¡°Just imagine, let these men watch their wives give birth on the spot. What would you say he would do if something unexpected happened to his wife or child in front of him? He is not a doctor himself, so he can't protect his wife. He probably can only stand aside and worry or face the emergency situation where he will collapse.
Some people are not afraid of something happening to themselves, they are only afraid of something happening to the people they love and are closest to.
Every husband who is willing to accompany his wife into the delivery room can be praised as very courageous.
It can be seen that the psychological condition of the husband in bed No. 1 is not much better than that of the husband in bed No. 2 next door who begged the doctor to perform a cesarean section on his wife. Being able to persist without crying until now is considered a very hard-working husband.
An understanding doctor, like Dr. Peng, will first praise the family members: "Not bad, I stayed with her until she was about to give birth"
The patient¡¯s husband was praised by the doctor to the point that he was a little reserved.
Thinking about how the extra bed No. 3 did not give birth smoothly, a group of doctors were very wary of the bad luck tonight. Move the mother to the delivery room. Dr. Peng and Dr. Zheng kept checking various mother and baby indicators along the way.
"Would you like to try delivering a baby?" Dr. Peng said to the two interns.
With the patient¡¯s husband present, Geng once again took the initiative to avoid suspicion.
The teacher gave me the opportunity, and thanked my classmates for never thinking too much and just trying.
Put on the surgical gown, sit on the seat where the teacher delivers the patient, put your fingers wearing sterile gloves into the birth canal, touch and check the condition of the fetal head entering the basin.
With this touch, an abnormality was quickly discovered. She touched it with her gloves, and she felt that the direction of the baby's little head was not quite right.
The fetal heart rate drops in a more correct fetal position, indicating that it is not a bad breech or transverse position, but a head position. However, fetal head position is also divided into several categories. The most correct one is the occiput-anterior position mentioned earlier. In the same head position, the baby's head can be toward the mother's back, or it may be toward the mother's belly. This is called posterior occipital position, which is the most common fetal malposition before delivery.
Another situation is that when the doctor touches the mother's birth canal, he can feel the baby's forehead or the small facial features on the face. In this way, the baby's descending delivery posture becomes the "cause" (homophonic "**") of facing the mother. **, it belongs to the transverse occipital position, and its occurrence rate is second only to the posterior occipital position mentioned above.
Both the posterior and occiput positions will prolong the mother's delivery time, harm the baby's face, may cause acute distress symptoms for the fetus during delivery, tear the mother's birth canal, and even cause rupture and bleeding of the rectum, anus, and perineum. The best fetal position for delivery is always the occiput-anterior position.
Xie Wanying calmly recalled these knowledge points, then touched again, carefully, and realized that what she was touching was not the baby's face, and she felt clearly where the back of the baby's head was on the mother's body. After checking it three times, I found that yes, the occipital bone was in the posterior position and the fetal position was incorrect.
Fortunately, in this case, the fetal head is downward, which is a more accurate fetal position. As with the occiputo-transverse position, in this case, the doctor does not need to actively recommend a cesarean section but rather assists the mother in continuing a normal delivery as much as possible.
If the occipital position is posterior, the doctor only needs to reach into the "yin" (homophone for "****") and hold the baby's head to manually transfer the baby's head back to the anterior occipital position. The success rate is much higher than that of breech transverse fetal transfer. , supported by relatively reliable technical methods.
"What do you feel now?"
Teacher Peng asked a question, and Xie Wanying replied: "It's the posterior position of the occipital bone." (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com