Second Stage of Labour
The second stage of labour — from full cervical dilatation to the birth of the baby — is the subject of this obstetrics teaching video. It covers how this stage is monitored and managed by the birth team. A core learning resource for midwifery and medical students. For learning purposes only — not medical advice.
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A short narrated film shows the second stage of labour in a delivery room. The narration follows perineal pads being changed, the father supporting the mother, the table being prepared, a vaginal examination, and crowning as the mother pushes, with emphasis on aseptic technique and protective equipment.
Key points
- The nurse is shown changing perineal pads during labour and delivery
- The father is shown providing comfort and support to the mother
- The delivery table is prepared and the mother is placed in position
- Crowning is shown as the mother pushes
- Aseptic technique and protective equipment are emphasised in the narration
Video Transcript
A short narrated film of the second stage of labour. The narration follows the delivery room in order — perineal pads changed, the father supporting the mother, the table prepared, a vaginal examination, crowning as the mother pushes — with repeated emphasis on aseptic technique and protective equipment.
Read the full transcript
The nurse will change the perineal pad several times during labor and delivery. The father provides comfort and support to the mother. The table is prepared as the time for delivery draws near. The mother is placed in position. The physician performs a vaginal exam. As the mother pushes, crowning can be seen. The physician and nurse prepare for the delivery. Great care is taken to maintain aseptic technique. Personal protective equipment is used, including protective eyewear. The physician wears a fluid proof gown.
Transcript auto-generated from the video’s audio for accessibility and study. Educational content only — not medical advice.
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