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Emergency department (ED) births are relatively uncommon, but when they occur, the advanced practice nurse is in a unique position to assist the mother through unexpected vaginal delivery in the ED. The purpose of this article is to guide the advanced practice nurse through the process of care for a woman giving birth in the emergency department. Anticipation, preparation, “the catch,” the newborn, the placenta, stabilization, and transport are the individual steps reviewed in this article. The focus of this manuscript is also to discuss the management of a mother and neonate during and following an unexpected vaginal birth. Key words: childbirth, delivery, emergency childbirth, emergency delivery, precipitous delivery Advanced practice nurses (APNs) in the MERGENCY PROVIDERS are supposed ED must be prepared not only to assist the to be prepared for everything and any- E woman with her birth but also to provide thing that comes through the doors of the emergency department (ED)—multiple leadership for providers in the ED at such hec- casualty incidents, cardiac arrests, and pe- tic times. This article reviews the signs of a diatric resuscitations, to name a few. These patient who is about to give birth, the steps “emergencies” are routinely practiced
Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal – Wolters Kluwer Health
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