Titlebook: Midwifery Practice; Core Topics 2: Birth Jo Alexander,Valerie Levy,Carolyn Roth Textbook 1997Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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OGLE

aerobic

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14529-4birth; pain; pregnancy; Uterus

惡臭

antidote

Care during the second stage of labour, end of labour is coming, they can push, something is happening; for others, it is the hardest part of labour, when they can become demoralised, feeling they can’t go on, even believing they are going to die (Halldorsdóttir & Karlsdóttir 1996).

IOTA

The third stage of labour, is rapidly accomplished without complication. However, history testifies to the drama which can arise where problems, notably postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) occur, and contemporary midwifery textbooks still carry warnings similar to that published in 1718 by the apothecary, Nicholas Culpeper:

Anal-Canal

Place of birth reconsidered,logical process’ which requires that a variety of maternity care options be available if all women’s needs are to be taken into account. The latter characterises birth as hazardous to mother and child and only to be conducted in a hospital setting that has the ‘supporting services necessary to cope

體貼

Motherhood as a rite of passage: an anthropological perspective,n describe intense feelings associated with motherhood, ranging from overwhelming love to resentment towards their babies (Ball 1989), and Holden (1990) argues that the depth of these emotions sometimes surprises and dismays the women themselves.

Desert

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Active management of labour,dressed not only the physical process of giving birth, but also the psychological impact of birth on women. There is now a growing demand among parents for information about available options and participation in decisions related to place of birth, choice of carer and models of care as well as the