- For the majority of my research, I have used a book called, "Labor and Delivery Nursing" by Michelle L. Murray and Gayle M. Huelsmann. This book has really helped me understand the different roles and positions a Labor and Delivery Nurse must be and take. Not only has this book provided me with insight, but with an education on different topics such as Functional, Mechanical, and Emotional Dystocia I would have never come across on my own. I don't just use this book for research, but also for my own personal use and enjoyment. I know that may sound a bit funny for some people, but being as passionate as I am on Labor and Delivery Nursing, it's exciting and intriguing.
Labor and Delivery Nursing - Essential Question: Which role of a Labor and Delivery Nurse is most important to ensure a successful birth?
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Guidance
Monday, April 20, 2015
Blog 19: Independent Component 2
1. Literal
- I, Seanna Vasquez, affirm that I completed my Independent Component which represents 30 hours of work.
- The instructor who has helped me complete my Independent Component is, Mandi Woolery who can be contacted at (909) 609-7558.
- I have updated my Independent Component 2 hours in my Senior Project Hours link.
- What I have done in order to complete my Independent Component 2, is by attending a birthing class called The Bradley Method.
2. Interpretive
- The birthing class that I have taken shows my time, effort, and commitment. I have demonstrated 30 hours of work by learning, taking notes, and participating. The class has provided my senior project topic with significance by supporting my answers for my essential question.
Women and their coaches discussing their week, with the instructor. |
3. Applied
- This Independent Component has helped me answer my essential question by providing me with insight on how to really care for a woman in labor. From what not to do, what to do, communicating, emotional support, birthing positions, to pain relief methods.
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