Clinical Case Record for the Students of Obstetrical Nursing
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Clinical Case Record for the Students of Obstetrical Nursing
Dr. (Mrs.) Molly Babu & Mrs. Shobha Gusain | Kumar Publishing House (KPH Nursing Books) | Nursing Students | As Per Indian Nursing Council Syllabus | Practical Record with Important Notes
Dr. (Mrs.) Molly Babu & Mrs. Shobha Gusain | Kumar Publishing House (KPH Nursing Books) | Nursing Students | As Per Indian Nursing Council Syllabus | Practical Record with Important Notes
Clinical Case Record for the Students of Obstetrical Nursing from Kumar Publishing House is an English medium practical record book for nursing students, written by Dr. (Mrs.) Molly Babu and Mrs. Shobha Gusain. Part of the KPH Nursing Books student edition series, it combines a structured clinical case record format with important notes on obstetrical nursing practice, and is prepared as per the syllabus of the Indian Nursing Council. All formats, case record entries, clinical terminology and notes are presented in English language, matching the medium in which nursing records are maintained and examinations are conducted.
Key Features:
Written in English medium — all clinical terminology, formats and notes presented in English
Prepared as per the Indian Nursing Council (INC) syllabus
Combines a practical case record format with important theory notes on obstetrical nursing practice
Ready-to-fill record formats for antenatal, intranatal and postnatal case presentations
Covers nursing assessment, history taking, physical examination and nursing care plans in obstetrics
Includes normal and high-risk pregnancy case documentation, labour records and newborn assessment
Notes on obstetrical procedures, drugs and health education topics for clinical postings
Structured layout that helps students maintain records accurately and score well in practicals and viva
Written by experienced nursing educators — practical, classroom-tested content
Useful for GNM and B.Sc. Nursing students during obstetrics and midwifery clinical postings