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Introduction and Anatomy

I. Introduction

II. Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Reproductive System

Pregnancy Physiology and Complications

III. Normal Changes in Pregnancy

IV. Complications of Pregnancy

🎮 Crossword: Pregnancy Terminology

Special Patient Populations

V. Special Considerations for Trauma and Pregnancy

VI. Cultural Value Considerations

VII. Teenage Pregnancy

Assessment and Labor

VIII. Patient Assessment

IX. Stages of Labor

Delivery Management

X. Normal Delivery Management

Neonatal Care

XI. Neonatal Assessment and Resuscitation

Emergencies and Complications

XII. Complicated Delivery Emergencies

XIII. Postpartum Complications

🎮 Pixel Quest: Obstetrics Review

Case Study Application

CHAPTER 34 Case Study: Obstetrics and Neonatal Care

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5 Summary

Quiz

Anatomy and Physiology Quiz

Pregnancy Changes Quiz

Complications Identification Quiz

Bleeding Emergencies Quiz

Trauma and Pregnancy Quiz

Patient Assessment Quiz

Stages of Labor Quiz

Imminent Delivery Quiz

Delivery Management Quiz

Post-Delivery Care Quiz

Neonatal Resuscitation Quiz

Breech and Limb Presentation Quiz

Cord Prolapse Quiz

Postpartum Complications Quiz

Comprehensive Review Quiz

Master rapid, confident decision-making for mother and newborn when every second counts. Emergency Obstetrics and Neonatal Care Management is a practical, scenario-driven course designed for EMS providers and first responders who may be the first—and only—clinicians at the bedside during pregnancy complications, active labor, or neonatal distress. You will build a rock-solid foundation in female reproductive anatomy and pregnancy physiology, then progress to hands-on protocols for assessment, normal delivery, neonatal resuscitation, and complex emergencies such as breech presentation, cord prolapse, and postpartum hemorrhage. The curriculum emphasizes culturally sensitive care, teenage pregnancy considerations, and the unique dynamics of trauma in pregnancy, ensuring you’re prepared for diverse patients and settings. Interactive games, case studies, and comprehensive quizzes reinforce key algorithms and critical thresholds, so you leave ready to recognize red flags, stabilize patients, and coordinate efficient transport and handoffs. Whether you’re refreshing core competencies or preparing for certification, this course delivers the evidence-informed tools, checklists, and confidence you need to protect two patients at once—the woman and her newborn—from the first assessment through delivery and postnatal care.

34-Emergency Obstetrics and Neonatal Care Management

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            <p>Emergency medical services providers often face high-pressure situations, but few are as demanding or rewarding as an out-of-hospital delivery. This course provides a comprehensive framework for managing emergency obstetrics and neonatal care, beginning with a deep dive into the female reproductive system and the physiological adaptations that occur during pregnancy. Understanding the functions of the uterus, placenta, and umbilical cord is essential for recognizing how pregnancy alters a patient's cardiovascular and respiratory systems. By establishing this foundational knowledge, providers can better navigate the unique challenges of treating two patients simultaneously—the mother and the fetus—especially in high-stakes scenarios involving trauma, hypertensive disorders, or supine hypotensive syndrome.</p>

<p>Beyond basic anatomy, this training explores the clinical progression of labor and the critical assessment skills required to identify imminent delivery and the presence of meconium. Participants will learn to manage the three stages of labor, utilize an obstetrics kit effectively, and perform essential neonatal resuscitation using the APGAR scoring system. The curriculum also addresses complex emergencies such as breech presentations, umbilical cord prolapse, and postpartum complications like excessive bleeding or pulmonary embolism. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, cultural competency considerations, and case study applications, this course ensures that EMS professionals are prepared to provide life-saving care to both the mother and the newborn in any environment.</p>
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