Education
University of Pennsylvania.
( Recognizing prehospital obstetrics as a low-frequency,...)
Recognizing prehospital obstetrics as a low-frequency, high-intensity skill, this book explains current principles and practices in obstetrics, gynecology, and neonatology as they specifically relate to emergencies in the field. The author provides “real life” case studies and review questions to reinforce key points. Helpful professional tips throughout the text prepare providers to facilitate the natural process of birth and stand ready to intervene if complications arise. Topics covered include: Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology, Evaluating the Pregnant Woman, Maternal and Fetal Complications, Threats to Mother and Fetus, Care of the High-risk Neonate, Normal Delivery Management and much more! Paramedic level Emergency Service Responders.
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University of Pennsylvania.
Bonnie Urquhart Gruenberg is well known in midwifery circles as the author of the award-winning book Birth Emergency Skills Training. Born in Rhode Island in 1963, she was raised in Southington, Connecticut, and later worked as a paramedic in central Connecticut. After attending the University of Pennsylvania to obtain a Master of Science in Nursing in midwifery, she authored two books on managing childbirth emergencies: Essentials of Prehospital Maternity Care for Express Mail Service providers, and Birth Emergency Skills Training for out-of-hospital midwives.
Since 1994, Gruenberg has researched and photographed, and written about the wild horse herds which inhabit certain Atlantic Coast barrier islands.
The Wild Horse Dilemma: Conflicts and Controversies of the Atlantic Coast Herds, is her most comprehensive book on the topic. She resides in south-central Pennsylvania where she is in practice as a certified nurse-midwife.
( Recognizing prehospital obstetrics as a low-frequency,...)