It is true these little treasures have the benefit of making the right way
to be born known
My experience of breech is
1 multi undiagnosed due to large maternal habitas just presented a foot and
birthed very quickly
2. primip undiagnosed who presented a scrotum and then froze when everyone
I have spoken to the MUM and Echuca Regional Health is in the market for a
new one and is interested in getting in on the deal. Can you let me know
when you will be ordering them
Andrea Quanchi
Judy Chapman writes:
I would like to be in with this ordering lot please.
Cheers
Judy
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Doctors often talk about placentas moving and it is confusing as it makes
people think it grows legs and walks. As the uterus grows in size the
distance between a low lying placenta and the internal os of the cerix gets
larger and so on ultrasound it 'appears' that the placenta has moved
Philippa,
I remember being toaught during my training that if a woman had a seven year
gap between pregnancies then it was like having a first baby again.
Obviously this is not so but I think the thing is that most second third
fourth babies are born while mum still has a toddler. Caring for
At the organisation where I work we have been asked to sign 'a code of
conduct'before we can be given a password to the new computer system.
There is nothing in the code that is not already covered by the other codes
and laws by which we are governed and in the past I have declined to sign it
Where does terbutaline fit in with all this? I have heard of them using it
at RWH, but haven't seen it at my workplace.
Nicole C
Nicole, I am at home and so do not have access to a MIMS but I am sure you
can check with your pharmacist but zisnt Terbutaline an asthma medication?
Therefore its
Thanks to the girls at Moses sub branch of ACMI for the great study day
today on Improving Midwives Understanding of Women's Mental Health During
the Childbearing Years.
The numbers were small which I always think is disappointing for those that
have gone to all the effort of organising days
we often have cause to use niphedipine for prem labour while awaiting
transfer to a tertiary centre and usually do so under advice from the
obstetric people at the receiving hospital which will be either RWH, Monash
or Mercy ( in Victoria). They usually ask that the women chew the first dose
Oh you wonderful wonderful women. Now we just need the remainder of the
mexican states to pull their fingers out and do the same thing
Andrea Quanchi
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well done Tania and I'm sure that piece of info is going to pass many of our
lips in the future. I for one never bother to do these coz I could never
see the point but many hospitals have it written in their policies that they
should be done.
When I was doing the care plans for the
But rpior to prostin, what was he planning to do have the epidural in for a
'week'. I'm sure we have all seen cases when prostin has no effect
especially in women who are not really ready to labour.
Andrea Q
Alesa Koziol writes:
We have experienced a few cold epidurals over the past 18
get together for a champers? I still owe you one for the homebirth confernece in Noosa 2000. Lieve, would love to meet you. Trish
ID AC Quanchi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lieve,
Any chance you can come to the ICM conference in Brisbane next year and
we
would all be ableto meet you
Andrea
Lieve,
Any chance you can come to the ICM conference in Brisbane next year and we
would all be ableto meet you
Andrea Quanchi
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I dont think it needs it be a rocker. Sutton Scott tak about a rocker in
the OFP book because they had one but the idea is that it is a seat that
supports the knees lower than hips position. I have two ergonomic or
kneeling seats that women borrow and use. They find these very comfortable
to
Jessica Stewart writes:
Dear All,
Just wondring if anyone would be happy to share any experiance/knowledge they have on postnatal follow up at home with women who have suffered a interuterine/ neontal/ stilbirth death.
I am aware of SANDS, but just hoping to discover what else is out there
I met a woman once who had had eight c/s. Her Ob said thatevery time he cut
her uterus was like doing it for the first time and she had virtually no
scar tissue at all.
She could also discuss this with her OB but I agree with the idea of having
a vaginal birth with a midwife would be the best
Lyn I can't see that it will have any affect on the remaining beely button.
I think that is genetically determined. From what i have observed over the
years some babies have skin that finishes at the cord junction and some
babies seem to have skin growing a centimetre or two along the cord. The
This week I had my first woman who wanted a lotus birth and i was fascinated
to see her baby react quite strongly whenever her placenta was handled
independently of her. When they were bundled together she seemed at peace
but if she was lying down and the placenta was moved she reacted quite
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