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    Prenatal Care Barriers

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    Prenatal Care Barriers in the United States According to Dijk, Anderko, and Stetzer (2010), the United States spends more on healthcare than any other nation in the world, however they only rank 28th in infant mortality among 32 industrialized nations. Improved maternal health and reduced infant mortality can result from a variety of different interventions, and the topic of concern for this discussion is prenatal care. The early use of prenatal care can result in better birth outcomes as well as reduce maternal complications during labor and delivery, however, there are variations in initiating care and quality throughout the United States (Noonan, Corman, Schwartz-Soicher, & Reichman, 2013). Better birth outcomes such as low birthweight,…

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    Health disparities among African Americans in prenatal care is an unspoken dilemma in the media that our society is facing. There are a multiple of disparities that the African Americans community faces. I considered the root of problem to start in utero. There is a major gap between socioeconomic status and the education of prenatal care that African Americans receive. Therefore, there is a greater risk for lower birth weights and mortality of infants in the African American community.…

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    Taking care of you and your baby while you’re pregnant During pregnancy, you need to take care of yourself more than ever. Make sure the better care of your self physically and emotionally both. This care is called the prenatal care that leads to the healthy and comfortable delivery. Prenatal care prevents the complications of your pregnancy and delivery process. Prenatal care includes the healthy lifestyle during pregnancy. Healthy lifestyle very first includes the proper medical care and…

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    Prenatal care is a type of preventive healthcare with the goal of providing regular check-ups that allow doctors or midwives to treat and prevent potential health problems throughout the course of the pregnancy while promoting healthy lifestyles that benefit both mother and child. All pregnant women get blood and urine tests and a blood pressure check at every visit. In early prenatal care, what occurs at your appointments? Your blood pressure, weight, and height is checked. Calculate your due…

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    Prenatal Care

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    is important to get prenatal care as early as possible. Prenatal care is defined as preventive care at each stage of pregnancy and it includes 12 physician visits in US. It also includes check ups on visits like blood tests, ultrasounds for healthy baby etc. It also helps in preventing complications like preterm labor and pregnancy loss during pregnancy. It is a women’s issue because it increases the risk of preeclampsia and gestational high blood pressure among teens aged 15-19 (National…

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    article was to see if drug abuse during pregnancy directly influenced prenatal care. This study sought to understand how drug use and factors associated with drug use influence women’s prenatal care. The objective was to identify barriers to prenatal care and factors that encouraged the use of prenatal care by pregnant women who use alcohol and/or drugs. Pies and Robert both attend The University of California’s School of Public Health. Roberts also participates in an Alcohol Research group in…

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    baby are when effective prenatal care is provided. Guiding the mother during the prenatal process through education and responsibility leads to a healthier mother and infant. All pregnant females can assume there is more involved during this time then results from lab values and advanced technology. This is a time of change emotionally, physically and physiologically. Maternity services such as a feminist environment in a Centering Pregnancy group, has shown to effectively produce remarkable…

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    contributed to this drop over time. Advances in medicine, technology, and lifestyle changes have all created changes in prenatal care. There are numerous things that play a factor in the overall mortality rate decrease, however there is one major factor that influences the change. That factor is education and knowledge about prenatal care. Better understandings of common prenatal complications and how to treat them have made a significant difference in the survival rate of infants. Due to…

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    Prenatal Care Cost

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    The cost of taking care of a baby is incredibly high. This is especially true to a teenage parent who probably does not have a source of income to support the baby. In total, in the United States, almost 10 billion dollars is spent due to teen pregnancies. Even before the baby is born, money has to be spent on prenatal care of the baby. This prenatal care is essential to the health of the baby. On average, the cost of prenatal care is around $2,000 over the course of the pregnancy. Vitamins are…

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    Prenatal Care Benefits

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    A workshop about prenatal care is very beneficial to expecting parents. Having the right information at hand is very important to better understand the kind of care you need to take care of yourself and the baby that is developing. Expecting mothers need to know the dangers of certain actions that can cause harm to themselves and the baby while the baby in hard at work developing to enter the world. One of the one of the things the mother can do is making sure they are getting enough…

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