CARDIOVASCUAR CHANGES DURING PREGNANCY During pregnancy the uterus enlarged due to development of the fetus. Enlarged uterus pushed heart to upwards The heart moves slightly outward The heart also rotates little to the left This causes slightly changes occur in position of heart Some times due to changes in position of heart may cause palpitation.
Respiratory physiological changes in pregnancy. In later month of pregnancy due to development of the fetus the uterus also enlarged . Due to. Enlargement uterus the diaphragm also elevate by 4 cm above . Due to elevation of diaphragm Total lung capacity also reduced 5 percent Diaphragmatic excursion is increased by 1-2 cm during pregnancy.(
⁷5 pp 0PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING PREGNANCY Physiological changes during pregnancy are the normal changes in woman’s body that occur to support the growth and development of the fetus . THERE ARE MANY PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES OCCUR DURING PREGNANCY IN ALL SYSTEM OF THE BODY 1-Changes in Reproductive system 2- Changes in cardiova 3- Changes in Urinary
Pelvic landmarks 1-Sacral promontory – Sacral promontory is the anterior projecting margin of the first sacral vertebra (S1). It forms the posterior boundary of the pelvic brim and is an important landmark used in measuring pelvic diameters, especially the conjugate diameters in obstetrics. 2-Alae or wing of the Sacrum – The ala
Wound healing, stages/ phages of wound healing ,Factor affecting wound healing Wound healing is the natural process by which the body repairs damaged tissue after an injury (such as a cut, burn, or surgical wound). It restores the skin or tissue to its normal structure and function. DEFINITION OF WOUND HEALING Wound healing is
DIAMETER OF PELVIS Diameter of the pelvis brim ,cavity and outlet is very important to find out any abnormality. The brim of the pelvis is the bony rim (edge) that forms the boundary of the pelvic inlet . Brim of the pelvis formed by these landmarks ‘ THE PELVIS INLET ALSO CALLED BRIM
A midwife is a trained heath professional who specializes in providing care ,support and guidance to women during pregnancy ,labor ,birth ,and the postpartum period as well as offering assistance with newborn care .midwives focus on promoting normal child birth ,preventing complication and ensuring the health and well being of both mother and baby SCOPE
IMPORTANT LANDMARKS OF THE PELVIS: FROM OBG IMPORTANT LAND MARK OF PELVIS FOR BSC NURSING GNM ,ANM FOR PRACTICAL EXAM AND MCQ FOR NURSING TUTOR AND STAFF NURSE ENTRANCE EXAM IN AIMS RRB AND FOR BSC NURSING Understanding the IMPORTANT LAND MARK OF PELVIS is essential for effective nursing education. and practical examination of obstetrics
What is Ligament? Ligament is fibrous connective tissue TYPES Of LIGAMENTS 1- Sacroiliac ligament 2- Sacrococcygeal ligament 3- Sacrospinous ligament 4- Sacro tuberous ligament 5- Symphysis pubis Ligament 1-Sacroiliac ligament – sacroiliac ligaments are fibrous connective tissue that connects Ischial spine to lateral surface of sacrum and coccyx. 2- Sacrococcygeal ligament –Sacrococcygeal Ligaments are fibrous
Organisation of the Human Body (Simple & Detailed) The human body is organised in a systematic way, from very small units to the whole body. Levels of Organisation 1. Chemical Level Made of atoms and molecules (oxygen, calcium, proteins) These form the basic materials of the body 2. Cellular Level Cells are the smallest living
