Sentences with phrase «back in a hospital bed»

In contrast to what you see in movies and on TV, lying on your back in a hospital bed is not the only way to give birth!

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Analytica say this feature alone could save Hospitals thousands of dollars in lost nurse time by avoiding the need for multiple return visits to a patient's bed to check if the medicine has passed through the drip before turning it back on again.

I remember fighting back the tears when I saw newborns in hospital warming beds, crying out for human contact.

You're in the hospital: When you're in the hospital, the side - lying and laid - back nursing positions are the perfect way to breastfeed comfortably in your bed.

Let's face it, when it comes to labor, most people think about a hospital and women in beds, typically on their backs, or laying down on their sides.

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The NCBers told me I would have to birth on my back in hospital, so I was pretty surprised when I was encouraged to birth semi-reclined, which was super comfortable with a supportive hospital bed (and epidural).

Plenty of hospitals and their staff doctors want pregnant women on their backs in bed.

My hospital provided pads but they were too thin and didn't even have the stick - on on the back (so they shifted around a lot while I was in bed), and the ones I brought with were so much better!

Laid back position Prop yourself up on your pillows in bed or raise the back of your maternity hospital bed into a slightly more upright position.

Prop yourself up on your pillows in bed or raise the back of your maternity hospital bed into a slightly more upright position.

I was already in labor and lying in the hospital bed, on my back.

Upper to middle class women began to have birth in bed in the lithotomy position (woman on her back with knees up) still common in hospitals today.

Life was so unpredictable, and there were many days when I'd wake up not knowing whether or not I'd go back to sleep in my bed or on a hospital couch that night.

A hospital has procedures they need you to follow, I.V., moniters strapped to you so it is difficult to move, lay in bed on your back to push, your not allowed to eat if you are hungry.

Your baby will be placed in a special transport bed and attached to monitors that will allow the constant monitoring of his / her temperature, heart rate and breathing throughout the travel back to Women & Infants Hospital.

On his death bed, he said to me, in the hospital,» Carl, I'm sorry I can't leave you guys anything,»» Paladino said, fighting back a sob.

Lynn has plans to make government more accessible, to ensure you have a means to have your voice heard, to increase green jobs in the city, to get ambulances back in the neighborhood in the short term, and hospital beds in the long term.

The mattress was from IntelliBED, and with the back pain my husband was having, I really liked that their mattresses were especially supportive, but with a non-toxic gel mesh that is even used in hospitals to help remedy bed sores.

However, despite these potential benefits of giving birth in an upright position, most people who give birth vaginally in U.S. hospitals report that they push and give birth lying on their backs (68 %) or in a semi - sitting / lying position with the head of the bed raised up (23 %).

Herein lies the first fatal mistake of the film: Affleck structures the first third of the film that takes place in Boston as a kind of prologue, briefly introducing Joe lying in a hospital bed before moving back seemingly only a few months back in time.

That was chapter 10 from the novel — which goes back and forth between my main character Osama al - Kharrat's visit to the UCLA campus as a teenager and his vigil at his father's hospital bed years later — in a different form.

«Before the early 80s it was standard practice for women to give birth in a hospital bed — flat on their back with their feet in stirrups and strapped firmly to a foetal heart monitor.