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00:02 Welcome to the spoken tutorial on preparation for breastfeeding after C-section.
00:09 In this tutorial, we will learn about:
00:12 Benefits of skin-to-skin contact in the operating room and
00:19 Preparation for skin-to-skin contact after C-section.
00:26 In this tutorial, the Operating Room will be called OR.
00:33 Skin-To-Skin contact will be called STS.
00:38 Let us begin.
00:40 Early STS in the operating room is important for the mother and the newborn.
00:47 It could benefit them during the surgery and the immediate postoperative period.
00:56 It strongly affects their long-term and short-term health.
01:03 It makes breastfeeding easier.
01:07 During skin-to-skin contact, mothers are highly focused on their newborn baby.
01:15 This focus on the baby helps them feel less pain.
01:22 When they feel less pain, their anxiety level decreases.
01:29 This helps in maintaining normal heart rates of the mother and the baby.
01:36 This also helps in maintaining normal blood pressures of both.
01:43 During skin-to-skin contact, mothers and babies keep each other warm.
01:51 This helps in maintaining their normal body temperature.
01:57 So, STS should be done in the operating room immediately after delivery.
02:05 It is essential that the hospital staff is comfortable with the process.
02:12 For this, adequate and appropriate preparation is necessary.
02:19 Such preparation must be done both before and during the cesarean delivery.
02:27 It involves all those responsible for newborn care.
02:33 They include the mother and her immediate relatives.
02:39 They also include the doctors,
02:42 nurses

and the operating room staff.

02:47 Educate these people about the reason for introducing STS in the operating room.
02:55 Explain to them as to how the mother and newborn baby will benefit.
03:03 They may be anxious about beginning skin-to-skin contact in the operating room.
03:10 To reduce their worry, assure them of the safety of mothers and babies.
03:18 Safety and well-being of mothers and babies will always be the first priority.
03:26 Concerns arising in the operating room are to be calmly and clearly dealt with.
03:34 During the surgery, doctors may sense a medical emergency related to the mother.
03:42 In such cases, skin-to-skin contact in the operating room may not be completed.
03:50 The newborn will be taken up for requisite care in an appropriate setting.
03:57 Before the delivery, a nurse should be assigned to help in the operating room.
04:04 She should introduce herself to the mother.
04:08 She must confirm that the mother wants STS in the operating room.
04:15 Next, let’s discuss the steps to be followed in the OR, before the delivery.
04:23 In the operating room, the mother’s arms may be tied to the arm boards.
04:29 The arm board with the IV line is preferred to be tied to the left arm.
04:37 The other board with the blood pressure cuff is tied to the right arm.
04:44 In such cases, the assigned nurse can be helpful.
04:50 She should ask the doctor if the right arm can be released for STS.
04:57 She should tell the mother that this arm would be used to hold the baby for STS.
05:05 This arm will be straightened every few minutes to measure her blood pressure.
05:12 She must maintain the room temperature at 25 degree celsius.
05:19 This temperature is suitable for the baby’s arrival.
05:25 The nurse must ensure that the mother is not wearing a bra.
05:31 Mother’s gown should be unbuttoned.
05:35 This will help lower it easily to uncover her chest when placing the baby.
05:42 The nurse must notice the position of intravenous lines.
05:49 This will help her avoid them when placing the baby.
05:54 Lastly, she must keep a diaper or nappy,
05:58 warmed towels

and blankets ready.

06:03 They will be used to dry and cover the baby.
06:08 The preparation for skin-to-skin contact in the operating room is now complete.
06:15 How to start STS in the operating room is discussed in another tutorial.
06:23 Please visit our website for more details.
06:28 This brings us to the end of this tutorial.

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