Pregnancy, Labour, And Delivery

Question 1

4 labour stage process

Answer 1

Stage 1 [ preparation]
Stage 2 [ delivery of the baby ]
Stage 3 [ delivery if the placenta]
Stage 4 [ stabilization ]

Question 2

How to help mother cope with the discomfort and labour pain

Answer 2

Let her know your are there to help

Explain what to expect as a labour process

Suggest specific physical activities that she can do to relax ( regulating her breathing )

Question 3

APGAR

Answer 3

is a numerical system used to
assess the condition of a neonate

Question 4

Postpartum bleeding

Answer 4

Postpartum bleeding frequently occurs
within the first few hours after delivery, but it can
be delayed for up to 24 hours after delivery.

Question 5

Prolapse cord

Answer 5

A prolapsed cord occurs when a loop of the
umbilical cord protrudes from the vagina while the baby is still in the birth canal

Question 6

Breech birth

Answer 6

Most babies are born headfirst. However, on rare
occasions, the baby is delivered feet- or buttocks-
first. This is commonly referred to as breech birth

Question 7

What to do during a breech birth

Answer 7

position your index and middle fingers to allow air to enter the baby’s mouth and nose.

Question 8

Limb presentation

Answer 8

Limb presentation prevents the possibility of a
normal birth and could be fatal.