Character sheet by Luis Eduardo Fernandez Vazquez

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 21:37:54 UTC

The labor is a natural process that ends at birth, this process involves 3 process

1) Early labor: this is the stage on which the contractions begin, the cervix starts to dilate and efface

2) active labor: the contractions become stronger, more regular and closer

3) Transition: contractions peak, they will feel intense pressure, the cervix is fully dilates and is time to push

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 21:58:33 UTC

We can say that this are the ¨practice¨ contractions, this contractions are irregular, painless and help to prepare the uterus for labor, we can call it a false alarm

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 23:38:05 UTC

Thick vaginal discharge containing mucus and blood from yhe cervix. its a sing that the cervix is preparing for labor.

Transparent plug inside the cervix during early pregnacy. it dislodges before labor appearing as gel like discharge.

Babys head descends into the pelvis, relieving pressure on the diaphragm.

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 23:41:24 UTC

Contraction are uterine muscle contraction during labor. they help dilate the cervix and move the baby dow the birth canal.

Braxton hicks a practice cantractions, while true labor contractions are stronge, regular and lead to childbirth.

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 23:44:05 UTC

A surgical delivery theough an abdominal incision.

abdominal labor progression.
fetal distress.
unusual fetal position.
multiple babies.
placenta issues.
health concerns for the mother.

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 23:45:52 UTC

monitoring the babys movements during pregnacy. it helps assess fetal well-being. if you notice decreased movement, contact your healthcare provide.

lfernandezvque6 — 2024-06-12 23:48:05 UTC

triage assesses pregnant patients in the emergency department. it determines urgency, monitors fetal well-being, abd addresses maternal cencerns.

Teacher Frida

2024-06-14 16:54:01 UTC

Hey guys! Thank you for your work. I do have some observations that I would like for you to check.

Take a look at the following phrases and try to identify the mistake:

“The labor…”

“3 process…”

“The cervix is fully dilates…”

“This contractions…”

“Yhe cervix…”

“Contraction are…”

“Braxton Hicks a practice cantractions…”

“…are stronge”

“What¨s a…”

“Theough…”

“Monitoring the babys…”

“…healthcare provide”

“…abd addresses”

“…cencerns”

I would have liked for you to have a better layout for question 3. There are 3 different terms and it’s hard to understand which description belongs to each term.

In the question “What’s a C-section?”, I believe you should have included what the phrases with numbers are. Are they the steps followed during a c-section? Include that.

You should also be careful with mechanics (commas, full stops, capitalization, etc).

Let me know if you have any questions! :)