Bøger af Ella Gilbert

Maternal-fetal medicine refers to a subdivision of medicine that aims to manage the health concerns of the fetus and mother before, during and after the delivery of the baby. It is concerned with taking care of pregnant women who are suffering from chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and kidney and heart disease. It also focuses on the clinical management of pregnancy-related complications, such as twin or triplet pregnancies, pre-eclampsia and preterm labor, along with women whose fetus is at risk. Congenital abnormalities, genetic diseases, maternal infections and diseases can pose a risk to the fetus. The occurrence of infections is common when a woman is pregnant, as the immune system is suppressed naturally. Maintenance of human pregnancy needs strictly regulated tolerance mechanisms and immune interactions, which comprise molecular, microvesicular and cellular transport of biological signaling and information between fetus and mother. Maternal-fetal medicine manages all the conditions related with pregnancy and helps in achieving better patient outcomes. This book unravels the recent studies in maternal-fetal medicine. It is appropriate for students and professionals seeking detailed information on the physiology, pathophysiology and clinical management in this area of medicine.

Maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) is a branch of medicine that is concerned with the health of the mother and fetus before, during, and immediately after pregnancy. MFM concerns those patients who fall under defined levels of maternal care such as the mother, baby or both throughout the pregnancy. Furthermore, this field of medicine is concerned with providing care to pregnant women having chronic conditions, patients at risk for pregnancy-related problems, and pregnant women with fetuses at risk. Congenital and chromosomal abnormalities, infections, maternal sickness, growth restriction and genetic diseases are the reasons causing risk for fetuses. This book includes some of the vital pieces of work being conducted across the world, on various topics related to maternal-fetal medicine. It is a valuable compilation of topics, ranging from the basic to the most complex advancements in this area of study. This book will serve as a valuable source of reference for medical professionals and students.

Shy 11-year old Golden Key Protection Agency cadet Meadow Lotus Seaborn is on a top-secret mission to Rosecliff City, Eastbarrrow, where her Grandma Mabel lives. With a golden key logger and audio recorder device in her tote bag, she hurriedly leaves "The Big Apple" after an army of rival secret agents invades Manhattan. Meadow misses the big city, but once in Eastbarrow she finds herself quickly befriending Meriweather, Bella, Akime, and McKenna at the prestigious Pacific Bell Academy. Then things really get interesting when she meets her no nonsense English teacher Mr. Chanthavong. All she knows is that there's something very strange going on. Nine-year old Ella J. Gilbert loves reading and creative writing, plays piano and violin, and of course, enjoys living in Animal Jam's world of Jamaa. She lives with her parents and two sisters in Silver Spring, MD. Agent M and The Trip to Eastbarrow Mountains is her first book.

Five-year-old Fern Riverly lives an adventurous life with her venturous grandmother, Grams. However, young Fern's life is turned upside down, when the unexpected occurs. Shocked, wistful Fern is overcome with grief, her summer changing from bright to sorrowful. Certain that this unexpected event is her fault, Fern roams toward the water to blame it for her losses. Will Fern, now eleven, realize that her life will go on, or continue to accuse the ocean for her dilemmas? Throughout your reading of this story, you will learn the past of Fern and Grams, as well as witness her present-day life. About the Author Ten-year-old author Ella Gilbert loves reading, creative writing, and piano. She has won 4,567 Newberry Honors (just kidding). She lives with her parents and two sisters in Silver Spring, MD. This is her second book.