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Complications of Labor, Birth, and Immediate Postpartum

SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES for MDWF 3030:

  1. Providing client education using a shared decision-making model

  2. Understanding and identifying components of the physiologic process of labor

  3. Understanding the mechanisms of labor for the following presentations

  4. Familiarity with common complications of labor

  5. Understanding common labor interventions

  6. Understanding principles of infection control, universal precautions, and reporting requirements

  7. Understanding and identifying components of physiologic second stage, including how to conduct a normal delivery

  8. Familiarity with complications of the second stage

  9. Understanding interventions for the second stage

  10. Understanding indications for intrapartum transport

  11. Understanding and identifying components of the third stage

  12. Supporting expectant management of the third stage

  13. Understanding indications and procedures for active management of the third stage

  14. Familiarity with complications of the third stage

  15. Understanding commonly utilized interventions for the third stage

  16. Understanding and identifying components of immediate postpartum care for the birthing person

  17. Understanding indications for postpartum maternal transport

  18. Understanding and identifying components of immediate postpartum care for the neonate

  19. Supporting the “golden hour” as a mechanism to promote bonding

  20. Familiarity with IPP complications of the neonate

  21. Providing evidence-based client education for the postpartum period

  22. Understanding indications for postpartum neonatal transport

  23. Understanding the importance of interprofessional collaboration

     
 
Midwifery College of Utah. (2023, Winter). MDWF 3030 Complications of Labor, Birth and Immediate postpartum [Course syllabus]. Available from
Midwifery College of Utah. Learn website: midwifery.edu