i'm a midwife student, during pandemic sometimes it's so hard to understand and this video helped me so much, thank you soo much!! ppl who's talking seems so nice ♡ have a good day! love from turkey
@@ammarjalel1757 no it's internal rotation of shoulder which manifest as external rotation of head i.e simultaneously so more appropriately referred as internal rotation
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. I love this video. It's simple and straightforward. It doesn't get into the technical jargon which is actually easy to pick up. This video highlights the essential actions. Thank you so much!!!!
Very very very helpful I am B. Sc nursing 3rd year student and I am studying normal labor and mechanism of labor and your explanation is completely understood 👏👏
Yep… I am having a C section. Baby is way too big I am way too small for all that to happen smoothly 🤣👍. Great video, great way to explain it clearly and slowly.
@@meriemmz9012 Baby and I came out of the C section in perfect health. She is now 4 months old. Sometimes a C section can save a baby and/or a mother. Each case is different.
This is a good presentation! (LOA/ROA) I would just like to clarify that the baby's shoulder will not be able to pass the pelvic INLET with a LATERAL position because the INLET's diameter is approx. 11 cm Anterior-posterior and 13 cm Transverse, this makes the shoulder parallel to AP diameter of 11 cm shorter than the Transverse diameter, but if the baby's shoulder also rotates during the 3rd Cardinal Movement --Internal Rotation-- the position of the baby's shoulder will also rotate makes it parallel to Transverse diameter. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
instead of memorizing number and so there's a small trick to understand the first is that the pelvic inlet transverse diameter is longer than the antro posterior diameter and that the outlet is antro posterior diameter is longer than the transverse so the fetus head (antro posterior diameter is longer than transverse) so the fetus just enter the inlet with his head antroposterior diameter pararrel to the transverse pelvic diameter line so to keep on mind that after passing through the inlet the fetus have to do rotation so he suit the best wide diameter after fetus head presented through the vagina he gonna be on flexion status facing the anus of the mother then he passive do extension with external rotation so the rest of his body come out part by part
And I think the best way to teach these things is when you start with the normal position demonstration and description after that the teaching flows nicely, thanks
Thanks for trying but we wanted more terms like decent, flexion engagement, rotation internal rotation and external rotation, extension, restitution and lateral delivery and the beginning was good but the last part of lateral delivery was amess
1. Decent 2.Flexion 3.Internal rotation of Head 4.Crowning 5.Extension of head 6.Restitution 7.Internal rotation of shoulder 8.External rotation of head 9.Lateral flexion of body .
@@jithinbabu2196 we learnt that engagement is before descent. When the largest diameter of the fetal head engages with the widest diameter of the pelvis
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i'm a midwife student, during pandemic sometimes it's so hard to understand and this video helped me so much, thank you soo much!! ppl who's talking seems so nice ♡ have a good day! love from turkey
Hello AmyTyler3
Nice video but I was looking for you to say the terms Descent, Engagement, Flexion, Internal Rotation, Extension and Internal Rotation
last movement is external rotation :
same
@@ammarjalel1757 no it's internal rotation of shoulder which manifest as external rotation of head i.e simultaneously so more appropriately referred as internal rotation
Yes terms were imp
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You are the best midwife who presented a simplified cardinal movements of labour. Thank you
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. I love this video. It's simple and straightforward. It doesn't get into the technical jargon which is actually easy to pick up. This video highlights the essential actions. Thank you so much!!!!
These videos are fantastic - thank you for making them public!
Very very very helpful I am B. Sc nursing 3rd year student and I am studying normal labor and mechanism of labor and your explanation is completely understood 👏👏
Love love love this video so much, thank you!❤
God bless you.
Thank you ، amazing explanation ❤
Yep… I am having a C section. Baby is way too big I am way too small for all that to happen smoothly 🤣👍. Great video, great way to explain it clearly and slowly.
A C section is not the solution .. it'll affect both you and the baby!
@@meriemmz9012 Baby and I came out of the C section in perfect health. She is now 4 months old. Sometimes a C section can save a baby and/or a mother. Each case is different.
@@meriemmz9012 Please study about normal delivery and c-sections, cause it doesn’t seem like you know enough to make that comment.
@@marythr2617 I didn't know that it was necessary for you I thought you wanted it just to skip normal delivery! I'm happy for you!!
