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    Yes‚ I agree it is right to abort an unwanted baby because it will have a poor quality of life if its parents do not want it or cannot afford to have a family. An unloved and unwanted child may grow up with psychological problems as a result. A baby may be unwanted because the mother was raped and she does not want to be reminded of the awful trauma she went though. Protestant Christians would say that it is the most “loving thing to do” to allow the women to have an abortion in this situation

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    Anemia in Pregnancy

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    References: 1. Bennet V. R‚ Brown L. K. (1999). Myles Textbook for midwives 13th edition. Churchill Livingstone. New York. 2. Anaemia. Available at htt://en.wikipedia.org 3. Anaemia in pregnancy. Available at htt://www.chkd.org ROSE NJERI WANGARI MBOGO

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    paper is about the effect of superstitious beliefs and practices in the Philippines on pregnancy. It explores the role of nurses in caring for culturally diverse Filipino patients and families in a safe and effective way. The paper provides a historical background‚ topic facts‚ impact of the superstitious beliefs on pregnancy‚ nursing responsibilities‚ interventions‚ teachings and cultural impact on pregnancy. The Philippines is a country of many superstitions and beliefs. These practices

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    Teenage pregnancy could be defined as a girl attaining motherhood before she reaches the legal age of adulthood. Rates of teenage pregnancy in Jamaica are among the highest in the Caribbean‚ with females between the ages of fifteen to nineteen years of age being responsible for one hundred and eight births per thousand women. Females between the ages of ten and nineteen account for twenty-five percent of births in Jamaica‚ and twenty-two percent of births between fifteen to nineteen year olds are

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    Obesity in Pregnancy

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    M. Nodine‚ P. & Hastings -Tolsma‚ M. (2013). Maternal Obesity: Improving Pregnancy Outcomes. The American Journal of Maternal/ Child Nursing‚ 37(2)‚ 57. The article "Maternal Obesity: Improving Pregnancy Outcomes" presents a valued information about select obstetrical risks associated with maternal obesity. In this article‚ the reader gets to know prevention and managenemt strategies on how to avoid or decrease the adverse outcomes‚ caused by maternal obesity. The author emphasizes the

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    early pregnancy

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    early pregnancy is the most common problem in our society. We should have a knowledge about what giving birth is.Dr. Rakic’s research team‚ cited earlier in this article for its recent study on mouse brains and ultrasound‚ pointed out that "the probe was held stationary for up to 35 minutes‚ meaning that essentially the entire fetal mouse brain would have been continually exposed to the ultrasound for 35 minutes…in sharp contrast to the duration and volume of the human fetal brain exposed by ultrasound

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    the high levels of pregnancy among teenagers still remain a challenge for Trinidad and Tobago. As a result‚ it has been destroying the lives of young girls for generations and the rate of these incidents has not changed significantly for the past fifteen years. Consequently‚ pregnant teenagers should be allowed to continue their education because it is their right to receive an education regardless of gender‚ ethnic‚ economic‚ social or religious background. Teenage pregnancy has risen significantly

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    Teenage Pregnancy The United States has the highest teenage pregnancy‚ about 1 million teenagers become pregnant each year and 95 percent of those pregnancies are unintended. Teenage pregnancy is one of the most important and alarming issues in today ’s world. There are many reasons that teenagers become pregnant. Some of them want to have babies. However‚ the fact of the matter is that most teen pregnancies are unintentional (80 percent). Additionally‚ most of them occur to unwed teen

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    month that time i realized my pregnancy but to conform i got one pregnancy test tube in that we can check whether we r pregent or nt so atlast it was confirm that i was pregnant. 2 I don’t remember the date but it was last week of jan . I was very comfortable in asking any type of question related to this. I was suppose to meet my doctor once in every month for my normal routine checkup. Ya i had three sonograpy test and one droplar sonograpy during my pregnancy. 3 I had taken supplements

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    TEENAGE PREGNANCY INTRODUCTION Teen Pregnancy is a major concern in todays society‚ although the teen pregnancy rate has declined over the past 20-30 years‚ the United States still has the highest teenage pregnancy rate. Most teen pregnancies that occurred 20-30 years ago were to married women‚ while today’s teen pregnancies are due to unwed mothers. REVIEW OF LITERATURE Although teenage pregnancy is decreasing over the last decade‚ there are still to many young women out there that have

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