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    Birth and Emergency Plan: Learning Objectives: at The End of This Procedure, Students Are Expected To

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    The document discusses a birth plan and emergency plan for a pregnant woman named Maria de la Cruz. [1] It provides definitions and components that should be included in a birth plan such as delivery location, attendant, resources, and preparations for emergencies. [2] It also lists what should be addressed in an emergency plan including danger signs, transportation to care, costs, and backup childcare. [3] The document includes a case study where Maria's midwife helps her complete forms to outline her individual birth and emergency plans.

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    Birth and Emergency Plan: Learning Objectives: at The End of This Procedure, Students Are Expected To

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    The document discusses a birth plan and emergency plan for a pregnant woman named Maria de la Cruz. [1] It provides definitions and components that should be included in a birth plan such as delivery location, attendant, resources, and preparations for emergencies. [2] It also lists what should be addressed in an emergency plan including danger signs, transportation to care, costs, and backup childcare. [3] The document includes a case study where Maria's midwife helps her complete forms to outline her individual birth and emergency plans.

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    The document discusses a birth plan and emergency plan for a pregnant woman named Maria de la Cruz. [1] It provides definitions and components that should be included in a birth plan such as delivery location, attendant, resources, and preparations for emergencies. [2] It also lists what should be addressed in an emergency plan including danger signs, transportation to care, costs, and backup childcare. [3] The document includes a case study where Maria's midwife helps her complete forms to outline her individual birth and emergency plans.

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    Birth and Emergency Plan: Learning Objectives: at The End of This Procedure, Students Are Expected To

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    BIRTH AND EMERGENCY PLAN

    Learning Objectives:

    At the end of this procedure, students are expected to:

    ⮚ Define birth plan and emergency plan.


    ⮚ Familiarize with the contents’ information of birth plan and emergency plan.

    DEFINITION

    Birth Plan - a written document prepared during the first prenatal consultation. Plan
    may change anytime during pregnancy if an abnormality develops.

    - Contains information on:

    a. The woman’s condition during pregnancy

    b. Preferences for her place of delivery and choice at birth attendant.

    c. Available resources (transportation, companion, money) for her


    childbirth and newborn baby.

    d. Preparations needed (blood donor, referral center) should an


    emergency arise during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum.

    Emergency Plan – Discuss how to prepare for an emergency in pregnancy.

    a. Advise on danger signs, signs of labor


    b. Where to go?
    c. How to go?
    d. What to bring?
    e. With whom will you go?
    f. How much will it cost? Who will pay? How will you pay?
    g. Start saving for the possible cost now.
    h. Who will care for your home and other children when you are away?

    Manual on Maternal Care in Community Health Practice Page 118


    Activity 13

    Learning Objectives:

    At the end of this activity, students are expected to:

    ⮚ Familiarize birth and emergency plan form.


    ⮚ Use the birth and emergency plan form.

    Direction:
    Read the case and fill-up the Birth and Emergency Plan Form.

    July 21, 2018 Maria de la Cruz is on her 8 th month pregnancy visit to BHS 4 for her
    prenatal check-up. Maria lives at 33 Bonifacio St. Barangay 2 Lucban, Quezon. Midwife Leah
    noticed that she has Philhealth. The estimated cost of the maternity package in the facility is
    8,500 Php. She asked Maria some questions about her birth plan:

    a. Where is her plan to deliver? Who will attend her delivery? She wants to deliver at
    birthing home at Barangay Abang. She prefers that whoever attends her delivery
    is the one on duty at the birthing home.

    b. Who will take her to the birthing home when she is in labor and who will take care
    of her children when she goes to the hospital? She prefers that her husband,
    named Jose Santos will be the one to accompany her to the birthing home. His
    contact no. is 0917 742 4913. Her youngest sister Jocelyn dela Cruz will take care
    of her children when she is confined in the birthing home.

    c. For the transportation Mrs. Santos prefer is tricycle of their neighbor owned by
    Jun Reyes. For possible donor of blood is her sister Maria Dela Cruz if blood
    transfusion is needed.

    Manual on Maternal Care in Community Health Practice Page 119


    BIRTH PLAN FORM

    (Lifted from Maternal and Child Book)

    BIRTH EMERGENCY PLAN

    I know that any complication can develop during delivery. I know that I should deliver
    in a health facility.

    I will be attended at delivery by the one on duty at the birthing home.

    I plan to deliver at birthing home at Barangay Abang.

    This is a Philhealth accredited facility / Yes No

    The estimated cost of the maternity package in this facility is Php 8,500.

    (inclusive of Newborn Care).

    The mode of payment is cash.

    The available transport is tricycle of our neighbor owned by Jun Reyes.

    Have contacted 0917 742 4913 to bring me to the hospital/health center.

    I will be accompanied by my husband, Jose Santos.

    Jocelyn dela Cruz will make take care of my children/home while I am in the health
    facility.

    In case of a need for blood transfusion, my possible donors are:

    Maria dela Cruz

    In case of complications, I will be referred right away to: ________ ____________

    Contact Person: ____________________________________________________

    Address: __________________________________________________________

    Tel. No.: __________________________________________________________

    Manual on Maternal Care in Community Health Practice Page 120

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