Pilapil Webinar Learnings

NAME: JEIZEL JOY C.
PILAPIL BSN 2 A
Group 7
Maternal and Child Health
I learned everything there is to know about molding during this webinar.
and engagement.Molding is the overlaying of skull bones along the suture
lines, which results in a shift in the fetal skull's long, narrow form, which
makes passage easier. through the stiff pelvis. The force of uterine
contractions as the head's vertex presses up against the cervix, which is still
not fully dilated. the overlap that occurs in the sagittal suture line, and the
coronal suture line may usually be felt on a newborn skull. Molding is not a
chronic illness and only lasts one or two days, so parents may rest easy.
The following term is engagement, which refers to the settling of the
presenting part of a fetus far enough into the pelvis that it rests at the level of
the ischial spines, the pelvic midway. Descent to this stage indicates that the
fetus's broadest part (the presenting skull diameter in a cephalic presentation
or the intertrochanteric diameter in a breech presentation) has passed
through.
Birth has been proved to be possible through the pelvis or the pelvic inlet.
During a primipara,
The absence of engagement of the head at the start of labor shows
that a possibilityThere is a complication such as an aberrant presentation or
posture, fetal head abnormalities, or cephalopelvic disproportion.Engagement
in multiparas may or may notbe present when labor begins. A determines the
level of involvement
cervical and vaginal examination.

Group 8
Comprehensive View of Postpartum Period
The period following childbirth is referred to as "postpartum," I
discovered. Most new mothers have "baby blues," or feelings of sadness or
emptiness, within a few days of giving birth. The newborn blues usually pass
in 3 to 5 days for most mothers. You might develop postpartum depression if
your baby blues persist or if you experience these emotions for more than two
weeks.
After giving birth, the majority of new mothers endure postpartum "baby
blues," which frequently include anxiety, sleep difficulties, mood fluctuations,
and crying fits. The baby blues usually start two to three days after delivery
and can linger for up to two weeks. Rubra, serosa, and alba are the three
stages of postpartum bleeding. Rubra can last up to four days after delivery.
The first few days after a baby is born are when postpartum bleeding is
at its worst. Blood will be very heavy and either a dark or bright red color.
During this phase, it's typical to notice clots in your lochia. Normal blood clots
are no larger than a quarter or a small plum. As your uterus grows back to its
regular size, you might experience cramping and uterine contractions. Consult
a physician if you have blood clots that are larger than a quarter.
Alba, the third stage of postpartum bleeding, can last two to six weeks after
giving birth. Lochia changes color from pink to light brown to yellowish white.
Blood spots may still appear now and then. The majority of the blood loss
during this stage of postpartum bleeding is made up of white blood cells,
which helped your uterus heal after giving birth and are now leaving the body.
Group 6
Erickson Theory of Psycho social Development
I discovered from watching this webinar that kids need to start exerting
authority and control over their surroundings. A sense of purpose results from
completing this stage successfully.Children must adjust to the new social and
academic demands. Children who try to impose too much control face
criticism, which causes a sense of shame. While failure results in a sense of
inadequacy, success fosters a sense of competence.
Adults need to nurture things that endure, sometimes through
producing children or bringing about beneficial change for others. While failure
results in a shallow sense of connection in the world, success leads to a
sense of usefulness.
According to Erikson's thesis, a person's progression through the
phases of development depends on how they deal with social crises over the
course of their lives. Erikson believes in his psychosocial theory that ego
identity is attained by overcoming objectives and difficulties during eight
stages of development over the course of a lifetime. These social crises teach
people how to respond to their environment. Two conflicting emotional factors,
known as opposed dispositions, that produce a crisis that needs to be
addressed characterize each psychological stage. A person's psychology is in
danger if a crisis is not handled as quickly as possible. But if the dispute is
successfully resolved, a sound personality and the acquisition of a
fundamental virtue follow. These character traits are employed by the ego.
Group 1
Children in Health and Sickness: Providing Skillful and Intelligent Care
The revised definition of nursing put forth by the American Nurses
Association's (ANA) Social Policy Task Force in 2003 is consistent with
nursing of infants and young children. I discovered that paying attention to the
full range of human experiences and responses to health and illness without
restriction to a problem-focused orientation
Integration of objective data with information obtained from comprehension of
the subjective experience of the patient or group. Pediatric nursing is distinct
from other clinical nursing specialties.
When caring for infants, toddlers, or children who are critically ill or are
unable to communicate in the conventional sense, pediatric nurses must have
keen observational skills. Pediatric nurses frequently support children going
through difficult procedures or illnesses. Nurses also need to be aware of the
indirect teaching that happens through example. A pediatric nurse also serves
as a child and family advocate, whether those activities involve an ethical
decision or the quality of care provided.
Pediatric nurses must be focused on and knowledgeable about the
critical issues, including family-centered care, knowledge of and rapport with
children with special needs, and being prepared for future challenges. Infants
and toddlers can control their body temperatures, but they are still prone to
wide variations, especially after prolonged crying or vigorous play.

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NAME: JEIZEL JOY C.

I learned everything there is to know about molding during this webinar.

and engagement.Molding is the overlaying of skull bones along the suture

The following term is engagement, which refers to the settling of the

fetus's broadest part (the presenting skull diameter in a cephalic presentation

or the intertrochanteric diameter in a breech presentation) has passed

The absence of engagement of the head at the start of labor shows

that a possibilityThere is a complication such as an aberrant presentation or

posture, fetal head abnormalities, or cephalopelvic disproportion.Engagement

cervical and vaginal examination.

The period following childbirth is referred to as "postpartum," I

discovered. Most new mothers have "baby blues," or feelings of sadness or

in 3 to 5 days for most mothers. You might develop postpartum depression if

blues," which frequently include anxiety, sleep difficulties, mood fluctuations,

during this stage of postpartum bleeding is made up of white blood cells,

criticism, which causes a sense of shame. While failure results in a sense of

inadequacy, success fosters a sense of competence.

Adults need to nurture things that endure, sometimes through

results in a shallow sense of connection in the world, success leads to a

According to Erikson's thesis, a person's progression through the

identity is attained by overcoming objectives and difficulties during eight

people how to respond to their environment. Two conflicting emotional factors,

known as opposed dispositions, that produce a crisis that needs to be

addressed characterize each psychological stage. A person's psychology is in

danger if a crisis is not handled as quickly as possible. But if the dispute is

successfully resolved, a sound personality and the acquisition of a

The revised definition of nursing put forth by the American Nurses

Association's (ANA) Social Policy Task Force in 2003 is consistent with

restriction to a problem-focused orientation

Integration of objective data with information obtained from comprehension of

the subjective experience of the patient or group. Pediatric nursing is distinct

from other clinical nursing specialties.

unable to communicate in the conventional sense, pediatric nurses must have

keen observational skills. Pediatric nurses frequently support children going

through difficult procedures or illnesses. Nurses also need to be aware of the

as a child and family advocate, whether those activities involve an ethical

decision or the quality of care provided.

Pediatric nurses must be focused on and knowledgeable about the

critical issues, including family-centered care, knowledge of and rapport with

wide variations, especially after prolonged crying or vigorous play.

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