1.Normal Labourwww.freelivedoctor.com2. Normal LabourDefinitionsLabour is the process by which a viable foetus i.e. at the end of 28 weeks or more is expelled or is going…

1. 2. The Physiology of LaborPrepared by: Sarah Jane Racal, RN,MANChristian University of Thailand3. Theories of LaborUterine Stretch theory -a hollow organ when stretched…

1.Dr sheeba hakak Waterford regional hospital2. Definition Obstetrical emergencies are life-threatening medical conditions that occur inpregnancyor during or after labor…

1.Birth-Related Procedures 2. Learning Outcome Explain the methods, purpose, and contraindications of external and podalic versions that determine nursing care management.…

1. Endometrial polyps www.freelivedoctor.com 2. Definition Benign localised overgrowth of endometrial glands and stroma, covered by epithelium, projecting above the adjacent…

1. Bleeding in late pregnancy DR.KHALED AL GHAIDANY 2.  Vaginal bleeding in the third trimester  Complicates 4 % of all pregnancies Antepartum hemorrhage 3. 1. Placenta…

1. LABOR COMPLICATIONS Anna Mae Smith, MPAS, PA-C Lock Haven University Physician Assistant Program 2. Dystocia/CPD Dystocia – Laboring patient is not making any progress…

1. APH By: Huzaifa Hamid 2. Definition  is defined as vaginal bleeding from 24 weeks to delivery of the baby.  Or any bleeding occurring in the antenatal period after…

From luteal phase defect to preterm birth Utrogestan® Natural micronized progesterone Delfin A. Tan, M.D. Section of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Department…

1. STAGES OF LABOUREVENTS AND CLINICAL FEATURESSANTOSH KRAGIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES 2. STAGES OF LABOURThere are four stages of labour. FIRST STAGE(CERVICAL…