Learning objectives
The main objective of the course is the acquisition of knowledge and theoretical-practical skills regarding obstetric care in relation to labour, birth and physiological newborns.
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
- Low Obstetric Risk: BRO
- Eutocic labor and delivery: definition criteria
- Mechanisms of onset of labor: the role of maternal hormones
- Intrinsic and extrinsic factors of childbirth
- Phenomena of childbirth
- Times of labor and delivery
- Assistance during labor, childbirth, afterbirth, postpartum.
- Umbilical cord blood sampling: direct Coombs test, blood gas analysis, cord blood donation
- The physiological newborn: definition criteria
- Assistance for the physiological newborn: identification, neonatal adaptation, Apgar score, skin to skin and bonding support, cord clamping, initial neonatal care, ophthalmic and anti-hemorrhagic prophylaxis.
- Assistance for newborns with difficult adaptation to birth: safety position, thermoregulation control, suction of the upper airways, observation parameters for SUPC prevention
- Compilation of clinical documentation: Cedap and birth certificate
- Birth support courses
Full programme
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Bibliography
- Manuale di sala parto A.Valle,S.Bottino,V.Meregalli,a.Zanini,D.Lissoni,A.Locatelli
- Manuale di Ostetricia e Ginecologia
G.Rizzo,T.Ghi,A.Ercoli,N.Di simone
- Ginecologia e Ostetricia
G.Pescetto,L.De Cecco,D.Pecorari
- Fisiologia della nascita
R.Spandrio,G.Bestetti,A.Regalia
Teaching methods
The course will be carried out through in-person lessons and practical simulations
Assessment methods and criteria
he evaluation takes place through an oral interview with a score expressed in thirtieths.
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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