The document provides an overview of the labor room (LDR) setup in hospitals, emphasizing the need for a comfortable, fully equipped environment for safe deliveries. It outlines the essential equipment, design specifications, and protocols required to maintain a sterile and efficient workspace for both staff and patients. Key objectives include achieving 100% institutional delivery rates and ensuring dignity in the delivery process while minimizing maternal and neonatal risks.
G U ID E D B Y :
D R . A N J A L A T C H I
V I C E P R I N C I P A L
E R A C O L L E G E O F N U R S I N G
PRESENTED BY:
SEJAL SAXENA
B.SC NURSING 4 th YEAR
ERA COLLEGE OF NURSING
2.
LABOUR ROOM
Thelabor room, often known as the Labor Delivery Room
(LDR), is the hospital’s most versatile place..
The LDR is created to accommodate all types of deliveries.
LDR can be used for women who prefer not to be medicated
or who want an epidural. These rooms may also manage
minor crises and treatments such as forceps and vacuum
births.
3.
DEFINITION
A labourroom Also known as birthing room
which is comfortable, furnished for the process
of labour and delivery to take place wherein the
baby is usually delivered and an hour after
delivery if everything is normal or stable
mother is shifted to postnatal ward.
5.
OBJECTIVES
To actas full Factor for 100% institutional delivery
rate.
Delivery with dignity .
To maintain strict aseptic the reduce maternal and
Neonatal death.
To provide good working atmosphere to the hospital
staff.
6.
Standardization of settinglabor room
4 labor areas with one labor table each,
one nursing station,
one newborn care area,
two toilets and
two washing areas
7.
Labor areas EachLDR unit should have 4 labor
areas with the following specifications:
a. Each labor area should be of size 10’X 10’.
b. There should be a partition between two consecutive labor
areas extending up to the ceiling. The partition should be opaque
till 6.5’ and can have glass (optional) for the rest of the height.
c. Each labor area should have one labor table (see specifications
on page 23).
d. Each labor area should have one stool for birth companion.
e. Each labor area should have adequate lighting and ventilation.
f. Each labor area should have a ceiling/wall mounted fan.
g. There should be two curtains, one from each side of the door,
extending to the partition walls of the nursing station area.
9.
LIST OF EQUIPMENT
Bed with mattress/delivery table with leg support string
Bed side trolley
IV stand
S.s.stool
Kelleys pad
Doppler (fetal heart rate )machine
ECG machine with accessories
Defibrillator with accessories
Resuscitation set for adult
Resuscitation set for newborn
10.
Continue
BMW set
GW set
Spillage set
Eclampsia first aid kit
PPH manage kit
11.
Continued
Dressing trolleywith articles
Episiotomy set
Incisional set
EMR drug tray/Crash carts
Labor normal delivery set
Newborn corner set
Focus light
Manual suction machine
Central suction supply port
Oxygen cylinder with accessories
Central oxygen supply
12.
DELIVERY ROOM
PREPARATION
To preparationsof delivery room is very
important
in every hospital set-up in order to have it a safe
healthy infection free birth it is described
below.
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1. DELIVERY TABLESET – UP
a. Handwashing
b. Wear Cap , Gown ,Mask as per the hospital policy
c. Place the sterile delivery set ( pack ) on table
delivery trolley or a flat surface that is above the
waist level.
d. Maintain asepsis.
15.
ASSESSMENT OF LABOUR
ROOM
LABOURROOM
1. Labour table with mackintosh sheet
2. Suction machine
3. Oxygen cylinder with face mask and oxygen
concentration
4. 24 hour water supply
5. Waste disposal system In place
6. Privacy in the Labour room
ASSESSMENT : LABOUR
ROOM
Emergencydrug tray with
Oxytocin injection = Oxytocin injection is used
to begin or improve contractions during labor. Oxytocin also
is reduce bleeding after childbirth.
Diazepam injection =required during labour,
diazepam has been used to relieve the anxiety component of
pain.
Magnesium sulphate injection =Magnesium sulfate is a
naturally occurring mineral used to control low blood levels of
magnesium.
XYLOCAINE LOADED
SYRINGES
Used tonumb an area of your body to help reduce pain or
discomfort caused by invasive medical procedures such as
surgery, needle punctures, or insertion of a catheter or
breathing tube.
31.
URINARY CATHETER
To emptythe bladder in retention of urine.
Used to empty the bladder before or after surgery and to help
perform certain tests.