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cesarean section, childbirth, emergency childbirth, emergency childbirth, delivery, emergency, emergency delivery, childbirth, birth, emergency, an emergency childbirth, delivery of a baby, no health care professional is present, early stages of labor, last many hours, mother's contractions open the cervix, baby begins to move down the birth canal, once the cervix dilates fully, mother, feels the uncontrollable urge to push, baby's head appears, vaginal opening, the woman's first baby, pushing, last long enough, medical help to arrive, second, later baby, head, deliver very quickly, babies, born head, facing, baby is delivered, placenta detaches, uterus, expelled, rupture, the amniotic sac, indicate that the baby, coming soon, a large amount, clear fluid coming, vaginal opening all at once, trickle suggests amniotic sac rupture, "the water breaking", amniotic fluid stained green, contain white, green particles, rapid delivery, common in women, given birth quickly, given birth several times, gone into labor prematurely, premature delivery, brought on by illness, injury, regular contractions, less than 2 minutes apart, timed, beginning of one contraction, beginning, the next, urge to have a bowel movement, due to pressure, baby's head against the rectum, strong urge to push, a bulging vaginal opening, baby's head appearing, contractions, receding between contractions, mother saying that the baby is coming, try to stay calm, reassure the mother, wash hands well, soap, water, wear sterile rubber gloves, select a large, flat surface, bed, table, a birthing area, provide good lighting, keep the area warm, cover the area, a clean sheet, towels, have the mother remove any uncomfortable clothing, support the mother's head, pillows, have the mother lie on her side, time of delivery, should lie on her back, knees bent, spread apart, place a folded towel, blanket under the mother's right hip to keep her from lying flat on her back, have the mother take deep, slow breaths, contractions, baby's head shows, each contraction, tell the mother to push, have her take a deep breath, hold it, push, count of 10, should exhale, repeat this breathing, the duration of each contraction, mother should not push between contractions, place hand against the area below the vaginal opening, apply gentle pressure, each contraction, pressure, prevent the baby from coming too fast, hand, placed gently against the vaginal opening over the baby's head, help control how quickly the baby's head comes out, the vaginal opening, the baby's head is delivered, support it, hands, baby, naturally turn to one side, the head is out, have the mother stop pushing so that the baby's mouth, nose, cleaned, clean the baby's mouth, nose, preferrably, a suction bulb, use a clean towel, no suction bulb is available, umbilical cord is wrapped around the infant's neck, delivery, work forefinger between the cord, baby's neck, gently but quickly slip the cord over the baby's head, not cut the cord!, not slip over the baby's head, don't worry, the delivery, once the head is delivered, rest, the baby's body generally comes out quickly, hands on either side, the baby's head, gently guide it downwards the mother pushes, top shoulder should emerge, guide the baby upwards, support its head, shoulders, the rest, the baby emerges, newborns, slippery, hold the baby, a towel, baby's shoulder seems stuck, tell the mother to push hard, not pull on the baby, press down on the mother's abdomen, in the area, above the mother's pubic hair, try lifting the mother's legs back toward her chest, keeping her knees bent, apart, once delivered, baby, its head, feet higher than the head, that fluids, drain, hold the baby at, the same height, the vaginal opening, baby starts to cry, suction, wipe the baby's nose, mouth again, a clean cloth, baby blue, turn pink, minutes, breathing well, baby is not breathing, crying, place the baby's head lower than the feet, slap the soles, the feet, quickly stimulate the baby by rubbing its back, baby, does not start breathing, give two quick gentle puffs of air, infant's nose, mouth, continue to stimulate the baby, dry off the skin, prevent cooling, suction the baby's nose, mouth again to clear secretions, blood, mucus, baby is breathing, crying, dry the baby off, wrap the baby in dry towels, covering the head, not the face, keep the baby warm, not wash the baby, place the baby on the mother's abdomen, chest, sure not to pull on the umbilical cord, encourage nursing, stimulate the mother to have the uterine contractions she needs to expel the placenta, tie a clean shoelace, narrow strip of cloth, thick string firmly around the umbilical cord, no closer than 4 inches, baby's navel, not use thread, the cord, not cut the cord, pull on it, tying off the cord is necessary, prevent continued circulation, the baby's blood, placenta, mother, continue to have contractions, placenta is expelled, massaging the mother's abdomen, help the uterus contract, expel the placenta, wrap the placenta, plastic bag, sure it goes, hospital, the mother, baby, mother is bleeding outside the vagina, a skin tear, apply direct pressure, a sterile gauze dressing, washcloth, fresh sanitary napkin, bleeding stops, once the placenta has been expelled, massage the mother's abdomen to stimulate uterine contractions, help control uterine bleeding, continue to firmly knead the abdomen at frequent intervals, the first 2 hours after birth, the uterus relaxes so completely that all contractions stop, massage, restore the contractions, clean the mother, soap, water, keep both mother, baby warm, hypothermia, occur rapidly in newborns, mother more comfortable reclining she nurses the baby, important that both be, a hospital, examination, under normal circumstances, no rush to cut the umbilical cord, placing one tie around it, leaving it alone is better than cutting it, unclean instruments, infant, not be harmed placenta remains attached, mother, baby receive prompt medical help, cannot get medical help, have to tie, cut the cord, baby has been delivered, have tied the first knot around the cord no closer than 4 inches, baby's navel, tie another firm knot, 8 inches, navel, have not tied a first knot, tie a firm knot, a clean shoelace, narrow strip of cloth, thick string around the cord no closer than 4 inches, baby's navel, tie a second firm knot around the cord, 8 inches, baby's navel, cut the cord between the knots, sterile scissors, a heated knife, a fresh razor blade, cord should bleed only briefly after cut, cover the cut ends, the cord, a clean cloth, sterile dressing, not try to delay the delivery in any way, crossing, holding the mother's legs, pushing the baby's head back, vagina, seriously injure the baby, not allow the mother to go, toilet, reassure her that the sensation of needing to have a bowel movement means the baby is coming, not allow the mother to push vigorously, see the mother's vagina bulging, the baby's head, pushing too early, the cervix is completely dilated, tear the cervix, not pull the baby, vagina, not pull on the umbilical cord, not cut the umbilical cord, told to, so by a health care professional, medical help is unavailable, not let anyone cough, sneeze on mother, baby, keep people, colds, unwashed hands, open cuts at a distance, not use chemicals, antiseptic products around mother, baby, soap, clean water, assistance, no time to get, hospital, going to try to reach the nearest hospital, bring emergency childbirth supplies, in the car, emergency supplies should, a flashlight, pillows, clean sheets, clean towels, suction bulb, sterile rubber gloves, container, the placenta, clean scissors, two clean cord ties, the expected delivery date approaches, all possible scenarios of getting the mother, hospital, making daily plans, arrangements, transportation, supervision of other children, prepare a kit of emergency delivery supplies, keep it nearby, in case it is needed right away.