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Effleurage was well said. As a French myself (born & raised) I valid the pronunciation 100% Regarding the question about the position that causes back pain I think it's DOP, and LOA is the optimal position. Thanks for these videos once again!
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Awesome !! Thank you so much . I’m more of an auditory and visual learner so this made the material in the book much easier to understand and comprehend
In 1971 my mother received a spinal block which caused my sister to develop cerebral palsy because when they gave it to her, my sister was already in the birth canal.
When I had my first, he was an emergency c-section and I don't remember any movement. With my 2nd, he was a planned c-section and it was such a weird sensation that I could feel the movement and the tugging but I couldn't feel any pain.
Sunny side up presentation will cause back pain. I had back labor with my first when I was 19. It was painful. I didn’t have medications. Dr said oh she’s coming out sunny side up.
When I was in labor the nurse who put my IV was new and she poke me like 8 times and the needle was quit big so it hurt. The worst part was when they do the spinal for the c section and smt like fluid supposed to come out and the guy who did that was also new, he try like 3 spots still didn’t get the fluid out so they gave me Anastasia, so disappointed I’m scared to get pregnant now! How do I tell my doc that I don’t want the new nurses?
Hi there :) Your doctor isn't responsible for nursing assignments or overseeing nurses; physicians and nurses come from two different disciplines, and have their own hierarchy and management! If you are a "hard stick" (meaning it's tough to get IVs started on you), I recommend letting your nurse know, and asking if they could send in their most experienced IV nurse. It's not always based on how long they've been a nurse. I was an IV specialist before becoming a nurse, so my IV skills were great even on my first day, but a veteran nurse who works in long term care might rarely start an IV. So you want to ask for whoever has the most experience with that _skill_ . Your spinal was not started by your bedside nurse, though; that was done by either an anesthesiologist or a CRNA. Again, you can ask for the anesthesia provider who is "the most experienced with spinal anesthesia." Hope that helps! --Meris
I didn't watch the other video but is the fetal position occipital something? I think it's where the baby's occipital bone is pushing on the moms sacrum
These OB videos could not have come at a better time.I am taking maternal n child health now and they are more than helpful, they are lifesaver. Thank you🤪❤️❤️❤️
I a glad you are finding the videos helpful!
Effleurage was well said. As a French myself (born & raised) I valid the pronunciation 100%
Regarding the question about the position that causes back pain I think it's DOP, and LOA is the optimal position.
Thanks for these videos once again!
I speak french fluently and you said Effleurage perfectly!
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Level Up RN has held my hand the entire way through Nursing School! I graduate in August, and you already know I'll be watching your videos on repeat for my exit exam!!!
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I think LOP (not sure if left or right matters), sunny side up leads to back labor
Awesome !! Thank you so much . I’m more of an auditory and visual learner so this made the material in the book much easier to understand and comprehend
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OP position! Prioritize counter pressure and hands and knees positioning!
reviewing for my finals and your videos are so helpful. keep it up! I appreciate you guys so much.
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In 1971 my mother received a spinal block which caused my sister to develop cerebral palsy because when they gave it to her, my sister was already in the birth canal.
Great videos, always factual and clear- you cover the most important points- thank you!!
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OP “Oh Pain!”
Oh I LOVE this!!! What an amazing way to remember! --Meris :)
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Very well explained .
May god bless you
Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I found it to be very informative and helpful while I study!
You are so welcome! Thank you for studying with me! --Meris :)
When I had my first, he was an emergency c-section and I don't remember any movement. With my 2nd, he was a planned c-section and it was such a weird sensation that I could feel the movement and the tugging but I couldn't feel any pain.
I don’t want an epidural at all had a bad experience with it before can I just get something administered through my IV for pain?
she mentioned opioids, which are normally given iv
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You're welcome!
Can you really take a benzo during labor?
Sunny side up presentation will cause back pain. I had back labor with my first when I was 19. It was painful. I didn’t have medications. Dr said oh she’s coming out sunny side up.
Absolutely right! I'm so sorry you had that pain! --Meris
good job!
much helpful!
Thank you!
When I was in labor the nurse who put my IV was new and she poke me like 8 times and the needle was quit big so it hurt. The worst part was when they do the spinal for the c section and smt like fluid supposed to come out and the guy who did that was also new, he try like 3 spots still didn’t get the fluid out so they gave me Anastasia, so disappointed I’m scared to get pregnant now! How do I tell my doc that I don’t want the new nurses?
Hi there :) Your doctor isn't responsible for nursing assignments or overseeing nurses; physicians and nurses come from two different disciplines, and have their own hierarchy and management! If you are a "hard stick" (meaning it's tough to get IVs started on you), I recommend letting your nurse know, and asking if they could send in their most experienced IV nurse. It's not always based on how long they've been a nurse. I was an IV specialist before becoming a nurse, so my IV skills were great even on my first day, but a veteran nurse who works in long term care might rarely start an IV. So you want to ask for whoever has the most experience with that _skill_ . Your spinal was not started by your bedside nurse, though; that was done by either an anesthesiologist or a CRNA. Again, you can ask for the anesthesia provider who is "the most experienced with spinal anesthesia." Hope that helps! --Meris
@@LevelUpRN thank you so much for the response. Btw is it normal to get shock in the leg while they insert the spinal anesthesia?
Great review
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Very good thanks
Thank you!
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thank you!!!!
You bet!! --Meris :)
Is it occiput posterior OP🤓
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I didn't watch the other video but is the fetal position occipital something? I think it's where the baby's occipital bone is pushing on the moms sacrum
Occiput posterior
posterior can lead to back pain !
OP position?
You got it!
sunny side up
ROP???