Sentence examples for maternal preparation from inspiring English sources

Fourteen (15.1%) women were interviewed exclusively by midwives in the Medical-Social Chania of Chania while attending maternal preparation (MP) classes.

3) Ten (10.8%) were carried out in the Medical-Social Center of (PIKPA) Chania while attending maternal preparation classes and 4) four interviews (4.3%) in the Health Center of Vamos village, a primary attention center for the population of eleven villages of the Chania region.

Participants were pregnant women that came to the external consultation of their regular doctor's appointment in the Gynecological Department of the Saint George Hospital and the Health Centre of Vamos; women that were hospitalized due to pregnancy complications and women that were attending maternal preparation classes in the Medical-Social Center of Chania.

Participants were seen weekly at the clinic for clinical evaluation and received counseling on: maternal nutrition, preparation for lactation, importance of EBF, good breastfeeding techniques, breast health, common breastfeeding problems and strategies for reducing breast milk transmission of HIV in a breastfeeding infant.

We compiled the multiplexed sample mixtures by pooling eight or two maternal plasma DNA preparations for the 8-plex or 2-plex sequencing protocols.

Conclusion: The glyceryl trinitrate in the fetal venous sample was approximately 18.5% of the glyceryl trinitrate in the maternal side in this preparation.

During the first two trimesters of pregnancy, adipose fat storage, as maternal fuels, occurs in preparation for an active transfer of maternal glucose, amino acids, and free fatty acids (FFA) across the placenta for accelerate fetal growth in late phase of gestation [ 18].

He remembers a paternal stir-fry being made and the preparation of a maternal serving of fried chicken for the Puerto Rican Day parade.

Identical preparations to maternal samples took place regarding plasma isolation.

The theory generally describes the process of becoming a mother in four stages 1) commitment, attachment and preparation for the maternal role during pregnancy 2) acquaintance with and attachment to the infant, learning to care for the infant, and physical healing 3) moving toward a new normal, and 4) achievement of the maternal identity [ 8].

Perhaps the successful completion of a pregnancy to full term gestation is enough to allow women the successful completion of stage 1 (commitment, attachment and preparation for the maternal role during pregnancy), such that the completion of stage 2 (acquaintance with and attachment to the infant, learning to care for the infant, and physical healing) is not negatively impacted.