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Articles related to "Electronic Fetal Monitoring"
Why are Cesareans Increasing? From widespread use of electronic fetal monitors to liability issues, many experts believe that there are multiple causes of the cesarean rate increase. cesarean rate • increase • electronic fetal monitoring • inductions • factors
Are Inductions more painful? Some mothers report more pain with inductions. Is there proof that contractions from inductions actually hurt more? induction • pitocin • oxytocin • pain • labor
Most Commonly Used Forms Of Fetal Monitoring In The Labor Room It is important to know about the different forms of Fetal Monitoring available, before labor begins.
Reading Electronic Fetal Monitors Professionals depend on Electronic Fetal Monitoring (EFM) at the bedside of laboring women in hospitals everywhere. But anyone can make sense of the numbers and graphs. birth risks • delivery • labor contractions • labor pains • pregnancy labor
Childbirth Class - Medications In this class, we look at the medical interventions used during labor and birth and discover when they might be needed. childbirth class • medications • pain relief techniques • epidural • birth plan
Monitoring Your Baby During Labor All caregivers from homebirth midwives to high-risk obstetricians will need to assess the baby's well-being by using some type of fetal monitor. fetal monitoring • telemetry • external monitor • internal monitor • ultrasound
Avoid a Caesarian Section While there are no guarantees in birth, there are things you can do before and during labor to help avoid a C-section. avoid caesarian section • ensure vaginal birth • avoid c-section • avoid surgical birth • choose doctor or midwife
The Facts about Cesarean and VBAC One of the most talked-about topics in childbirth circles today is the skyrocketing cesarean rate in the US. Learn as much as possible about cesareans and VBAC. cesarean • vbac • breech • vaginal • rate
Your Labor & Delivery Glossary Of Terms: Part Two In Part One of Your Labor & Delivery Glossary Of Terms, I went over some of the basic terminology that you may hear from your doctor during labor. However, there is even more terminology to familiarize yourself with! pregnancy • labor • delivery • birth
Obstetric Interventions and their Effect on Breastfeeding This article lists the various interventions that are used in childbirth, and how each one can have a direct or indirect effect on the initiation and duration of lactation. breastfeeding • obstetric interventions • childbirth • breast-feeding • birth practices
Using Stadol as Labor Pain Relief Narcotics can provide rest and relaxation to mothers in labor. However, narcotics can also affect the mother and the baby. Find out what you need to know. stadol • narcotics • pain relief techniques • iv • pain medications
Factors that Increase the Cesarean Rate With increasing cesarean rates around the world, research now shows that another factor influencing the mode of delivery could be the mother's diet. cesarean rates • who recommendations • factors increasing cesareans • labor inductions • epidurals
Fetal Monitoring During Labor Fetal Monitoring is one way to check to see how well your baby is doing during labor and birth. Types of monitoring can vary so find out more about your options. fetal monitoring • ultrasound • doptone • hydrotherapy • midwife
Part Two-The Ten Steps to being a Mother-Friendly Hospital To receive CIMS designation as "mother-friendly," a hospital, birth center, or home birth service must carry out our philosophical principles by fulfilling the Ten Steps of Mother-Friendly Care. Read more about what it takes to become "mother friendly". childbirth • pregnancy
Reducing the Cesarean Rate The cesarean rate in this country is at an all-time high. What are ways that you can help to reduce your own chances of having a cesarean? cesarean rate • vbac • labor • statistics • target
Study Shows Nurse-Midwives a Better Option for Pregnant Women Many hospitals subject pregnant women to unnecessary hi-tech medical intervention when they give birth, and ignore the benefits offered by certified nurse-midwives. Read more about how a nurse midwife is the best option for most pregnant women. pregnant • pregnancy • nurse • midwife • birth
Walking During Labor Today many mothers have their movement restricted in labor due to fetal monitoring and medication use. Research shows that walking can shorten the first stage of labor. walking during labor • epidurals • reduced pain • baby descending into pelvis • shortens labor
Childbirth Class - Cesarean Birth In our online class series, class four consists of learning more about the medical aspects of labor as well as what you can do to naturally induce labor. online childbirth class • cesarean • labor inductions • naturally inducing labor • questions to ask
Epidural Risks While epidurals generally give excellent pain relief during birth, there are several disadvantages to getting one which can affect both mother and baby. risks of epidurals • pros and cons epidural anesthesia • epidural pain relief • epidurals additional interventions • epidural effects newborn
Pregnancy Induced Hypertension Every pregnant woman should know the signs and symptoms of pregnancy induced hypertension and how to possibly prevent it. pregnancy • induced • hypertension • birth • high
Soak your labor worries away Many women in labor find that being in water helps them relax and helps relieve pain. Some also prefer to stay in the water for their baby's birth. Learn more about how laboring in water can help you have a more comforting experience. water therapy • labour • water birth • waterbirth |
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