Midwifery

Maternity or labour room equipment list

Normal Delivery Equipment List | Factors Related to Labor Process

Labor Process Factors and Maternity or Labour Room Equipment List Definition of Full Term Pregnancy: When the duration of pregnancy continues up to 37 completed weeks from first day of last menstrual period the pregnancy is termed as full term pregnancy. Definition of Labor: Series of events take place in the genital organs of a

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Maternal wellbeing monitoring method during labor

How to Monitor Maternal Well-being in Labour?

Maternal Wellbeing Monitoring Method During Labor Definition of Normal Labour: Normal labour is the physiological process of spontaneous uncomplicated and not delayed expulsion per vaginal of mature fetus with vertex presenting following by after births of umbilical cord, placenta and membranes. Normal labour is one which fulfills the following criteria: The labour is started spontaneously

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Different phases of labor

Different Components and Phases of Labor

Various Components and Phases of Labor Definition of Normal Labour: Normal labour is the physiological process of spontaneous uncomplicated and not delayed expulsion per vaginal of mature fetus with vertex presenting following by after births of umbilical cord, placenta and membranes. Normal labour is one which fulfills the following criteria: The labour is started spontaneously

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Nursing management of obstructed labor

Nursing Management and Prevention of Obstructed Labour

What is Obstructed Labor? Obstructed labour is one where in spite of good uterine contraction; the progressive descent of the presenting part is arrested due to mechanical obstruction. It is a most dangerous condition. If it is untreated, it can be fatal to both mother and fetus. Nursing Management of Obstructed Labor: The underlying principles

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Obstructed labour

Causes, Symptoms and Complications of Obstructed Labour

Definition of Obstructed Labour: Obstructed labour is one where in spite of good uterine contraction; the progressive descent of the presenting part is arrested due to mechanical obstruction. It is a most dangerous condition. If it is untreated can be fatal to both mother and fetus. Causes of Obstructed Labour: A. Maternal factors: 1. Contraction

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Benefits of exercise during pregnancy

Childbirth Preparation and Benefits of Exercise During Pregnancy

Childbirth Preparation and Benefits of Exercise During Pregnancy Definition of Childbirth Preparation: Child birth preparation is defined as providing information and support to facilitate childbirth and to enhance the ability of an individual to develop and perform the parental role. It is also defined as the provision of information and support to facilitate child birth

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Exclusive breast feeding techniques and benefits

Techniques and Benefits of Exclusive Breast Feeding for Mothers and Newborn

Definition of Exclusive Breast Feeding: According to World Health Organization (WH0), Exclusive breastfeeding” is defined as no other food or drink, not even water, except breast milk (including milk expressed or from a wet nurse) for 6 months of life, but allows the infant to receive ORs, drops and syrups (vitamins, minerals and medicines). Exclusive

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Postnatal nursing care for mothers and newborns

How to Take Care of Newborn Baby and Mother During Postnatal Period?

Postnatal Nursing Care for Newborns and Mothers Definition of Postnatal Period: The postnatal period is usually considered the interval extending from the birth of the baby until 6 weeks after. It is the 6 weeks interval between the birth of the newborn and the rectum of the reproductive organs to their normal non-pregnant state. Postnatal

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