Labor Among Primitive Peoples Showing the Development of the Obstetric Science
Labor Among Primitive Peoples Showing the Development of the Obstetric Science
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Semi-recumbent 104 a — Sitting, semi-recumbent on the ground, upon a stone or stool 105 b — Sitting on the lap or between the thighs of an assistant, who is seated on a chair or on the floor Ill c — The obstetric chair 120 d — Semi-recumbent position, strictly speaking 127 C — Horizontal or recumbent 134 1. The dorsal decubitus 134 2. The lateral decubitus 138 3. Prone upon the stomach 139 part II. The Position of Women Among Civilized Races of the Present Day in the Agony op the Expulsive Pain...s 140 Resume and Conclusions 144 Resum^ 144 Conclusions 148 v^ SB K«8 Tsakyroglous. 134 ^'^BOR: AN ETHNOLOGICAL STVDT. ' During the earlier stages the patient lies at will, usually on her back, on a mattress placed on the ground; as labor advances, and the pains increase, one of the stronger of the women present takes the parturient on her lap, compresses the abdomen by her encircling arms, and urges the sufferer to bear down with all her weight. Various other methods are resorted to for the purpose of increasing the pains : thus the bent knees of the patient are constantly and severely jarred, or cold water is forcibly thrown upon the abdomen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Semi-recumbent 104 a — Sitting, semi-recumbent on the ground, upon a stone or stool 105 b — Sitting on the lap or between the thighs of an assistant, who is seated on a chair or on the floor Ill c — The obstetric chair 120 d — Semi-recumbent position, strictly speaking 127 C — Horizontal or recumbent 134 1. The dorsal decubitus 134 2. The lateral decubitus 138 3. Prone upon the stomach 139 part II. The Position of Women Among Civilized Races of the Present Day in the Agony op the Expulsive Pain...s 140 Resume and Conclusions 144 Resum^ 144 Conclusions 148 v^ SB K«8 Tsakyroglous. 134 ^'^BOR: AN ETHNOLOGICAL STVDT. ' During the earlier stages the patient lies at will, usually on her back, on a mattress placed on the ground; as labor advances, and the pains increase, one of the stronger of the women present takes the parturient on her lap, compresses the abdomen by her encircling arms, and urges the sufferer to bear down with all her weight. Various other methods are resorted to for the purpose of increasing the pains : thus the bent knees of the patient are constantly and severely jarred, or cold water is forcibly thrown upon the abdomen.
What to read after Labor Among Primitive Peoples Showing the Development of the Obstetric Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George J George Julius Engelmann to read onlineMoreLess
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