Registered Nurse Labor Room

Sits with and monitors patient throughout (before/during/after) the labor Monitor CTG Machine and its variations and interpret   Monitors contractions and helps patient with breathing techniques
 Performs basic IV and central line skills
 Performs phlebotomy skills
 Knowledge of hemodynamics
 Administers pain medication as ordered; administers other meds to address specific medical conditions,
such as hypertension and diabetes
 Takes and records patient’s vital signs, ascertains if problematic
 Reads fetal monitor and ascertains if there is a problem with baby’s heart rate
 Identifies and manages life-sustaining physiological functions in unstable patients
 Checks patient’s cervix periodically to monitor progression/lack of dilation
 Ensures patient’s bed is kept dry and clean; cleans up bodily fluids expelled before and after the birthing
process
 Contacts anesthesia when/if patient is ready for epidural; contacts delivering physician at appropriate time,
ascertains proper time
 Cares for patients on Pitocin, MgSO4 and continuous lumbar epidural
 Ensures patient is in proper position for delivery and all monitoring equipment is functioning properly
 Aids doctor with drapes, gloves, gowns, etc.; hands doctor delivery instruments as needed during birthing
process
 Encourages patient to push at proper time(s)
 Records time of birth
 Immediate care of newborn (clean, weigh, etc.)
 Gives Apgar scores
Nursing Degree or Diploma with 3+ years experience in Labor Room  Haad or DHA License holder or exam Passer - MOH holders are also encouraged to



 
 

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