Pregnancy and Breast Tissue

Maternity Care and Delivery is a totally different situation that involves the health and well being of two patients, the mom and the baby. The procedures we code for would include the monitoring

While we were doing our assessment I noticed that Ms. K.R. had been lying on her back for some time. During moms contractions the fetal heart monitor displayed variable decelerations and a slight deviation from the baseline heart tones. Once contractions subsided the fetal heart rate recovered to

A thin, lighted tube with a tiny camera on the end (laparoscope) will be put through the incision. The camera sends pictures to a video screen in the operating room. This lets the surgeon see inside the abdomen during the procedure.

A thin, lighted tube (laparoscope) with a camera attached is inserted into your abdomen through one of the incisions near the belly button. Other small instruments are also inserted through the other abdominal incision.

• Laparoscopy. This is when your health care provider uses a small, lighted camera (laparoscope) to look at your liver and other organs.

As technology progresses, it has become more important in our daily lives. Obstetricians and hospital’s rely on technology more than ever to flag potential problems during pregnancy, labor, and delivery (1). Continuous recording of the fetal heart rate come into being in the 1970’s and is likely a big contributor to the increase in Caesarean sections(1). Continuous monitoring allows doctors to make a decision on what birthing method should be used: natural birth or caesarean. The benefits of natural birth outweigh the risks of a Caesarean section to mother and baby.

Pelvic laparoscopy: In this procedure, a doctor creates a small incision in the abdomen to insert a camera and check abnormal growth on the ovaries.

The surgical procedure is performed in a hospital, the patient is given a general anesthetic so she will be asleep during the operation, and the patient will remain in the hospital for several days. The advantages of a minimally invasive procedure are a shorter hospital stay, shorter recovery period, and smaller or no visible scar lines. Before leaving the hospital, the patient is given instructions on post-surgical care, when to resume normal daily and sexual activities, and when to make a follow up appointment with the

The lithotomy position works against gravity, causes decrease blood pressure, and increase episiotomies. Women that give birth in an upright position use gravity to assist in the baby descent down the birth canal. Gravity neutral position such as all four, are useful because it allows the laboring mother to rest. Non-supine positions results in reduce pain, decrease labor duration, and less Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) variables (Lamaze International Education Council, 2004). K.C. suggest the class participants use the birth bar for pushing, standing, or hands or knees position to improve labor outcomes. She educated the mother try not to lay down supine because it can make their pelvic area smaller, decrease fetal oxygenation, and harder to push the baby out.

A longer needle will be inserted through the skin into the uterus. An ultrasound probe may be used help your health care provider determine where to insert the needle.

A tube is used about the thickness of a finger and this tube is flexible. Through this tube the doctor can examine the lining of the bowel much better than from an x-ray.

Endoscopy is the examination of the inward workings of the human body utilizing an endoscope. Endoscope is a term for an uncommon medicinal gadget, which is a long thin tube (some of the time adaptable and here and there inflexible, contingent upon the investigation required) that has a light and a camcorder connected. The video pictures are anticipated onto a screen as the specialist directs the extension through the

The conventional scanning methods display grainy pictures of the foetus and required the help of a trained

The oldest and most commonly used is Endometrial curettage. Vacuum-suction curettage devices like Vabra aspirator (Berkeley Medevices, Berkeley, California) allowed sampling without the need of anesthesia . It was found to be 86% accurate in diagnosing cancer.21

Intermittent auscultation is a fundamental midwifery skill on fetal heart monitoring. Also requires effective communication as well as the ability to listening carefully, counting the sound and interpret what is heard (Robyn, 2012). In developing countries intermittent FHR monitoring using Pinard’s fetoscope is the only main way of monitoring fetal heart rate during labor.