Midwifery Essentials. Part three (3/4)
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Lessons
Second Trimester (after 20 weeks)-
Group B strep issues
Placental anomalies-
Pregnancy in special circumstances-
Risk of VBAC: individualized assessment-
Module 2: birth and postpartum-
Childbirth education methods-
Labour and Birth-
Late pregnancy and process of labour-
Walking though the stages of dilation-
Telling dilation without internal exam-
Processes of engagement, flexion, rotation descent-
Comfort measures and tools-
Midwife or doula role-
Fetal monitoring during labor-
Stages of labor-
Birth-
The first hours of life. Newborn adaptation. Apgar.-
Separation of the placenta-
Emergency Childbirth (when birth attendant is not arriving)-
Ahhh… scrubs. I understand the practicality, but hate the look. So often it’s sloppy. BUT, the newer fitted, tailored styles are a HUGE improvement. In the office, I understand the scrubs, but a lab coat in public? It’s a useful, functional garment. IN A LAB. or even in a pharmacy. But what could you be doing in public that would require the use of a protection layer? And one traditionally worn by practitioners with upwards of 4-8 years of graduate education in a health care field? I think it can be misleading. And unsicesnary.Public=Buseness Casual.