Breakdown of child delivery and abnormal presentations as an EMT

We breakdown the OB in Labor and what a typical delivery may look like. We also dive in to some abnormal presentations like nuchal cord, limb presentation, breech birth, placenta previa, abruptio placentae...
Remember! We are typically assisting a delivery. We're not the ones pushing.
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[@johnf.meskiel8231]

Excellent presentation. I use your video in my EMT and Paramedic classes so the students have a different voice and personality teaching and your a very calm and precise presenter. Thank you!🚒

[@VictorMFChan]

Awesome!! We actually started a separate channel called @chicagoemttraining where we cover a variety of topics! From one instructor to another, cheers. 🚨❤️

[@roland.j.ruttledge]

Great job. Very informative, many thanks UK

[@grettlowski]

you are so concise! just covered our OB's and this cements it. thank you!

[@VictorMFChan]

Appreciate it! Cheers ✨

[@danielc.6156]

appreciate the content brotha

[@angelplayswithdevils]

Great job explaining it all

[@VictorMFChan]

Nikolette Wardle-Johnson thank you :)

[@angelplayswithdevils]

@@VictorMFChan I am medic and I like going over a lot of stuff and helping out students when they need it. This would help them a lot

[@VictorMFChan]

Nikolette Wardle-Johnson amazing. You might like our dedicated EMT channel at m.ruclips.net/channel/UCqtknLvlkD5WeVatXJXWOog

[@StreetInspiredRacing]

Fantastic explanation. I would like to be friends.

[@VictorMFChan]

Alexander Rocha lmao.

[@janelindsay7777]

Wouldn’t you put the mother in a knee chest position if there was a prolapsed cord?

[@VictorMFChan]

Absolutely. Just continue to reassess the presence of the pulse at the prolapsed cord