The Integration of Breathing Exercise with Positioning Nursing Practice to Painfulness on the duration of Labour
Keywords:
Breathing exercise, Positioning based, Patients with Hypertension, Duration of laborAbstract
Labour is a natural process that a parturient must face painfulness. The painfulness affects to the increasing of epinephrine and cortisol level, and then the uterine contraction is slower or intermittent. These effects can cause to a prolong labour and lead to be operative obstetrics. The integration of breathing exercise and positioning based on clinical nursing during a labour time will relax abdominal muscles and reduce the resistance between abdominal wall and uterus; hence the maternal heart-rate and blood pressure will decrease, and also lower on energy that will help to be lower tired. Upright position during labour is well influence to the parturient and fetuses. Together with the Earth’s gravity pulling, their heads will be moving down well, causing to be more and more cervix dilatation.
Therefore, the integration of breathing exercise with nursing practice of upright positioning is an effective method; easily operate, save for parturient, reduce painfulness and shorten first period of labour.
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