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PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN PREGNANCY
Dr. Hanan Mohammed Hassan
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The document provides a comprehensive overview of the major physiological adaptations that occur in pregnant women, including systemic, respiratory, urinary, alimentary, and reproductive changes. It highlights how these changes are positive adaptations to maximize nutrition and oxygen delivery to the developing fetus. The presentation also addresses the implications of these changes for clinical management in obstetric care.
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