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Ultrasound in Obstetrics: A Question of Safety ULTRASOUND IN OBSTETRICS: A QUESTION OF SAFETY. In December of 2000, ... The name of the manufacturer and the model number of the ultrasound equipment used ... 2.
Pregnant Patient's Bill of Rights In addition to the rights set forth in the American Hospital Association's "Patient's Bill of Rights," the Pregnant Patient, because she represents TWO ... 3.
Pregnant Patient's Bill of Rights In addition to the rights set forth in the American Hospital Association's "Patient's Bill of Rights," the Pregnant Patient, because she represents TWO ... 4.
Pregnant Patient's Bill of Rights In addition to the rights set forth in the American Hospital Association's "Patient's Bill of Rights," the Pregnant Patient, because she represents TWO ... 5.
Pregnant Patient's Bill of Rights In addition to the rights set forth in the American Hospital Association's "Patient's Bill of Rights," the Pregnant Patient, because she represents TWO ... 6.
Instructions for Nursing Your Baby INSTRUCTIONS FOR NURSING YOUR BABY. More and more women are becoming aware of the important advantages of breastfeeding to their babies and to themselves. ... 7.
Pregnant Patient’s Bill of Rights In addition to the rights set forth in the American Hospital Association's "Patient's Bill of Rights," the Pregnant Patient, because she represents TWO ... 8.
Improving the Outcome of Pregnancy Through Science But is it the Oxytocin that is causing the autism, or the epidural that frequently precipitates the need for Oxytocin to stimulate the uterine musculature ... 9.
More on the Maternity Information Act The Maternity Information Act, enacted into law in New York State in 1989 and the Midwifery Practice Act enacted in 1992 are proof that women's advocacy and ... 10.
Drugs Not FDA Approved for Obstetrics Following is a partial list of drugs sometimes used off-label in obstetric care, which have NOT been approved by the FDA for such use. ... |
