Midwifery
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Steps of conducting normal delivery
Principles of conducting delivery The skill and judgment of the midwife play a critical role in reducing maternal trauma and ensuring a safe delivery for the baby. These qualities are acquired through experience…
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Preparing for childbith
Preparing for childbirth involves getting both physically and mentally ready for the process of labour and delivery. Preparation for mother Preparation for the mother during labour involves careful considerations for her comfort and…
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Management of second stage of labour
Introduction During the second stage of labour, the cervix reaches full dilation, culminating in the fetus’s expulsion. Medical or midwifery professionals ascertain the stage’s duration by diagnosing complete cervical dilation in the woman.…
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Title: Signs and Symptoms of the Second Stage of Labour
Signs and symptoms of the second stage of labour For more details click here To read more click here
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Partograph
Introduction The partograph functions as a graphical tool to visually monitor the progress of labour, the maternal well-being, and the fetal condition throughout the labour and childbirth process. It comprises a graph that…
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Management of first stage of labour
General management Upon the woman’s arrival at the hospital, she should be warmly greeted in a friendly manner and made to feel that she is expected. The midwife notes whether delivery is imminent…
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First Stage of Labour (Sign And Symptoms)
The first stage of labour is concern with the preparation of birth canal to facilitate expulsion of the fetus in the 2nd stage. The length of labour varies widely and is influenced by…
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FIRST STAGE OF LABOUR
The first stage of labor is primarily focused on preparing the birth canal to facilitate the expulsion of the fetus in the second stage. The duration of labour can significantly differ and is…
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Mechanism of labour
The series of movements that take place within the head during its passage through the narrow, elongated, and twisted birth canal and pelvis is called mechanism of labour.
