Complications of Labor, Birth, and Immediate Postpartum
SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES for MDWF 3030:
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Providing client education using a shared decision-making model
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Understanding and identifying components of the physiologic process of labor
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Understanding the mechanisms of labor for the following presentations
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Familiarity with common complications of labor
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Understanding common labor interventions
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Understanding principles of infection control, universal precautions, and reporting requirements
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Understanding and identifying components of physiologic second stage, including how to conduct a normal delivery
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Familiarity with complications of the second stage
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Understanding interventions for the second stage
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Understanding indications for intrapartum transport
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Understanding and identifying components of the third stage
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Supporting expectant management of the third stage
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Understanding indications and procedures for active management of the third stage
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Familiarity with complications of the third stage
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Understanding commonly utilized interventions for the third stage
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Understanding and identifying components of immediate postpartum care for the birthing person
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Understanding indications for postpartum maternal transport
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Understanding and identifying components of immediate postpartum care for the neonate
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Supporting the “golden hour” as a mechanism to promote bonding
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Familiarity with IPP complications of the neonate
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Providing evidence-based client education for the postpartum period
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Understanding indications for postpartum neonatal transport
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Understanding the importance of interprofessional collaboration