![]() ![]() To the right of the window, along the right side of the image is a door that also has a window with the shade drawn. Behind the women is a white crib standing in front of a curtained window with the shade drawn. On the mantel are picture frames and knickknacks. The stove can be seen in the lower left corner with the mantel extending up the left side of the image. The room has a mantel and stove on the left side. Her proper left hand rests on her proper right leg. She wears a pin striped dress with short sleeves. Coley stands in front of Sapp and rests her proper right hand on Sapp's stomach. Sapp is visibly pregnant and seated in a chair, wearing a terry cloth robe and a hair wrap. (40.6 x 50.8 cm) Description Black and white image of two (2) women, Mary Francis Hill Coley and Martha Butler Sapp in an interior room of a house. It usually means that other work is being done, such as turning your baby to a different position, softening or thinning the cervix.Created by Galbraith, Robert, American, 1919 - 2015 Printed by Bakht, Igor, born 1928 Subject of Coley, Mary Francis Hill, American, 1900 - 1966 Sapp, Martha Butler, American, 1932 - 2003 Date 1952 printed 2005 Medium silver and photographic gelatin on photographic paper Dimensions H x W (Image): 14 1/2 x 19 in. This may mean that the contractions are not opening the cervix. Contractions that are not getting longer, stronger and closer together. Over the course of labor, contractions get longer, stronger and closer together. Contractions that are lasting longer and getting closer together are considered to be progressing. An example is a series of three contractions lasting between 30 and 45 seconds and coming 10, seven and then 15 minutes apart. Contractions are irregular when there isn't a stable pattern. An example is contractions lasting 60 seconds and coming five minutes apart for an hour. Contractions are considered regular when the duration and frequency are stable over a period of time. Here are some terms you can use to describe the pattern of your contractions: When you call your health care provider or hospital, you will need to give information about the duration and frequency of your contractions and about how long this has been the pattern. However, it is more important that you get the labor support you need than to have a complete labor log. Partners and labor companions usually are the ones who time the contractions and keep the log. Keeping a written labor log can help you see the pattern of your contractions. It can also help you decide when to go to the hospital. That can give you a better idea of how much time you have to rest between each contraction. You may also want to time contractions for a bit after there has been a change in how the contractions feel. You may want to start timing your contractions when you think labor has started to see if there is a pattern. It is not necessary to time your whole labor. It includes the contraction as well as the rest period until the next contraction begins. This time is usually measured in seconds.įrequency is timed from the start of one contraction to the start of the next. You will need to know how long your contractions last (duration) and how close together they are (frequency).ĭuration is timed from when you first feel a contraction until it is over. Timing your contractions will help you and your health care provider track what is happening. How to tell if your baby is getting enough milk. ![]() ![]() When to call your baby's health care provider.How tobacco affects babies and children.The importance of reading to your child.Your baby's birth certificate and Social Security number.The first weeks after birth Toggle Submenu.What you should know about a labor epidural.How you can help after the baby is born. ![]()
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