this course, you will learn to describe the anatomy and physiology of normal childbirth. (66 minutes)
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Nursing Management of the Laboring Mother
In this course, you will learn how to recognize the signs and mechanisms of labor and how to care for a laboring mother. (64 minutes)
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Pain Management During Labor
Pain is perhaps the first word that comes to mind when the thought of childbirth arises. It is only fairly recently that management of this pain has been ''allowed.''  Even up until the 1960s, ''twilight sleep'' was considered successful pain management: Women still experienced the pain of labor, but they simply didn't remember it. As women demanded greater control over the childbirth experience, childbirth education was born. It was here that women and their coaches learned comfort measures that allowed them more control. These measures can be used alone or in conjunction with some of the pharmacologic pain measures. This course includes a discussion of the nonpharmacologic comfort measures along with information about the opioid analgesics. (81 minutes)
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Pharmacological Pain Management
As a nurse, you will be responsible for both assessing a woman in labor and managing her care during the different stages of labor. Many women will choose to have their labor pain controlled by pharmacologic means. Other women will plan to use non-pharmacologic methods, but will find analgesia necessary at the time of labor to ease overwhelming pain. In this course, you will learn about systemic analgesia, regional anesthesia, general anesthesia, the effects and uses of each, and procedures for administering them. (57 minutes)
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Stages of Labor
In this course, you will learn about the four stages of labor and how to care for the mother and infant during each stage. (83 minutes)
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Development of the Neonatal GI System and Common GI Diseases in the Neonate
In this course, you will explore the development of the neonatal gastrointestinal (GI) system. You will also learn about tests that are performed to assess the neonates GI system. You will then identify two common diseases that affect the neonatal GI system: gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). (55 minutes)
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Developmentally Appropriate Care
Infants placed within the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) are faced with developmental needs, ranging from the integration of the various subsystems to the need to interact with their environment.  Developmentally appropriate care harmonizes both the developmental needs of infants and the medical care specifically tailored to those infants.  This course helps you understand how infants mature and the cues they use to communicate. It also describes the synactive theory of development, organizational support strategies, and kangaroo care. (82 minutes)
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Neonatal Nutrition
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the nutritional needs of newborns, including those requiring parenteral and enteral nutrition.  Premature and critically ill newborns have a high demand for good nutrition and a low tolerance for feeding and digestion. This course reviews energy requirements along with caloric calculations. It also describes delivery routes, requirements, considerations, and necessary monitoring for the neonate on parenteral nutrition. In addition, it explores enteral routes of nutrition, compares human milk and formula content, and reviews various feeding strategies. (75 minutes)
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Immediate Recovery Period, Part 2: Nursing Management
The period of recovery after childbirth begins with delivery of the placenta. It is completed when the woman's vital signs are stable. Priorities of nursing care during this time include preventing excessive blood loss, promoting comfort of the new mother, and facilitating maternal-newborn attachment. This course will cover the importance of the patient report, standards of care for maternal assessment in the immediate recovery period, methods of pain control, maternal-newborn attachment, and general well-being of the mother. (61 minutes)
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