Medical, OB/GYNPregunta 82 de 100
During delivery, if the umbilical cord presents first (prolapsed cord), the EMT should:
a.Pull the cord out of the way
b.Push the cord back inside
c.Have the mother stand up
d.Position the mother to relieve pressure (knees to chest or hips elevated), keep pressure off the cord, and transport rapidly
Explicación
A prolapsed cord can cut off the baby's oxygen supply, so relieve pressure by positioning the mother hips-up and gently keeping the presenting part off the cord. This is a true emergency requiring immediate transport.
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