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Re: Not even sure what to call this oneFrom: Len2976@aol.comWed Sep 17 23:40:35 2003
Anna-- Your story reminded me of a risk management conference I attended several years ago where the topic of shulder dystocia was discussed. The obstetrician/attorney (I think it was Jeff Phelan) giving the lecture discussed a delivery he had done with a huge family in attendance with one member video-taping the delivery. He encountered a shoulder dystocia. Instead of having the video stopped, he turned to the camera and shouted--"shoulder dystocia!" He then proceded to follow the steps as outlined in OB texts, announcing before each step, "I am now. . . . . " According to him everything turned out OK--but he used the video to his advantage to show he managed it appropriately in the event it didn't. Lenora McCall, CNM
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