DELIVER ROOM

• Types of fluid loses in newborn:

  • conduction (moister from skin and lung )
  • evaporation (body heat to cooler air)
  • radiation (body hear to cooler surface)
  • convection (body heat to cooler object)
• Signs of placental separation

  • lengthening of cords
  • sudden gush of blood 
  • become firm of abdomen
• HNBB (buscupan) during labor

  • used to shorten the labor and soften the cervix
• Layers of the abdomen

  1. skin
  2. subcutaneous tissue
  3. campers facia
  4. scarpa's facia
  5. internal oblique
  6. external oblique
  7. transverse adominus
  8. transversalis fascia
  9. peritoneum
• Rationale for giving vit k

  for liver, immature liver is prone to bleeding
• Signs of labor

  Stage 1: Dilation (0-10cm)

  Latent- (1-3cm)

  Active- (4-7cm)

  Transition- (8-10cm)

  Stage 2: Delivery of the Baby

  Stage 3: Placenta out

  Stage 4: Recovery
• rationale for oxytocin

  used to contract the cervix or to promote contraction (pampahilab)