THREE-DIMENSIONAL MODELING
Channel 1
ROMOLO DI IORIO
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Course program
PHYSIOLOGY OF LABOR AND CHILDBIRTH
Definition
Stages of Labor/Delivery
Diagnosis of Labor
Birth factors (force, birth canal, floaters)
Uterine contraction: physiology and pathophysiology
Soft canal: lower uterine segment, cervix
Bony canal: upper, middle, lower straits, pelvic axis
External and internal pelvimetry: conjugate
Floaters: fetal landmarks
Parturition phenomena (dynamic phenomena, plastic phenomena, mechanical phenomena)
Dynamic phenomena: expansion of the uterine wall, cervical effacement and dilation, bursa formation and rupture of the membranes, distension of the vagina, perineum, and vulva
Plastic phenomena: intrinsic and extrinsic relationships
Attitude, situation, presentation (variety), position of the floaters
Mechanical phenomena
Partograph
BIRTH ACCOMPANIMENT
theories in developmental psychology
the emotional meanings to be parents
parenting
the neonatal period and the first years of children's life
the attachment
the child self-regulation and temperament
the social support for child care
OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGICAL ANESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA
Labor analgesia
Cesarean section anesthesia
Emergency and obstetric-neonatal resuscitation
PHYSIOLOGICAL NEWBORN CARE
Anatomy and pathophysiology of the newborn and mechanisms of adaptation to extrauterine life
Auxometric measurements and neonatal prophylaxis
General concepts regarding the physical examination of the newborn and common neonatal events
Characteristics of breast milk and its importance for health, on breast milk substitutes, on the clinical management of infant feeding problems
General principles and methods for performing newborn screening
Management of jaundice and skills related to performing competency tests
Glycemic homeostasis in full-term and mildly preterm newborns
Prevention and treatment of hypoglycemia
ASSISTANCE TO PHYSIOLOGICAL CHILDBIRTH
Practical skills and interpersonal abilities for caring for women during labor and normal birth
Promoting safety, autonomy, and respect for the physiology of the birth process
The stages of labor and normal birth
Evidence-based care procedures
Maternal-fetal monitoring during normal birth
Women's psychophysical well-being through non-pharmacological pain management techniques
Managing obstetric emergencies
Promoting bonding and initiating breastfeeding immediately after birth.
PHYSIOLOGICAL PUERPERIUM CARE
Physiology and clinical aspects of the postpartum period
The postpartum care process
The role of the midwife
LOW-RISK PREGNANCY CARE
Definition of the "first thousand days," primal health, nurturing care, and presentation of related documents
Definition of risk: clinical risk and pregnancy risk
Midwife-led care standards, definition of low obstetric risk
Definition of the therapeutic relationship
Birth process and supporting legislation, inclusion criteria in the BRO
WHO and UNICEF 10 steps for promoting and supporting breastfeeding
Definition of the midwifery profession and presentation of legislation supporting autonomy in normal pregnancy care, and its evolution
Pregnancy management and care with a woman-centered approach
Definition of continuity of care and presentation of midwife-led care models
Presentation of the essential levels of assistance (LEA) and obstetric record templates for pregnancy care (BRO)
Nutrition during pregnancy
Definition of the midwifery profession and presentation of legislation supporting autonomy in physiological pregnancy care, and its evolution
Biopsychosocial model for managing and caring for pregnancy with a woman-centered approach
Definition of continuity of care and presentation of obstetric-led care models
Presentation of the Essential Levels of Assistance (LEA) and obstetric record templates for pregnancy care (BRO)
Nutrition during pregnancy
Pregnancy calendar and visit scheduling by week
Weight gain during pregnancy in relation to BMI and weeks of gestation
Methods of conducting each obstetric visit: tools, environment, relationship, actions, documents, test prescriptions
Definition of prenatal screening and diagnosis
Ultrasound scans during pregnancy – eco office
The load curve for the diagnosis of diabetes during pregnancy
Measurement of the symphysis fundus
Continuity of care at term and after childbirth
Hospital-community integration
Methods of conducting the visit Midwife:
Counseling and prenatal diagnosis planning
Bibliography
World Health Organization. WHO Labour Care Guide: User’s Manual. Geneva, 2020
World Health Organization. WHO recommendations: Intrapartum care for a positive childbirth experience. Geneva, 2018
- Academic year2025/2026
- CourseMidwifery
- CurriculumSingle curriculum
- Year2nd year
- Semester1st semester
- SSDMED/47
- CFU2