An event during labour and delivery that is the result of a baby ’s head being delivered and his or her shoulder getting stuck inside the mother ’s birth canalresultsshoulder dystocia
large shoulders or a smaller pelvis(passive) caused byshoulder dystocia
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only after the labor has begun and the complication tends to create problems for both mother and child(passive) is typically discoveredShoulder dystocia
a doctor 's mistake(passive) caused byshoulder dystocia
causing the head to pull away from the shouldersthereby causingshoulder dystocia
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prenatal carecould have preventedshoulder dystocia
The majority of injuriescausedto a baby with shoulder dystocia
the best methodto preventshoulder dystocia
pre - labor precautions and treatmentcan preventshoulder dystocia
that C - sections should be usedto preventshoulder dystocia
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minimize these risk factorsto preventshoulder dystocia from happening
Cord compressioncausesShoulder dystocia
The use of oxytocin to initiate labor , the timing and use of epidural medications to relieve pain during birth , use of forceps or vacuum , or intense pressure used by the healthcare provider to deliver the babycan causeshoulder dystocia
Some correct techniquesto preventshoulder dystocia
Sometimes risky delivery instruments , such as forceps and vacuum extractors , are usedto preventshoulder dystocia
the wristscausingshoulder dislocation for hours
a physician ’s malpractice(passive) was caused byshoulder dystocia
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in a broken collar bone , potential nerve damage or worse , brain damagecould resultin a broken collar bone , potential nerve damage or worse , brain damage
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more vertical velocity through the hipscreatesmore vertical velocity through the hips
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