@@Hello-hello-hello456 ik about both
It was really helpful!!!..tysm for this simple explanation with clear demonstration....Got it into my head😁
This is a good presentation! (LOA/ROA) I would just like to clarify that the baby's shoulder will not be able to pass the pelvic INLET with a LATERAL position because the INLET's diameter is approx. 11 cm Anterior-posterior and 13 cm Transverse, this makes the shoulder parallel to AP diameter of 11 cm shorter than the Transverse diameter, but if the baby's shoulder also rotates during the 3rd Cardinal Movement --Internal Rotation-- the position of the baby's shoulder will also rotate makes it parallel to Transverse diameter. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
instead of memorizing number and so
there's a small trick to understand
the first is that the pelvic inlet transverse diameter is longer than the antro posterior diameter
and that the outlet is antro posterior diameter is longer than the transverse
so the fetus head (antro posterior diameter is longer than transverse)
so the fetus just enter the inlet with his head antroposterior diameter pararrel to the transverse pelvic diameter line
so to keep on mind that after passing through the inlet
the fetus have to do rotation so he suit the best wide diameter
after fetus head presented through the vagina
he gonna be on flexion status facing the anus of the mother
then he passive do extension with external rotation so the rest of his body come out part by part
This video was helpful, thanks 🙏
And I think the best way to teach these things is when you start with the normal position demonstration and description after that the teaching flows nicely, thanks
Thankyou. It was extremely helpful to me.
Thanks for this illustration and explanation. It has clarified some confusions.
which one is the external rotation?
Was sooo good!
Thank you mam for letting me easier to do conduction.... Tomorrow my first conduction
thank you a lot for this video! though I have a question--- which shoulder is released first? anterior or posterior? thanks a lot im advance
So academic ❤thank you
This is very helpful. Tysm
Very nice video😊
I wonder how my grandmother survived a breach birth at home in 1932
Thanks for trying but we wanted more terms like decent, flexion engagement, rotation internal rotation and external rotation, extension, restitution and lateral delivery and the beginning was good but the last part of lateral delivery was amess
Everything explained perfectly
thpught i had hearing loss for a sec
Simple, precise, on-point.... Thanks
Thanks
Mam don't you think it's not less than magic?
How to read scanning reports it’s a boy or girl ??
thank for these videos that are so educative can l be allowed to download one and show to my students
Thank you😍😍😍 The video is very helpful
Childbirth is a lot of complicated physics and pain. It's a wonder anyone gets born at all.
I like the contents really it help me
very helpful, thank you
Thank you very very much ❤️❤️❤️
Normal should be in LOA position not RT position
You mean baby's back to the mom's left? If so, I was thinking the same
@@narcisacalugareanu5776 yes.. LOA mean baby's occiput in left side
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Thank You very helpful this videos
Awesome Explanation..
This video is helpful 🙏🙏🙏
It helped me understand better. Thank you.
Thank you
Well explained maam
such a helpful video ... but I held my breath the whole time!!!! being born seems to be a suffocating experience lol
Thank you so much
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Brilliant
thats really helpful 👍😘😘
Awesome, I have learnt alot
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very helpful
There is esay to understand #helpfull
wonderful
Thanks you I m understand this video
Did great job, nicely explained
Thank u mam
1. Decent
2.Flexion
3.Internal rotation of Head
4.Crowning
5.Extension of head
6.Restitution
7.Internal rotation of shoulder
8.External rotation of head
9.Lateral flexion of body .
you forgot engagement
@@isuturehasti4266 😁
@@isuturehasti4266 crowning is the engagement .lol
@@jithinbabu2196 we learnt that engagement is before descent. When the largest diameter of the fetal head engages with the widest diameter of the pelvis
@@isuturehasti4266 that is crowning
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Things is alright understood, just the demonstration is cool I can't complain fileumfwika
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And men have the audacity to say kicked in the balls is worse
Congratulations safe delivery😅
Mam
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Would be so lovely to share with parents if there weren't so many medical terminology but well done video nonetheless!
this is intended for medical professionals..in that respect , quite useful
kushan hewavitharana Exactly, which is why I mentioned that I wished I could share it with parents because it was such a well done video
Thanks
Thank you
Awesome Explanation..
Thank you
Thank you