Midwifery Casebook, 9/E for BSc Nursing 6th and 7th Semesters | A Practical Record of Maternal and Newborn Nursing with 90 Antenatal, Intranatal, Postnatal and High-Risk Case Formats: 1

Midwifery Casebook, 9th Edition is the practical clinical record BSc Nursing students carry through their maternal and newborn nursing (midwifery/obstetrical nursing) clinical posting, built to document mother-and-newborn care rather than to teach theory from a standing start. Content has been modified and expanded to align with the revised Indian Nursing Council (INC) syllabus, and the record moves from a compact theory foundation into structured, syllabus-mapped case documentation across antenatal, intranatal, postnatal and high-risk clinical experiences. The book opens with Short Notes on Midwifery - pelvic anatomy and pelvic-type classification, the fetal skull and its sutures/fontanels, presumptive/probable/positive signs of pregnancy, antenatal-care objectives and visit frequency, minor disorders and danger signs of pregnancy, and the stages and mechanism of normal labor - followed by Clinical Nursing Procedures in Midwifery. It then moves into the case-recording chapters: a running Midwifery Record of Completed Requirements, then dedicated documentation formats for Antenatal Examinations, Prenatal Mothers Nursed, Normal Intranatal Mothers Nursed/Delivery Conducted, Normal Postnatal Mothers and Neonates Nursed, High-risk Prenatal, Postnatal and Neonatal cases, and IUCD Insertions - 90 case-recording requirements in total across the syllabus. Who This Book Is For: BSc Nursing Students (6th and 7th Semester): the case-recording companion for the Midwifery/Obstetrical Nursing clinical posting mandated by the revised INC syllabus. BSc Nursing Students documenting high-risk maternal and neonatal cases: dedicated high-risk prenatal, postnatal and neonate sections build documentation skill for complicated cases alongside routine ones. Why This Book Helps: Structures required clinical documentation before it's needed: pre-formatted antenatal, intranatal, postnatal and high-risk sections remove the need to design case-recording sheets in the ward. Tracks case-load completion against the INC syllabus: the dedicated Midwifery Record: List of Completed Requirements chapter gives a running view of how many of the 90 required case categories are completed. Bridges classroom theory and the ward: the opening Short Notes on Midwifery and Clinical Nursing Procedures chapters give a quick anatomy, physiology and procedure refresher right before the case-recording sections. Prepares students for both normal and high-risk scenarios: separate high-risk prenatal, postnatal and neonate sections sit alongside the normal-case chapters rather than being an afterthought. Key Features: 11 chapters across 664 pages, moving from theory (Short Notes on Midwifery, Clinical Nursing Procedures) into 90 structured case-documentation formats. Dedicated recording formats for 20 Antenatal Examinations, 10 Prenatal Mothers Nursed, 20 Normal Intranatal Mothers Nursed/Delivery Conducted, and 20 Normal Postnatal Mothers and Neonates Nursed. 15 High-Risk case formats (5 each for High-risk Prenatal, High-risk Postnatal and High-risk Neonates Nursed) plus 5 IUCD Insertion records. Content modified and expanded per the revised INC syllabus, with anatomical figures and tables (pelvis structure, fetal skull, pelvic types, mechanism of labor) supporting the theory section. Hardcover binding built for repeated use across a full semester of clinical postings.

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