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table
in lowest position for first stage of labour easy getting up and down from the bed |
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second stage of birth in vertical position with partner, the woman may lean against her partner, bodily contact |
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birth in lithotomy position, classical position |
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birth in crouching position, optimization of the birth axis, maximum kyphosis, perineum is relieved |
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birth in trendelenburgs position in shoulder dystocia, surgical interventions or manual expression |
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birth in crouching position with partner, the man can lift the woman slightly when the head emerges, bodily contact |
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first stage of labour and/or transitional stage in knee-elbow position in cases of bearing down despite remaining cervical os and in intrauterine asphyxia |
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surgical delivery, forceps delivery or vacuum extraction, manual expulsion in breech presentation post partum to care for the perineum, in manual removal of the placenta |
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birth in knee-elbow position, in multiparas with a previous epidural to relieve the perineum and with particularly large children |
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caesarean section in delivery room for acute indication |
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post partum, with birth in knee-elbow position, the woman does not have to turn around after delivery and can simply sit back |
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shock position in prolapse of the cord or circulatory collapse |
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second
stage of labour in vertical position, comfortable sitting position; the
recess in the mattress means that no pressure is applied to the perineum.
the woman does not require a partner, manual expulsion possible in breech
presentation |
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leg elevation for relaxation |
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