Midwives, that is, nurses who stay in the delivery room to help pregnant women give birth, are collectively called midwives. Midwifery majors can take the nurse qualification examination.
The following are relevant policies:
In secondary vocational schools and institutions of higher learning, those who have completed the general full-time courses of nursing and midwifery for more than 3 years as stipulated by the education authorities in the State Council and the health authorities in the State Council, including engaging in nursing clinical practice for more than 8 months in teaching and general hospitals, and obtained corresponding academic certificates may apply for taking the nurse qualification examination.
However, if you want to apply for the nurse qualification examination, you need to meet the following conditions:
1, obtained the corresponding professional secondary school education, and worked as a nurse for 5 years;
2. Obtain a college degree in the corresponding major and have been employed as a nurse for 3 years;
3. Obtain a bachelor's degree or master's degree in the corresponding major, and have been engaged in technical work in this major for 1 year.
Midwifery refers to a series of measures taken to successfully deliver the fetus from the maternal birth canal before and during delivery. It mainly includes taking good care of the parturient, carefully observing the labor process, guiding them to correctly cooperate with the progress of the labor process, and delivering the baby (taking delivery).
If the progress of labor is slow after the start, it is found that the birth canal or fetus is abnormal, such as tight perineum, heart disease, abnormal fetal position and so on. Surgery to prepare the birth canal (such as perineum incision) and surgery to solve the delivery (such as fetal head suction, forceps and hip traction) can be used. Surgery to change the fetal pole (such as varus). ).