Stages of Labor

[@marygorethmmbando6872]

To be honest, through your videos I really enjoy to be a medical student. Thank you so much. May Almighty God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shadrachquaye3246]

After watching your video, I don't think I need to sit in the obstetric class anymore. straight forward explanations that are easy to grasp. Thank you so much for that. 💞

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you so much for saying such kind words! I am so happy you found the video helpful! 🫶🏼

[@AntonetteDexisne]

it is my first day of duty in the DR, and your videos helped me a lot

[@jose521452]

You make this so easy to understand . Great explanations!

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you so much for saying that! I work very hard on these lectures and it is nice to know people are getting knowledge from it 🤍

[@KulongDuothBol]

I really get it helpful for my profession ,so thank Ninja Nerd NursIng............. Am watching from Ethiopia

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Hi and glad you liked it!

[@joycealanis]

please post more videos! you explanation is superb. Easy to follow, and I like how you explain in details for us who have zero idea about maternity.

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you for saying that! 🙃 I do try to take all the “nursing medical lingo” and turn it into a lecture that anyone can understand or at least follow. You comment means a lot! 💕

[@DrAllkane]

So well done ma'am, keep up the good work

[@Vwgti2011]

My course and textbook do not talk about the transition phase in stage 1. Why is that? I see some videos on KZbin that do and some that do not. All we get taught is Latent and Active

[@khoulahkhan6988]

Beautifully explained. Thank you

[@gilliannastor9281]

I'll handle assist in the delivery room later. This will help me a lot. Thank you!

[@EghagheRejoice-s2p]

Thank you so much ma’am love all your explanations so simple and easy to understand 🙏

[@bhavarthyogi8163]

Heyy ! Thanks for the crisp explanation..It was really amazing .. looking for more 🎉✌🏻

[@deniseindermuehle3816]

Please update to 2 phases in 1st stage

[@rickyernest3697]

Excellent 👍

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you sooo much! ✨Good luck on your studies!

[@rickyernest3697]

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[@bettyphiri3020]

The best lecture ever

[@japneetkaur1782]

The explanation >>>>>>

[@joshuaoyugi6649]

wonderful, thanks alot

[@evanalijabbaroleiwi2515]

Thanks from Iraq 🇮🇶❤

[@wlaakhatib8410]

Hai… pls tell me what is the source ???

[@Anotos]

very educational video thanks. it is a bit disturbing to see that patients in USA are referred to as clients. Very accurate, but still disturbing

[@sparklyyredshoes]

great video. just wondering - why are we saying client vs patient?

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

That was an "oopsy" sorry about that! We ALWAYS refer as patient! :D

[@tubilatingtubilation]

Depends on who you are. As a midwifery student, we refer to the women we care for as clients. We are dealing with normal, physiologic birth, that is low risk. In this case, they aren't really our patients, they are clients.

[@malithjuraghok]

Incredible explanation, many thanks from us here in South Sudan🇸🇸, Ninja Nerds science has helped many students in their medical school

[@annettekulai7205]

Love it🎉