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Birthing

Landmark to measure how far down the baby is: ischial spine

Beginning of one contraction to the next: measured in minutes: frequency

ROM: 3 hours ago, gotten more intense

How far along patient is: 39 weeks Dec 11

Questions to ask:

Age? 29

G/P?: 2/1

Last delivery: 4 years ago

LMP: EDD:

GA: 39 weeks

PNC: 15 weeks

What assessment?

  • vital signs

  • confirmed how ruptured

    • Sterile speculum exam to assess ROM

    • With fluid

    • COAT

  • Monitor mom’s temperature

Noelle:

  • SROM 3 hours ago, clear fluid, small amount and no odor

  • SVE?

    • Yes: 3cm dilated 50% effaced -3 station

    • Stage 1: early

    • Frequency/duration: every 5-20 min/ 30-60 sec

  • Should be taking frequent vital signs, put monitor on contractions, fetal monitoring, reposition and activity

  • Call midwife/provider

  • Head to toe assessment

Patient says there is more pressure:

  • SVE

    • 7cm dilated/ 100% effaced/ 1+ station

    • 2-4min/45-60 seconds

Patient thinks she needs to push, what now?

  • SVE check to see that dilation is 10 cm

    • 9 cm/ 100% effaced/ 2+ station

  • Responsibility: call midwife

  • Continue FH monitoring

  • emotional support

  • baby warmer/crib

  • prepare room for delivery

Golden Hour: the adrenaline in the baby when they are awake

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Birthing

Landmark to measure how far down the baby is: ischial spine

Beginning of one contraction to the next: measured in minutes: frequency

ROM: 3 hours ago, gotten more intense

How far along patient is: 39 weeks Dec 11

Questions to ask:

Age? 29

G/P?: 2/1

Last delivery: 4 years ago

LMP: EDD:

GA: 39 weeks

PNC: 15 weeks

What assessment?

  • vital signs

  • confirmed how ruptured

    • Sterile speculum exam to assess ROM

    • With fluid

    • COAT

  • Monitor mom’s temperature

Noelle:

  • SROM 3 hours ago, clear fluid, small amount and no odor

  • SVE?

    • Yes: 3cm dilated 50% effaced -3 station

    • Stage 1: early

    • Frequency/duration: every 5-20 min/ 30-60 sec

  • Should be taking frequent vital signs, put monitor on contractions, fetal monitoring, reposition and activity

  • Call midwife/provider

  • Head to toe assessment

Patient says there is more pressure:

  • SVE

    • 7cm dilated/ 100% effaced/ 1+ station

    • 2-4min/45-60 seconds

Patient thinks she needs to push, what now?

  • SVE check to see that dilation is 10 cm

    • 9 cm/ 100% effaced/ 2+ station

  • Responsibility: call midwife

  • Continue FH monitoring

  • emotional support

  • baby warmer/crib

  • prepare room for delivery

Golden Hour: the adrenaline in the baby when they are awake