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Chiropractic Doctor
Chiropractic and Pregnancy 215
Sub-Title
The History, Science, Pathologization of Medicalized and Natural Childbirth and the Anatomy of Natural Childbirth
Credit Hours(s)
3.0
Education Objectives
Hour 1
Utilize a more comprehensive knowledge of primitive birth practices and outcomes in a clinical consultation setting with a prenatal patient.
Integrate a deeper understanding of the contextual nature of women’s attitudes toward childbirth in the 17
th
Century as a continuum between more primitive and modern birth.
Describe the key environmental factors that negatively impacted childbirth outcomes in the 16-20
th
Centuries.
Describe the impact of the lithotomy position on birth outcomes.
Analyze the significance of the puerperal fever epidemic of the 19
th
Century and its iatrogenic origins.
Hour 2
Describe the state of obstetrical practice and performance in the late 19
th
and early 20
th
Century.
Describe the state of midwifery practice and performance in the late 19
th
and early 20
th
Century.
Communicate the three elements of the DeLee protocols and how they each impacted childbirth outcomes in the early 20
th
Century.
Analyze the current state of maternity care in the United States in the context of the industrialized world.
Utilize the information concerning the history of the emergence of universally medicalized childbirth to empower patients to advocate for their optimal birth experience.
Hour 3
Describe the three primary tangents from indigenous birth experiences that the development of agrarian and industrial societies generated.
Describe the origins of the early pioneers of natural childbirth in America in the 1940’s-1970’s.
Communicate the relationship between economic and industrial considerations and the development of universal obstetric intervention in childbirth in the U.S.
Analyze the concept of ‘pasmo’ as it relates to the effect of the external environment on a laboring woman.
Communicate the current evidence comparing home and hospital births in terms of safety and efficacy.
Instructors
Matt Rushford, DC
Formats
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Price
$60.00 USD
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