This video shows how to perform a pelvic exam of a pregnant woman in labor.
- Hot
- Latest
-
How To:
Relieve Braxton Hicks contractions
-
How To:
Deliver a baby like a professional OBGYN
-
How To:
Treat and prevent diaper rash the right way
-
How To:
Increase the odds of your pregnancy resulting in twins
-
How To:
Avoid delivery problems when giving birth
-
How To:
Do self-inducing labor techniques
-
How To:
Tie a hip cross carry wrap baby carrier
-
How To:
Ease labor pains during child birth
-
How To:
Induce labor naturally and safely with pressure points
-
How To:
Tie a double cross carry for a baby with a long wrap
-
How To:
Tie a basic front carry wrap for a baby
-
How To:
Ease child birth delivery with medication & breathing
-
How To:
Understand the stages of labor & vaginal delivery
-
How To:
Create a fun baby shower diaper cake
-
How To:
Suction a newborn baby's nasal mucus
-
How To:
Make the C section decision
-
How To:
Ease labor pain naturally
-
News:
Deliver a baby in an emergency
-
How To:
Deliver a baby in an emergency situation
-
How To:
Relieve Braxton Hicks contractions
-
How To:
Deliver a baby like a professional OBGYN
-
How To:
Treat and prevent diaper rash the right way
-
How To:
Increase the odds of your pregnancy resulting in twins
-
How To:
Avoid delivery problems when giving birth
-
How To:
Do self-inducing labor techniques
-
How To:
Tie a hip cross carry wrap baby carrier
-
How To:
Ease labor pains during child birth
-
How To:
Ease child birth delivery with medication & breathing
-
How To:
Tie a basic front carry wrap for a baby
-
How To:
Tie a double cross carry for a baby with a long wrap
-
How To:
Induce labor naturally and safely with pressure points
-
How To:
Create a fun baby shower diaper cake
-
How To:
Understand the stages of labor & vaginal delivery
-
How To:
Suction a newborn baby's nasal mucus
-
How To:
Make the C section decision
-
How To:
Use natural methods to induce child labor
-
How To:
Prepare for childbirth pains (labor pains)
-
How To:
Deliver a baby in an emergency situation
9 Comments
I have been unable to access the video. I am a midwifery student preparing for examinations
hoping more detail explanation. about how to check is it a head or other presentation :)
i havent watch the video
not work
it is not working
It's a .wmv file. You need Flip4Mac or a similar program if using a Mac. That's how I play it. I assume Windows PCs could play it regularly, since it's a Windows Media file, but I'm not sure, since I don't have a PC.
the video not good, all useless, as am preparing to have a baby but bfore that i wanted to know how its go on so that i would not panic
not working
I can't watch the video
Share Your Thoughts