The Principles And Practice of Midwifery
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At firft, her drefs being light and eafy, fhe may bear her pains fitting, ftanding, lean- ing, reclining, or lying, and may vary the pofition fo as to make it moft agreeable^ until the labour being vs^ell advanced, de- livery may be foon expeded ; then the fol- lowing poftnre feems beft adapted for all purpofes : let her lie in bed, with her breech clofe to its fide, or a little proj edg- ing, her fhoulders raifed and bent for- wards, her knees drawn clofe to her belly, and feparated by a pillo...w, with the feet - and OF MIDWIFERY. 141 and hands fupported by affiflants, and the back by one hand of the operator ; for this purpofe the bed is to be prepared with oil cloth, dreiTed {kins, or folded cloaths, to keep it and the woman clean and dry.
2. To fupport the ftrength and fpirits, and at the fame time obviate fever, by a cool air, thin tepid drinks, and light food, and by the moil foothing and encouraging language.
3. To examine the progrefs of the birth by the touch from to time.
4. To lubricate the paffage with oil, lard, pomatum, or butter, efpecially if there be any tendency to drynefs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At firft, her drefs being light and eafy, fhe may bear her pains fitting, ftanding, lean- ing, reclining, or lying, and may vary the pofition fo as to make it moft agreeable^ until the labour being vs^ell advanced, de- livery may be foon expeded ; then the fol- lowing poftnre feems beft adapted for all purpofes : let her lie in bed, with her breech clofe to its fide, or a little proj edg- ing, her fhoulders raifed and bent for- wards, her knees drawn clofe to her belly, and feparated by a pillo...w, with the feet - and OF MIDWIFERY. 141 and hands fupported by affiflants, and the back by one hand of the operator ; for this purpofe the bed is to be prepared with oil cloth, dreiTed {kins, or folded cloaths, to keep it and the woman clean and dry.
2. To fupport the ftrength and fpirits, and at the fame time obviate fever, by a cool air, thin tepid drinks, and light food, and by the moil foothing and encouraging language.
3. To examine the progrefs of the birth by the touch from to time.
4. To lubricate the paffage with oil, lard, pomatum, or butter, efpecially if there be any tendency to drynefs.
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