PCC Labor and Delivery.  1073 Oak Street  Between the Family Birth Center (brick building after Center for Outpt Medicine) and the Salem Hospital Psychiatric.

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PCC Labor and Delivery

 1073 Oak Street  Between the Family Birth Center (brick building after Center for Outpt Medicine) and the Salem Hospital Psychiatric Unit  Small building  Very limited parking

 Tuesdays  All other days  Consider walking out with someone else or calling hospital security

 No uniform!  Must have CCC photo ID  Nice jeans ok  Shirt with collar  Comfortable shoes

 Verification form  Pen  Something to write on  Mental status assessment guide (optional)  Something to study during down time  Dinner or money

 Do S-O-A-P chart  Subjective Past Medical History Current complaint General status, if known

 Describe physical appearance  Orientation  Psychomotor  Verbal  Social behavior  Mood and Effect

 Intellectual functioning  Insight  Judgment  Memory  Thought content

 Salem Hospital – go directly to unit, don’t meet in lobby  Silverton Hospital  Patient permission  There to observe  Be helpful to staff  Shifts are 12 hours  Hospital Scrubs

 This info is on mom only

 Subjective Mom’s age Due date (EDC) and Gestational age (EGA) Gravida, Para, TAB/SAB When prenatal care started Attended birthing classes? Coach/support person Height/weight and vital signs Last oral intake

 Subjective Substance abuse? Herpes? Smoker? Abuse (sexual/emotional/physical) Pregnancy history – current and past

 Objective Heart/lungs Abdomen (note fundal heighth) Extremities Reflexes Any noted abnormalities

 Pertinent info can be charted in flow chart Membranes intact? When ruptured? Vaginal bleeding? Fetal heart tones (FHT) and where heard

 Can do in the flow chart section Time of birth Gender, weight, length Any resuscitation done What initial exam revealed Apgar score

 Call Rhonda if any issues Pager Cell Home  OK to start IVs when in OB  If intubation opportunity for tubal ligation, OK with permission of anesthesiologist  Do not ask permission to intubate C Sections