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| soursce of pain during labor |
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| dilating of the cervix, reduced uterin blood suplly during contractions, pressure of the fetus on pelvic structures, stretching of the vagina and perinuem |
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| endorphin levels increase during _ and reach a peak during _ |
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| this method includes education and relaxation techiques to interrupt the cycle |
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| method emphasizes slow abdominal breathing and relaxation techniques |
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| bradley method was origingally called |
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| husband coached child birth |
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| method usese mental techniques that condition the woman to respond to contractions with relaxation rather than tension |
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| technique that stimulates the large diameter nerve fibers than inhibit painful stimuli traveling through the small diameter fivers |
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| the woman strokes her abdomen in a cervular movement during contractions |
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| deep inspiration and expiration, similar to a deep sigh |
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| starts the patter with a clensing breath then brethes slowly as during sleep |
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| this pattern begins and ends with a clensing breath, durign the contraction the woman brethes more rapidly and shallowly, the rate shoudl be no more than twice her usual rate |
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| begins with a clensing breath which is followed by rapid breaths, punctuated with an intermittent slight blow |
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| patterned paced breathing |
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| pant pant pant blow, pant pant pant blow |
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| pant blow, pant pant blow, pant pant pant blow, pant pant pant pant blow |
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| slow paced, modified paced, patterned paced |
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| blowing out or panting prevents closure of the glottis and the breath holding urges that often accompany |
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| when it is time for the woman to push the woman takes a clensing breath then takes another deep breath and pushes down while exhaling to a count of 10 |
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| anestetics cause a loss of |
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| reginal anesthetics block sensations from a |
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| general anestetics are systemic drugs that cause a los of |
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| consciousness and sensation |
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| used to reverse resp depression |
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| three layers of the maniges |
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| dura, arachnoid, pia mater |
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| located between the dura mater and inside the bony covering of the brain or spinal cord |
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| located between the dura mater and the arachnoid mater |
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| located bwtween the arachnoid mater and the pia mater |
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| regional anesthesia in obstetrics usually involves the placement of an anestheitc in the |
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| epidura or subrachnoid space |
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| symptoms that suggest epidural block has entered a vein |
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| numbness around mouth, ringing in the ears, visual disturbances or jitteriness |
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| epidural block is contraindicated in |
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| abnormal blood clotting, infection, hypovolemia |
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