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drada · Credits: 45712 My Scrapbook My Reading List 2 Books

its not cord compression,which cause variable decelaration
its head compresion which cause early decelaration

I asked one leading consultant abt this,he is sure that its forceps delivery

El-Tourki · Credits: 135 My Scrapbook

sorry i couldn't open new topic,, but i got very good Q for ya, so plz help me

if there are a lot of ladies laying on the bed, and all of them are post normal vaginal delivery.... so what is the best position for her, right away after birth?

1- supine
2-in here left
3-in her right side
4-semi setting

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Anooos · Credits: 5451 My Scrapbook

VENTOSE...
SEC..Q...TRICKY

kula · Credits: 3791 My Scrapbook

hi
As The head is at station 2 two options can be correct..1If she is having good contrations,..wait and watch she will deliver..2 Apply ventouse..regarding foreps consider medical litigations later if something goes wrong and u dont know now..

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i am sure it's FORECEPS

OGKOKO · Credits: 120 My Scrapbook

Low FORCEPS will be the most appropriate ?

assh · Credits: 364 My Scrapbook

Isnt forcep option sufficient...why go for OT?????

DrChitra · Credits: 445 My Scrapbook

the answer is in the Q itself.
the very fact that the pre-requisites for a forceps application are given inthe Q, gives forceps as the ans.

drra · Credits: 135 My Scrapbook

Date deceleration in sign of fetal hypoxia, so delivery must be speeded up. Since the head is at +2 station, fully rotated, pelvis adequate and vertex presentation, both forceps and vacuum can be applied. But given a choice out of vacuum and forceps, vacuum is preferable as it is associated with fewer complications. So the answer is Vacuum.

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