*Signs & symptoms
*Confirmation
*Birth Plan

*Month 1 *Month 2 *Month 3 *Month 4 *Month 5

*Month 6 *Month 7 *Month 8 *Month 9

*Month 1 *Month 2 *Month 3 *Month 4 *Month 5

*Month 6 *Month 7 *Month 8 *Month 9

*Month 1 *Month 2 *Month 3 *Month 4 *Month 5

*Month 6 *Month 7 *Month 8 *Month 9

*Fetal movement counts
*Non-stress test
*Biophysical profile
*Fetal monitoring

*Comfortable clothing *Increased frequence of urination *Morning sickness *The importance of rest *Tingling in your hands *Breast discomfort *Breathlessness *Constipation *Hemorrhoids *Urinary incontinence

*Skin changes *Headaches *Dental concerns *Nasal stuffiness & nosebleeds *Leg cramps *Indigestion & heartburn *Leg swelling *Braxton-Hicks contractions *Maternity Leave *Family and Medical Leave

*Fever
*Signficant weight gain
*Headaches
*Decreased fetal movement
*Abdominal pain
*Bleeding
*Cramping
*Pain, redness in calf
*Shortness of breath

*Vitamins & nutrition
*Exercise
*Prenatal care
*While traveling
*Sex
*Warning signs
*Stress management
*Smoking, drinking, and drugs
*Caffeine
*Infections
*Hot tubs, X-Rays, Chemicals, etc.
*Excessive stress
*Birth Plan
*Kegel Exercises

*Supplements
*Eating for two
*Folic acid
*Sources of folic acid
*Calcium requirements
*Tips for queasy days
*Appetite cravings
*Avoiding heartburn
*Caffeine
*Diabetes
*Healthy weight gain
*Losing weight after pregnancy
*Exercise

*Safety of over-the-counter medications
*At home guide
*Advice for errors and interactions
*Cold medications and antihistamines
*Decongestants
*Expectorants
*Pain medications
*Alternative medications
*Which OTCs are safe?
*OTCs to avoid

*1st prenatal visit *Pap smear *Urinalysis *During the 1st trimester *Blood count *Blood type & screen *Rh factor *Sickle cell disease *Tay Sachs disease *Syphilis *Gonorrhea *Chlamydia *Tuberculosis

*Rubella *Hepatitis B *HIV *During the 2nd trimester *Maternal screening for birth defects *Ultrasound *Glucose tolerance test *Group B streptococcus *Other diagnostic tests *Amniocentesis *CVS *Birth Plan

*Premature labor
*IUGR
*Gestational diabetes
*Pre-eclampsia (hypertension)
*Multiple pregnancy
*Premature rupture of membranes
*Late vaginal bleeding
*Trauma
*Pre-existing conditions
*Bed rest

*Miscarriage
*Common causes of non-recurrent
*Common causes of recurrent
*Screening
*Ectopic pregnancy
*Molar pregnancy
*Grief after miscarriage

*Am I in labor? *When to call the doctor *Going to the hospital *Vaginal birth *Stages of labor *Rupture of membranes *Labor stimulants *Episiotomy *Vacuum extraction *Forceps delivery *Breech presentation *Cesarean section *Vaginal birth after cesarean section *Pain control *Prepared childbirth *Lamaze technique *Bradley method *Birth Plan

*Relaxation techniques *Alternative therapies *IV narcotic/analgesics *Nerve blocks *Epidural anesthesia *Spinal anesthesia *Care of the newborn *Physiological changes in the newborn *Appearance of the newborn *Cutting the cord *APGAR score *Medication and testing *Warming *Excretion *Jaundice *Circumcision