Anatomy
This is the baby door where the baby emerges from the uterus
What is the cervix
Pushing is in this Stage
What is 2nd
This tool is helpful to moisten the lips as your client will be mouth breathing
What is lip-balm
This out of scope practice involves practicing________without a license
What is medicine
The itchiness caused by an epidural can be helped by applying topical
Witch Hazel
This station is the number we use when saying the baby it crowning
What is +5
Delivery of the placenta is in this Stage
This is a vital doula tool for helping a posterior baby turn
What is a peanut ball
Taking a clients temperature
What is out of scope
Best phase of labor to get an epidural in
What is active phase (5-6cm)
This is another word for thinning
What is effacement
Dilation and Effacement happen in this stage
What is 1st
If you are buying one of these, make sure it is burst proof and at least 65cm
Birth Ball
Breaking a client's confidentiality by sharing any aspect of the birth or care is considered _______ of scope
What is OUT
This medical tool MUST be incorporated continuously ANYTIME medication is used on a client
What is fetal monitoring
These are the 2 narrowest points in the pelvis
What are the ischial spines
Vomiting and Self Doubt often happen in this phase
What is transition
This doula double-handed touch helps the pain of back labor
What is the double-hip squeeze
Education, advocation and comfort measure are part of the doula's ___________of practice
What is scope
What is they are stable enough on their feet in the bed
The bones at the base of the spine where doulas apply counterpressure
What is the sacrum
6/80/+1
Tis client is in which phase of labor
What is active
This is a vital tool to use as a doula, remembering never to speak on behalf of the client
What is advocacy
This within scope of practice action is an essential part of being a doula as it allows clients to work with other perintal birth specialist
What is making a referral
A client must have a _____________ if on an epidural
Urinary catheter/IV/Pulse Oximeter/ Continuous monitoring/ Catheter in their back