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Re: PG's or oxytocin From: Arthurfree@aol.com Sun Oct 20 23:18:58 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: nalbf@ime.net: "Nursing Policy" Previous message: Kenneth J. Moise: "Nursing shortage" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "PG's or oxytocin" In a message dated 96-10-18 12:26:38 EDT, Danny Tucker writes: ><<We had a muliparous G4P3, previous spontaneous normal deliveries, >inpatient for the last 2 weeks with unstable lie, mild-moderate >idiopathic polyhydramnios. Danny, Since our resident midwives have let this one alone I'll pick up their banner for a moment. I understand your concern about a possible unmonitored (or unsupervised?) rupture of membranes in this patient, but in my experience hospitalization means bedrest and bedrest makes it very unlikely the vertex would descend and engage. Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri Next message: nalbf@ime.net: "Nursing Policy" Previous message: Kenneth J. Moise: "Nursing shortage" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "PG's or oxytocin"

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