...SI.No: | TIME | SPECIFICOBJECTIVE | CONTENT | TEACHERACIVITY | STUDENTACTIVITY | A.V.AIDS | EVALU-ATION | 1.2.3.5. | 2mt.2mt.10mts.5mts. | Introduce the topic.Define the Puerperium Explain involution of uterusExplain the roles. | INTRODUCTIONThe postnatal period usually considered the interval extended from the birth of the baby until 6 weeksIt is the 6 weeks interval between the birth of the newborn and return of the reproductive organs to their normal non-pregnant state.DEFINITIONPUERPERIUM is the period fallowing child birth during which the body tissues, specially the pelvic organs revert back into the pre-pregnant state both anatomically and physiologically.D.C.DUTTADURATIONPuerperium begins as soon as the placenta is expelled and lasts for approximately 6 weeks. When the uterus regressed almost the non-pregnant size.The period is arbitrarily divided into _ a) Immediate- within 24 hours b) Early upto-7 days c) Remote upto-6 weeksSimilar changes occur fallowing abortion but takes a shorter period for the involution to completeINVOLUTION OF THE UTERUSANATOMICAL CONSIDERATIONUTERUS: immediately fallowing delivery, uterus becomes firm and retracted with alternate hardening and softening. The uterus measures about 20*12*7.5cm (length, breadth, and thickness) and weighs about 1000g.The placental site contracts rapidly presenting a raised surface with measures about 7.5cm and remains elevated even at 6 weeks when it measures about 1.5.LOWER UTERINE SEGMENT:After delivery...
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