PPB: Uterine Assessment and Treatment Lab | 6:05 You cannot view this unit as you're not logged in yet. 4 Comments Do I do it the same way if there is a prolapse? Log in to Reply Yes! It may just be deeper in the abdominal space but you still assess the same. For uterine prolapses really check out the Uterosacral ligaments, they may need more tone in them. You learn how to work with them more in the Pregnancy course. Log in to Reply When can I start doing this if there was a c-section? Is it important to wait for the quarantine to pass? Log in to Reply You want to make sure the wound is well healed before mobilizing the uterus. Remember to never create pain in working with your clients! Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Yes! It may just be deeper in the abdominal space but you still assess the same. For uterine prolapses really check out the Uterosacral ligaments, they may need more tone in them. You learn how to work with them more in the Pregnancy course. Log in to Reply
When can I start doing this if there was a c-section? Is it important to wait for the quarantine to pass? Log in to Reply
You want to make sure the wound is well healed before mobilizing the uterus. Remember to never create pain in working with your clients! Log in to Reply
Do I do it the same way if there is a prolapse?
Yes! It may just be deeper in the abdominal space but you still assess the same. For uterine prolapses really check out the Uterosacral ligaments, they may need more tone in them. You learn how to work with them more in the Pregnancy course.
When can I start doing this if there was a c-section? Is it important to wait for the quarantine to pass?
You want to make sure the wound is well healed before mobilizing the uterus. Remember to never create pain in working with your clients!