THE BENEFIT OF MIDWIFERY
Midwifery benefits pregnant women in several ways. Midwives
encourage women to actively participate in health care decision. They teach
women how to best care for themselves trough proper nutrition and exercise,
giving women greater control over their pregnancies and birth experiences. Many
women find this level of participation satisfying.
Although most midwife-attended births take a place in hospitals, midwives may also less in clinical setting such as home or homelike, out-of-hospital birth center. This nonthreatening, comfortable atmosphere often helps a woman in labor feel more at easy and more in control of the birth process. In general midwives do not use invasive technology like obstetrical forceps in providing care during labor and birth. Minimizing the used of costly and sometimes painful medical tests and treatments appeals to many women.
During labor and birth, all of the midwife’s effort focuses on
helping the women deliver her child with confidence. The midwife carefully
monitors the mother’s blood pressure, pulse rate and dehydration levels, and
the unborn child’s heart rate. Midwife-nurse are trained recognize prevent
problem before they occur. In cases involving unexpected complications or
emergency, most midwife arrangements with Physician to ensure that medical help
is immediately available.
Midwives generally accept patient at low risk for complication during
pregnancy and labor. The screen potential client for conditions such as high
blood pressure, diabetes, and a history of multiple births. Studies show that
nurse-midwife care compares favorably to care provided by a Physician for
low-risk pregnancy.
Source: (http://ekanurmalanur.blogspot.com/2011/06/e-s-p.html)
A. List Of Vocabularies :
Pregnant
: hamil
Nutrition
:nutrisi / gizi
Hospital
:rumahsakit
Threatening
:mengancam
Treatment
: pengobatan
Labor
:kesakitan / kesulitan
Birth
:kelahiran
Blood
: darah
Emergency
: keadaan darurat
Blood
pressure : tekanan darah
Pulse:
urat nadi
B.
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the screen potential client of conditions?
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What
do you think about midwifery?
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Classification which is a noun, verb, adjective and
adverb based on the Text
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D. Article: A, An, The
A or An can precede
only singular count nounts; they mean one. They can be used in a general
statement or to introduce a subject
which has not been previously mentioned.
A baseball is round. (general-means all
basebals)
I saw a boy in the street. (we don’t know which boy)
An is used before words that begin
with a vowel sound. A is used before words that begin with a consonant sound.
For example: a book, an apple
Some words can be confusing because
the spelling does not indicate the pronunciation.
A house (begins with a consonant sound)
An hour (begins with a vowel sound)
A university (begins with a consonant sound)
An umbrella (begins with a vowel sound)
The
The is used to indicate something
that we already know about something that is common knowledge.
The boy in the corner is my friend.
(the speaker and the listener know
which boy)
The earth is round.
(there is only one earth)
In the following sentence supply the
articles (a, an. Or the) if they are necessary. If no article is necessary,
leave the space blank.
1.
Jusman’s
father bought him … bicycle that he had wanted for his birthday.
2.
…
Statue of liberty was a gift of friendship from … France to … Unite state.
3.
Mila
is studying … English and … Math in her teacher’s home.
4.
My …
car is four years old, and it still runs well.
5.
David
attended … Princeton University.
E. Finds the Article (a,
an, and the) based on the text!
