If a baby is born facing up it is in a posterior position. Their is a greater risk of postpartum hemorrhage for the mother and a lower Apgar score for baby.
A baby facing up (baby looking toward your belly) is called posterier. Face down (looking at your spine) is anterior.
Yes
Ante means in view of or during. Pre means before. Post means after. So antenatal would be during the pregnancy, prenatal would be before the delivery and postnatal would be after the delivery.
The female pelvis plays an important role during childbirth by opening up to allow for the delivery of the baby.
No, the fat is all over your body.
The endometrium houses the baby. It is stretch to its fullness.It will contract to push the baby out during delivery.
a women who does not have a baby i mean that the delivery has not taken place will have stiff and hard vagina as compared to the women who had a baby. this is mainly because after delivery the muscles of the vagina get loosen due to regular contraction and relaxation.
Ur mama and ur baby daddy
Labour room is where you go before the birth (e.g. having contractions) and before you're dialated enough to go to the delivery room. The delivery room is where you give birth to the baby when you have dialated enough to push the baby out of yo vagina.
The soft spots allow the skull to be compressed during birth.
delivery doctors and nurses
It means that the baby is facing the mothers pelvis during pregnancy or labor.
Oxytosin stimulates flowing of milk.Contracts muscles of womb during delivery of baby.