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Safety training for obstetric emergencies
1 online resource (xiii, 189 pages) : illustrations (chiefly color)
Developed to improve patient safety during labor and delivery, the OB F.A.S.T. (Obstetrical Feasible Approach to Safety Training) simulation program is a proven, award-winning resource is designed for all members of the interdisciplinary obstetrics team to use together. Written by Dr. Giancarlo Mari, who developed the program and currently trains providers around the U.S. and the world, this volume helps teams strengthen their common knowledge of obstetric emergencies. This knowledge is then applied to rehearse emergencies together and prepare team members to provide a safe labor and delivery experience for every mother and child.
Front matter -- Copyright -- Dedication -- List of contibutors -- A brief history of the Obstetrics Simulation Program at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and Regional One Health, Memphis -- Acknowledgments -- About the author -- 1. Teamwork training: basic concepts -- 2. Checklists in obstetrics -- 3. Delivery room management of a preterm infant -- 4. Cardiac arrest in pregnancy -- 5. Respiratory distress -- 6. Anesthesia complications -- 7. Obstetric ultrasound -- 8. Intrapartum fetal monitoring -- 9. Shoulder dystocia -- 10. Operative vaginal delivery -- 11. Vaginal breech delivery -- 12. Breech extraction of a second twin -- 13. Umbilical cord prolapse -- 14. Antepartum hemorrhage -- 15. Vasa previa -- 16. Uterine rupture -- 17. Postpartum hemorrhage -- 18. Blood transfusion -- 19. Uterine inversion -- 20. Hypertensive urgency and eclampsia -- 21. Sepsis -- 22. Diabetic ketoacidosis -- 23. Thyroid storm -- 24. Pheochromocytoma in pregnancy -- 25. Amniotic fluid embolism -- 26. Myasthenia gravis -- 27. Autonomic dysreflexia -- 28. Trauma in pregnancy -- 29. Pregnancies in challenging locations -- Appendix A -- Appendix B.