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Normal Postpartum Period

Normal Postpartum Period. Lectures 9 N.Petrenko, MD, PhD. Uterine Involution. Uterine Involution. Uterine Involution. L ochia Assessment. Abdomen. Postpartum Psychosis. Breast. Breastfeeding. Breastfeeding. Engorgement. Assessing U terine Fundus. Massaging the Fundus.

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Normal Postpartum Period

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  1. Normal Postpartum Period Lectures 9N.Petrenko, MD, PhD

  2. Uterine Involution

  3. Uterine Involution

  4. Uterine Involution

  5. Lochia Assessment

  6. Abdomen

  7. Postpartum Psychosis

  8. Breast

  9. Breastfeeding

  10. Breastfeeding

  11. Engorgement

  12. Assessing Uterine Fundus

  13. Massaging the Fundus

  14. Lochia: Pad Count

  15. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  16. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  17. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  18. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  19. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  20. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  21. Episiotomy/Perineal Assessment

  22. Homan’s Sign

  23. The Newborn

  24. Nursing Assessment of the Normal Newborn

  25. Newborn’s Immediate Needs

  26. Dry the Baby

  27. Replace the Wet Towels

  28. Position the Baby

  29. Suction the Airway

  30. Ventilate if Necessary

  31. Evaluate the Baby

  32. Keep the Baby Warm

  33. Temperature Teaching Aids: ENC 35 EN-

  34. Apgar Score

  35. Apgar Score

  36. Intrauterine Growth Grid

  37. Color • Most newborns have acrocyanosis (body is centrally pink, but hands and feet are blue • Cyanosis requires treatment: • Oxygen • Airway • Ventilation Pink Acrocyanosis Cyanosis

  38. Color of the baby • Normal vs. Abnormal Teaching Aids: ENC 41 EN-

  39. Erythema toxicum, acrocyanosis, milia and mongolian spots

  40. Vernix

  41. The Head and Chest

  42. Anterior and Posterior Fontanelles

  43. Caput succedaneum

  44. Cephalohematoma

  45. Caput succedaneum vs. cephalohematoma • Normal vs. Abnormal Teaching Aids: ENC 49 EN-

  46. The normal resting posture of a baby born breech Teaching Aids: ENC 50 EN-

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