Obstetrics for NursesReed, Charles B. (Charles Bert)
Science
Obstetrics for Nurses
Reed, Charles B. (Charles Bert)
Maternity nursing
SOLUTIONS AND THERAPEUTIC INDEX 340
ILLUSTRATIONS
FIG. PAGE
1. The normal female pelvis 18
2. The planes of the brim, the cavity, and the outlet 19
3. Visceral relations 20
4. Uterus and appendages 22
5. Normal position of pelvic organs 24
6. The external genitals 25
7A. Varieties of hymen 27
7B. Varieties of hymen 28
8A. The excreting ducts of the mammary gland 29
8B. Lobules and duct of the mammary gland 29
9. Nipple, areola, and the glands of Montgomery 30
10. Supernumerary milk glands in the axillæ 31
11. The three ages of the breast 31
12. Development of the ovary 34
13. Graafian follicles 35
14. Human spermatozoa 36
15. The chorionic villi about the third week of pregnancy 38
16. Diagram illustrating relations of structures of the
human uterus at the end of the seventh week of
pregnancy 39
17. Maternal surface of the placenta and membranes 40
18. Fœtal surface of human placenta 41
19. The egg at term with uterus removed 42
20. Normal attitude of fœtus 43
21. Fœtal skulls showing sutures 44
22A. and B. Child’s head at term, showing diameters 45
23. The fœtal circulation 49
24. Gravid uterus at the end of the eighth week 52
25. Striæ gravidarum 54
26. Bimanual examination 60
27. Abdominal enlargement at different months of pregnancy 63
28. Height of the uterus at various months of pregnancy 64
29. Twins 83
30. Diagram representing the sites for the various forms
of tubal pregnancy 90
31. Abdominal binder with crosspiece to hold vulvar pads 100
32. T-binder, used in all cases after the fifth day post
partum 100
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