1 CHAPTER 11 Nurse-Managed Maternal Care in the Communit y i'1aria Brigelle T. La. o-Nctrio · Introduction 288 Role of Materna l Care 289 Standard s of Prenatal Care 290 Components of Pregnancy C. ire 291 Antenatal Regi·stration 293 Tetanus Toxoid Immunization 293 Macronutrient and Micronutrient Supplemen tation 294 Micronu trient Supplementation: Iron Supplem entation 294 Vitamin A Supplementation 295 Treatment of Diseases and Other Conditions 296 Early Detection and Management of Complications of Pregnancy Family Planning Counseling 2!l7 STD/HIV/AIDS Prevention and Management 297 Standards in Home Delivery 297 Standar ds in Postpartum Visit 300 The Nursing Process in a Nurse-Managed Care 302 Nursing Assessme nt and Diagnoses 30. 2 Determining Outcome s of Care 303 Choosing Nursing Interventions 30. a Home Visit as an Intervention 304 288 296 CHAPTERl Z 3W Dem_onstrating Independ ent Nursing Practice ll-1a. Brigei-te T. Lao-Na1·io Experiences in Setting up Independent Nursing Practice 311 Metro Manila Developmental Screening for Preschoolers 311 Providing Consulting Services 3!3 The Health Promotion Nursing CJinic 316 Commonly Used Nursing Diagnoses 318 Establishing the Outcome s of Care 320 The Nursing Consultation and its Componen ts 320 Charging Clients a Nursing Professiona l Fee 322 Marketing the Services of the Nursing Clinic 323 Establishing Linkages and a Referral System 323 CHAPTER 13 Enhancin g Competencies on Nutrition for Wellness Lucila 13. Rabuco Introduction 326 Nutrition 326 Food 327 Nutrients 327 Macronu trients 327 Mfcronutrients 32() Assessme nt of Nulritional Status 333 Indirect methods 334 