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DME 111: Midwifery I and Obstetric Anatomy

Midwifery I and Obstetric Anatomy topics, notes and separate lesson pages for Diploma in Midwifery (Extension) students and nursing professionals in...

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Topic: Introduction to Midwifery

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Terminologies - Midwives RevisionMidwifery: It is the profession of providing assistance and medical care to women undergoing labor and...
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NORMAL PREGNANCY - Midwives RevisionNormal Pregnancy refers to growth and development of a fertilized ovum and begins from when the ovum is...
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NORMAL PREGNANCY - Midwives RevisionNormal Pregnancy refers to growth and development of a fertilized ovum and begins from when the ovum is...
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PHYSIOLOGY OF PREGNANCY - Midwives RevisionThese are normal natural changes that occur in the body due to pregnancy. These result mainly from...
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MINOR DISORDERS OF PREGNANCY - Midwives RevisionMinor disorders of pregnancy are a series of commonly experienced symptoms related to the effects of...
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Antenatal Care - Midwives RevisionAntenatal care is a planned methodological care and supervision given to a pregnant woman by a midwife or...
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Antenatal Care - Midwives RevisionAntenatal care is a planned methodological care and supervision given to a pregnant woman by a midwife or...
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Labour - Midwives RevisionLabour is described as the process by which the fetus, placenta and membranes are expelled through the birth...
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Normal First Stage Of Labour - Midwives RevisionIt refers to the downward and outward movement of this part through the pelvis.The normal well flexed head...
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Normal First Stage Of Labour - Midwives RevisionIt refers to the downward and outward movement of this part through the pelvis.The normal well flexed head...
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Normal First Stage Of Labour - Midwives RevisionIt refers to the downward and outward movement of this part through the pelvis.The normal well flexed head...
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PARTOGRAPH - Midwives RevisionPartograph is a graph or tool used to monitor fetal condition, maternal condition and labour progress during...
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Normal First Stage Of Labour - Midwives RevisionIt refers to the downward and outward movement of this part through the pelvis.The normal well flexed head...
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Normal second stage of labour - Midwives RevisionPresentation: This indicates the part of the fetus that lies in the lower pole of the uterus. The normal...
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Normal second stage of labour - Midwives RevisionPresentation: This indicates the part of the fetus that lies in the lower pole of the uterus. The normal...
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Normal second stage of labour - Midwives RevisionPresentation: This indicates the part of the fetus that lies in the lower pole of the uterus. The normal...
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Normal second stage of labour - Midwives RevisionPresentation: This indicates the part of the fetus that lies in the lower pole of the uterus. The normal...
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Episiotomy - Midwives RevisionAn episiotomy is a surgical procedure that involves making an incision on the perineum to widen the vaginal...
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Normal third stage of labour - Midwives RevisionThe third stage of labor is a critical phase that involves the separation, descent, and expulsion of the...
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Normal third stage of labour - Midwives RevisionThe third stage of labor is a critical phase that involves the separation, descent, and expulsion of the...
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Normal third stage of labour - Midwives RevisionThe third stage of labor is a critical phase that involves the separation, descent, and expulsion of the...
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Examination of THE placenta - Midwives RevisionAims of Placenta Examination:
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Normal Puerperium - Midwives RevisionNormal Puerperium nursing study notes for Diploma in Midwifery (Extension) in DME 111: Midwifery I and...
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PHYSIOLOGY OF PUERPERIUM - Midwives RevisionPhysiology and management nursing study notes for Diploma in Midwifery (Extension) in DME 111: Midwifery I...
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PHYSIOLOGY OF PUERPERIUM - Midwives RevisionMinor disorders nursing study notes for Diploma in Midwifery (Extension) in DME 111: Midwifery I and...
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PHYSIOLOGY OF PUERPERIUM - Midwives RevisionPostnatal clinic/Examination. nursing study notes for Diploma in Midwifery (Extension) in DME 111: Midwifery...
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PHYSIOLOGY OF PUERPERIUM - Midwives RevisionPostnatal exercises nursing study notes for Diploma in Midwifery (Extension) in DME 111: Midwifery I and...
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DOMICILIARY CARE - Midwives RevisionDomiciliary care is an obstetric care given to a mother in her home during pregnancy, labour and puerperium.

Topic: Obstetric anatomy and Physiology

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Terminologies - Midwives RevisionMidwifery: It is the profession of providing assistance and medical care to women undergoing labor and...
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Female Pelvis - Midwives RevisionThis field focuses on the anatomical structures involved in pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. Key...
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Female Pelvis - Midwives RevisionThis field focuses on the anatomical structures involved in pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. Key...
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PELVIC ASSESSMENT - Midwives RevisionA mother who is pregnant for the second time (Gravida 2, Para 1+0) reports with labor pains. Your task is to...
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FEMALE EXTERNAL GENITAL ORGANS - Midwives RevisionFemale external genitalia (the vulva) include the mons pubis, labia majora, labia minora, clitoris,...
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Uterus, Fallopian tubes and Ovaries - Midwives RevisionThe uterus is a hollow muscular organ of the female reproductive system where offspring gestate.A...
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Pelvic Floor Muscles - Midwives RevisionThe pelvic floor muscles form a muscular diaphragm that fills the pelvic cavity, supporting the organs within.
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FEMALE BREAST (MAMMARY GLAND) - Midwives RevisionBreasts are two accessory glands of the female reproductive system.
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Menstruation Cycle - Midwives RevisionNote: The functional and compact layers (b and c) are shed during menstruation.
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Menstruation Cycle - Midwives RevisionNote: The functional and compact layers (b and c) are shed during menstruation.
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Fertilization and Embryology - Midwives RevisionIt begins when an ovum and sperm meet and fertilization(the union of the male gamete (sperm) and the female...
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Placenta at Term - Midwives RevisionPlacenta is a temporary organ of vital communication between the mother and the fetus.
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Placenta at Term - Midwives RevisionPlacenta is a temporary organ of vital communication between the mother and the fetus.
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Placenta at Term - Midwives RevisionPlacenta is a temporary organ of vital communication between the mother and the fetus.
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Placenta at Term - Midwives RevisionPlacenta is a temporary organ of vital communication between the mother and the fetus.
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Placenta at Term - Midwives RevisionPlacenta is a temporary organ of vital communication between the mother and the fetus.
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Placenta at Term - Midwives RevisionPlacenta is a temporary organ of vital communication between the mother and the fetus.
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Fetal Circulation - Midwives RevisionFetal circulation is the process by which a fetus in utero receives nutrients and oxygen from the placenta...
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FETAL SKULL - Midwives RevisionThe fetal skull is a bony compartment forming the head, containing the vital brain, which is susceptible to...
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FETAL SCALP TISSUE AND THE ANATOMY OF THE INTERNAL STRUCTURES OF THE FETAL SKULL - Midwives RevisionThe scalp refers to the layers of skin and subcutaneous tissue that cover the bones of the cranial vault.
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FETAL SCALP TISSUE AND THE ANATOMY OF THE INTERNAL STRUCTURES OF THE FETAL SKULL - Midwives RevisionThe scalp refers to the layers of skin and subcutaneous tissue that cover the bones of the cranial vault.
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FETAL SKULL - Midwives RevisionThe fetal skull is a bony compartment forming the head, containing the vital brain, which is susceptible to...
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Significance of female urinary system in obstetrics - Midwives RevisionThe female urinary system is important in obstetrics because changes to the urinary tract during pregnancy...
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