. Première année de soins infirmiers : un livre de texte pour les élèves pendant leur première année de travail à l'hôpital . Figure 65.—tenant l'utérus. Salle d'accouchement. L'arrivée d'une nouvelle vie dans le monde est une occasion joyeuse, mais solennelle. Vous pouvez, de manière ou par la pression de la main, montrer de la sympathie pour le patient. Tenir l'utérus.—si on lui dit de tenir l'utérus après l'expulsion de l'enfant, le sentir près de l'ombilic dans l'abdomen. Mettre la main en travers de l'abdomenet appuyer dans et autour de l'utérus, en saisissant littéralement OBSTÉTRIQUE 287 il. Il devrait être ressenti comme une masse ferme, ronde. Si vous le trouvez facilement, demandez à un senio

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. First-year nursing : a text-book for pupils during their first year of hospital work . Fig. 65.—Holding the uterus. delivery-room. The coming of a new life into the worldis a joyous, but solemn, occasion. You may, by manner or by pressure of the hand, show sympathy for the patient. Holding the Uterus.—If told to hold the uterus afterthe- child is expelled, feel for it near the umbilicus deepin abdomen. Put the hand crosswise of the abdomenand press in and around the uterus, literally grasping OBSTETRICS 287 it. It should be felt as a firm, round mass. If you donot readily find it, ask a senior nurse to locate it for you, as it is important that someone be holding it during thethird stage of labor. If it becomes soft under yourhand, call attention at once to it. If the doctor takesit from you, resume your hold as soon as he finishes. Care of the Baby.—If the baby is given into your care, see that it is well wrapped in a sterile towel, put into asoft, warm blanket, and laid on its right side in a properreceptacle where there is no draft. See that the navel. Pig. 66.—Abdominal binder. is covered by some sort of a sterile dressing or that thetowel covers it. Watch the childs breathing, and if itis not regular or the face becomes blue, call attentionto it. Sponging.—If asked to assist in sponging the vulvaafter the delivery, remember that only sterile spongesand solutions are to be used, and do not let your fingerstouch the genitals. Sponge only downward, toward therectum, and take a fresh sponge for each stroke. Neglectin this may cause an infection. Binder.—If an abdominal binder is to be put on themother, it should be wide enough to come well down 288 FIRST YEAR NURSING over the hips or it will very soon slip up and becomeuseless. It should be pinned snugly and smoothly. Apad made of a folded towel may be put over and justabove the fundus (top) of the uterus if the physicianwishes it. This pad will need occasional readjusting. The patient should if necessar

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