Childbirth/Labor — Adult Algorithm

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What position is a laboring patient placed in?

Left lateral recumbent position.

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How is the perineum inspected in childbirth/labor?

Visually only.

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Is a digital vaginal exam performed in childbirth/labor?

No.

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What protocol is used for abnormal vaginal bleeding during labor?

Obstetrical Emergency Protocol, as indicated.

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What protocol is used for hypertension during labor?

Obstetrical Emergency Protocol, as indicated.

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What protocol is used for hypotension during labor?

Obstetrical Emergency Protocol, as indicated.

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What gestational age applies to crowning in the childbirth/labor algorithm?

Greater than 36 weeks.

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What access procedure is done for crowning at greater than 36 weeks gestation?

IV Procedure.

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What treatment procedure is used for crowning at greater than 36 weeks gestation?

Childbirth Procedure.

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What is done if there is no crowning?

Monitor and reassess.

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What monitor is applied in the childbirth/labor algorithm?

Cardiac monitor.

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What hip position is used for a prolapsed cord?

Hips elevated.

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What leg position is used for a prolapsed cord?

Knees to chest.

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How is pressure relieved on a prolapsed cord?

Insert fingers into the vagina to relieve pressure on the cord.

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What dressing is placed over a prolapsed cord?

Saline-soaked dressing.

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When is a prolapsed cord patient transported?

Immediately, unless delivery is imminent.

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What is done for the infant airway in prolapsed cord or shoulder dystocia?

Create an air passage for the infant.

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How are presenting parts handled in prolapsed cord or shoulder dystocia?

Support the presenting parts.

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Should presenting parts be pulled in prolapsed cord or shoulder dystocia?

No.

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What transport is used for prolapsed cord or shoulder dystocia?

Immediate transport.

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What is done for the infant airway in a breech birth?

Create an air passage for the infant.

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What is supported during a breech birth?

The presenting part of the infant.

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How many fingers are placed along the infant's nose in a breech birth?

2.

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Where are the fingers placed to create an air passage in a breech birth?

Along the side of the infant's nose.

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Which direction are the fingers pushed in a breech birth?

Away from the face.

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What type of transport is used for a breech birth?

Emergent transport.

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What transport positions are used for a breech birth?

Knee-to-chest or left lateral position.

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What protocol is used after delivery?

Newly Born Protocol.

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What time is noted after delivery?

Time of birth.

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What is massaged after delivery?

The fundus.

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Why is the fundus massaged after delivery?

To promote uterine contractions.

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What bleeding effect does fundal massage have after delivery?

It reduces bleeding.

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Should the cord be pulled to hasten placental delivery?

No.