Shoulder Dystocia Nursing Diagnosis & Care Plan - NurseStudy.Net

Bigger babies are thought to increase the risk of shoulder dystocia... but inductions increase the risk of shoulder dystocia too. So is an induction really a great preventative strategy? Get the full story on ep 133 & 134 of @thegreatbirthrebellion podcast 'Risks of Induction' | Melanie The Midwife

Shoulder dystocia is something many parents don’t learn about until they’re living through it. It’s a birth emergency where a baby’s shoulder becomes stuck after the head is delivered—and it can happen quickly, even in low-risk pregnancies. While it’s unpredictable and uncommon, it can lead to serious complications for both baby and parent if not handled quickly. No one talks enough about how unexpected it can be, or how important it is to have a provider who is trained and prepared to respond c