Medical Interpreter Practice | 3. Birth Consent NBCMI CCHI ENGSPA - Consecutive Interpreter Training
Medical Consent Process
The medical professional explains the procedures and risks associated with childbirth to the patient, seeking her consent for necessary interventions.
Explanation of Procedures
- The medical professional informs Miss Lopez about the upcoming vaginal delivery and the possibility of an emergency c-section.
Risks and Consent
- Risks such as bleeding, pain, tissue injury, and infection are explained for both delivery methods.
- Miss Lopez is asked if she understands the risks and agrees to a blood transfusion if needed to save her life.
Signing Consent
- Miss Lopez is requested to sign consent forms after understanding the risks involved.
Preparation for Childbirth
Details about preparing for childbirth, post-delivery procedures, and care instructions are provided.
Birth Preparation
- Miss Lopez is guided to the birth and delivery area where she will be prepared for childbirth.
Post-Delivery Care
- After delivery, only one person can accompany Miss Lopez; then she will be taken to recovery before moving to the maternity ward.
Baby Care Instructions
- Information bands are placed on both mother and baby for identification purposes.
- Instructions regarding feeding the baby are given once in the maternity ward.