Quiz: Maternity care, beware
Despite growing evidence of harm, many obstetricians and maternity hospitals still overuse high-tech procedures that can mean poorer outcomes for baby and Mom. Test your knowledge with our quiz below, and then learn more in our report.
True/False Quiz on Consumer Reports
Kelly K, CD (CBI)
Showing posts with label epidural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label epidural. Show all posts
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Maternity Care Quiz
Posted by Paper on Steroids at 9:01 PM 0 comments
Labels: doctors, epidural, fetus, hospital birth, interventions, maternity care, midwife, midwives, newborn, ob/gyn, pregnancy, pregnant woman, vaginal delivery
Monday, December 15, 2008
"Epidurals Can Stall Labor" Study
New Danish Study says:
"The vaginal examinations at the woman's admission to the labour ward provided several prognostic indicators of dystocia later in labour. Expecting a child with a high birth weight and the use of epidural analgesia were also associated with the risk of (labor) dystocia, the latter association being particularly strong."
We know labor dystocia is a risk of epidurals, but to see yet another study on it keeps us confident in the-less-interference-the better policy.
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