Plotting the Modified WHO Partograph.

A quick revision of how to plot the modified WHO partograph. A must know topic for your exams! and for those working in the Labor room!

[@Nidhi-ll3yq]

Thank you mam ! 7.5 mins very well spent for us

[@obgclassesbydrraina]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@sabanaveed2297]

It was the best explanation of partograph so far . Thankyou so much . Very well explained

[@obgclassesbydrraina]

Awww. Thanks. Glad I cd be of help!

[@saadch8318]

Very well explained!!!!

[@HarshvardhanAhlawat]

Nice & simple! Thank you ma’am.

[@a_peace_loving_man4953]

Thank you so much Ma'am

[@manishajain3476]

Mam awesome 👏 TNX,,well explained

[@trupti8164]

Thanks mam for ur explanation 🥰😍

[@MdMohsin-lv1tz]

Thank you so much ma'am ❤️

[@DoctorAmritPandey]

Thank you very much ma'am 😊

[@drbalajik3488]

Mam very useful

[@meskeremsimonwake505]

thunkyou

[@manishajain3476]

Mam plzz take some OSCE questions with solution of partograph questions 🙏

[@michl_ao]

why are they 4 hours apart

[@GirishKumar-jm5gi]

Thank you ma'am! What should be num of contractions in 10min normally? Maam

[@obgclassesbydrraina]

Good contractions are defined as 3-4 in a 10 minute period each lasting for 40-45 seconds. The aim is to get good contractions for normal progress of labor.

[@GirishKumar-jm5gi]

@@obgclassesbydrraina Thank you ma'am

[@naomiyator2682]

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