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Monitor maternal well-being Monitor fetal well-being Monitor the progress of labourġ2 Management of labour The management of labour should be commenced during the antenatal period, and the women should be classified as high or low risk pregnancy. Regular contractions Increase in frequency and intensity Cervix dilate No relive with sedation Abd and back pain Irregular Remain the same Unchanged relive Lower abd Formation of the bag of fore water which bulges through the cervix and becomes tenser during uterine contractions.Confirm the onset of labour if there are the following: Blood stained mucus discharge per vagina (show ).SUSPECT OR ANTICEPATE THE ONSET OF LABOUR IF the woman has: The cervix should dilate at a rate of 1cm / hour or faster.ħ Cervix Dilatation: How far has the cervix opened (in cm)Įffacement: How thin is the cervix (in cm or %) Contractions occurs 3 times every 10 minutes, with each lasting > 40 seconds. The active phase: -Starts when the cervix reaches 3 cm dilatation. Contractions occurs at least twice every 10 minutes with each lasting > 20 seconds. Starts from onset of labour until the cervix reaches 3cm dilatation.

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The active phase (from 3- full cervical dilatation) and the cervix should dilate at a rate of 1 cm/ h. This can be divided into two phases: -The latent phase (from 0-3 cm). The first stage of labour begins with the onset of true labour pains and ends with full cervical dilatation.

Second stage is the expulsion of the fetus Third stage is the delivery of the placenta Fourth stage is the early recovery 2-any fetal or maternal complication.ģ STAGES OF LABOUR ARE 4 First stage cervical dilatation and effacement Presentation on theme: 'Management of normal labour'- Presentation transcript:Ģ Definition -Normal labour can be defined as The spontaneous delivery of a single living term fetus with vertex, occipito-anterior position without:- 1-any surgical intervention (except episiotomy).

Precipitate labour causes