Asuhan Persalinan Normal 60 Langkah-Prodi Sarjana Kebidanan dan Pendidikan Profesi Bidan FK UNISSULA

Introduction

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on normal delivery care, based on the practices outlined in the video by Profesi Bidan UNISSULA. It is designed for midwifery students and professionals who aim to enhance their knowledge and skills in managing normal childbirth effectively.

Step 1: Preparation for Normal Delivery

• Ensure a clean and safe environment for the delivery.
• Gather necessary supplies, including:
  • Sterile gloves
  • Delivery kit (scissors, clamps, gauze)
  • Warm blankets for the newborn
  • Resuscitation equipment if needed
• Confirm the mother’s medical history and delivery plan.

Step 2: Assessing the Mother

• Conduct a thorough assessment of the mother’s health status:
  • Vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, temperature)
  • Uterine contractions (frequency, duration, intensity)
  • Fetal heart rate monitoring
• Discuss any pain management options with the mother.

Step 3: Monitoring Labor Progress

• Observe and document the stages of labor:
  • Early labor: mild contractions with gradual cervical dilation.
  • Active labor: strong contractions, rapid dilation.
  • Transition: intense contractions, nearing delivery.
• Encourage the mother to use various positions to facilitate labor.

Step 4: Assisting During Delivery

• Prepare to assist when the baby is crowning:
  • Provide verbal support and encouragement to the mother.
  • Maintain sterile technique during the delivery.
• As the baby emerges, gently support the head and guide the shoulders.

Step 5: Immediate Care for the Newborn

• After delivery, ensure the baby is breathing:
  • Clear the airway if necessary (suctioning).
  • Assess the Apgar score at 1 and 5 minutes.
• Provide skin-to-skin contact with the mother to promote bonding and warmth.

Step 6: Post-Delivery Care for the Mother

• Monitor the mother’s condition after delivery:
  • Check for excessive bleeding or signs of shock.
  • Encourage breastfeeding and support the mother’s recovery.
• Document the delivery details and any complications for future reference.

Conclusion

This tutorial outlines the essential steps for providing care during a normal delivery. By following these guidelines, midwifery students and professionals can ensure a safe and supportive environment for both the mother and newborn. For further learning, consider exploring additional resources on maternal and neonatal health.