พยาบาลผดุงครรภ์ กับการจัดท่าศีรษะและลำตัวสูงในระยะที่ 1 ของการคลอด
Keywords:
Nurse-Midwife, upright postures arrangement, the first stage of laborAbstract
Parturient care in the first stage of labor aim to support parturient coping with pain, and spend time in each stage of labor appropriately. Postures arrangement is one among other important factors during labor. They increase parturient’s comfort, helping parturient coping with labor pain better than usual. Postures arrangement is promoting the progress of labor, also, can facilitate rotation occiput posterior into occiput anterior. These postures are standing, lie in upright, hands and knees, PSU Cat, hands-and-knees with possible support on a balloon at shoulder level, modified bhadrasana, and squatting. The duration for each postures arrangement are 15 -30 minutes in the active phase.
Nurse-Midwife can influence parturients about positioning arrangement by providing information of benefit and suggest them how to do. Also, helping parturients for positioning arrangement. Allow parturients’ family for participation for increasing the quality of nursing care
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