Transfers ToCSUDescriptionequivalent, or Board of Registered Nursing referral. In this course, students are introduced to nursing care related to the reproductive system and childbearing family. They study the reproductive process and its effect on overall health and the family process within the framework of the Nursing Process and The DMDD Diagnostic Division Index. Students explore content covering the normal reproductive cycle across the life span for both men and women including normal expected physiological adaptation during the antepartal, intrapartal, postpartal, and neonatal periods. Students are introduced to the most common obstetrical, postpartal and neonatal problems. Students also explore psy- chological, cultural, developmental, legal and ethical aspects of maternity and newborn care, as well as women's health. The course includes a clinical experience in which application of theory is utilized to care for antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum patient.Usually HeldTue 9:00am–11:05am 