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Stages of Labor and Delivery Explained

The document provides details about a pregnant woman experiencing contractions during labor and gives birth with support from her husband and midwife. It also describes the process of delivering the placenta shortly after the baby is born.
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Stages of Labor and Delivery Explained

The document provides details about a pregnant woman experiencing contractions during labor and gives birth with support from her husband and midwife. It also describes the process of delivering the placenta shortly after the baby is born.
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Nama : Rima Siti Maryama

Npm : 314119006
Prodi : S1-Kebidanan & Profesi

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1. In the first picture, the pregnant woman feels the contractions. When the fetal head is in the pelvic
chamber, pressure is felt on the pelvic floor muscles, which reflectively cause a feeling of
straining. The woman feels pressure on the rectum and is about to have a bowel movement.

2. In the second picture, it can be seen that the mother is starting labor accompanied by her husband

and assisted by a midwife. Because at the time of childbirth the mother feels anxious about her

situation, there must be support from her family and husband

3. In the third picture, there is a baby with umbilical cord. After the baby is born, the uterus feels

hard with the uterine fundus slightly above the center. A few minutes later the uterus contracts

again to release the placenta from its walls. Expenditure of the placenta is accompanied by

bleeding. Usually the placenta detaches within 6 to 15 minutes after the baby is born and comes

out spontaneously or with pressure on the uterine fundus.

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