1. BIRTH & DELIVERY EQ= Compare the different types of birth

2. Group Work Create a “Go Bag” of what you need to bring to the hospital when the mother is in labor.

3. Miscarriage Natural ending of a pregnancy before fetus is developed enough to survive on its own. Most often in first trimester Caused by defect in fetus or medical condition in mother

4. Ectopic Pregnancy Pregnancy that occurs outside of the uterus Implantation of fertilized egg in fallopian tube or other part of uterus Surgery often needed to remove embryo Cramping, spotting, pain Can be fatal

5. Pre-eclampsia High Blood Pressure &Protein in urine = prevent the placenta from receiving enough blood, which can cause your baby to be born very small. (premature )

6. Inducing labor Two weeks beyond your due date, and labor hasn't started naturally Your water has broken, but you're not having contractions There's an infection in your uterus Your baby has stopped growing at the expected pace There's not enough amniotic fluid surrounding the baby Your placenta has begun to deteriorate The placenta peels away from the inner wall of the uterus before delivery — either partially or completely (placental abruption) You have a medical condition that might put you or your baby at risk, such as high blood pressure or diabetes

8. Signs that you’re Ready to Deliver 1.Close contractions 2.Bloody show (mucous) 3.Increase mucous 4.Increase pressure in Pelvis

9. CERVIX DILATES FOR DELIVERY

10. Birth Choices Hospital BirthHome Birth

12. Labor and Delivery Stage 1 LABOR Regular contractions that open (dilate) her cervix. The cervix is fully opened to 10 centimeters 4 + hours Stage 2PUSHING & DELIVERY Cervix is fully open and ends with the birth of the baby. 1-2 hours Stage 3DELIVER THE PLACENTA Immediately after the birth of the baby and ends with the delivery of the placenta. 10 minutes

14. EPIDURAL analgesia (pain relief) during labor Epidurals block the nerve impulses from the lower spinal segments resulting in decreased sensation in the lower half of the body

15. Cesarean Section Surgical removal of a baby through abdominal wall. Why? - baby too large –Not positioned correctly –Doctor decision that natural delivery not safe Longer Recovery

17. WATER BIRTH Water birth is a method of giving birth, which involves immersion in 97 degrees. The immersion can mean giving birth to the infant in the water or using it as a tool during the labor processbirth

18. Stillbirth Caused by defect in baby or issue of mother Delivery of a dead baby

19. Group Work Discussion Groups Compare the Pros & Cons of the different labor and deliveries. Which does your group prefer and why ?

20. EXIT= Name the pregnancy in the fallopian tubes