Lab: Uterine Mobility Assessment for Non-Pregnant and Pregnant Body | 8:19

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6 Comments

  1. Danielle Racioppi says:

    Would you do this on a pregnant belly when there is a placenta previa?

    1. Lynn Schulte says:

      No. we want to leave the uterus alone when the placenta is in that position.

  2. Debbie Linger says:

    Did you describe hills and valleys anywhere? I must have missed that somewhere?

    1. Lynn Schulte says:

      Right above the pubic bone is the first hill which is the bladder, the valley after the first hill is where you will find the uterus. Some say the uterus is near the next hill which is the small intestines but I find it in the valley too. I talked about this in the postpartum course when addressing the bladder mobility assessment.

  3. Shannon Flint says:

    Did you show compression decompression in the first video, non pregnant body?

    1. Lynn Schulte says:

      I rarely do compression decompression on the uterus but yes you can. I find it more helpful on the bladder.

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