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Write a clear, concise, written statement about how you want your delivery to proceed. Be straightforward about your preferences and include both a plan for a simple birth and back-up plans for possible complications. Bring a copy of your birth plan to your healthcare provider and discuss it to see how it compares to their routine procedures. Factors to outline in your birth plan may include the position you want to give birth in, how long you wish to delay umbilical cord clamping, and how you want to handle pain relief. While postpartum hemorrhaging can sometimes be unpredictable, you can be proactive by considering your own risk factors. Discuss these risks with your doctor during your pregnancy to decide the best preventative actions you can take. Some conditions that put expectant mothers at risk for hemorrhaging include: Gestational hypertension or preeclampsia Placental abruption Obesity Infection Several previous births Being pregnant with more than one baby Blood clotting disorders Use of general anesthesia Use of forceps or vacuum-assisted delivery An episiotomy is sometimes performed during delivery to speed up the birth or prevent tearing. During your pregnancy, talk to your healthcare provider about this possible procedure to make your wishes clear ahead of time. If you do not wish to risk excessive bleeding during childbirth, indicate that you do not want this procedure unless it is completely necessary. An episiotomy is when a small cut is made between the vagina and the anus to create a wider opening during childbirth. A doctor may perform an episiotomy if they have to use forceps to remove the baby, or if the baby must be delivered as quickly as possible to treat a emergency condition. Oxytocin can be administered to women during the 3rd stage of childbirth to prevent hemorrhaging. Ask your healthcare provider about this option if you are worried about the risk of excessive bleeding after delivery. Discuss the pros and cons of this drug to see if you want to add it to your birth plan. The drug is generally given intravenously right after the child's shoulders emerge from the birth canal. Oxytocin works by constricting spiral arteries to decrease blood flow through the uterus. Other drugs such as ergot alkaloids or prostaglandins may be administered for the same reason, but they are associated with side effects like nausea and vomiting. Your doctor may be inclined to recommend this preventative measure if you have experienced postpartum hemorrhage before.

summary: Write a birth plan and discuss it with your healthcare provider. Identify your risk factors for hemorrhaging and plan accordingly. Discuss the possibility of an episiotomy with your healthcare provider. Consider using Oxytocin as a preventative measure during childbirth.

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Go to https://sites.google.com/view/sitename (replacing sitename with your Google site's address). This will open your Google site. This pencil-shaped icon is in the bottom-right side of the page. Clicking it prompts the Google Sites editor to open for your site. On the right side of the page, you'll see a column with several options. This column is broken into three main tabs: INSERT - Add a text box or a photo, or embed documents or videos from other websites (or Google Drive). PAGES - Add a page to your site (e.g., "About"). THEMES - Add a different theme to your site. Themes change the appearance and layout of your website. Whenever you make a significant change (e.g., adding a text box) to your site, you can preview what the change will look like on a live version of the site by clicking the eye-shaped "Preview" button at the top of the page. It's best to preview changes before publishing anything. When previewing a site, you can click different screen sizes in the bottom-right side of the page to see what the website will resemble on a computer, a tablet, and a phone screen (from right to left).

summary: Open your website. Click "Edit" . Review the editing options. Remember to preview your changes.

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The test above isn't the only way to determine whether the ignition coil in your vehicle is functioning as it should. If you have access to a piece of electrical equipment called an ohmmeter, which measures electrical resistance, you can measure the effectiveness of your ignition coil in a definitive, quantifiable way, rather than in the somewhat subjective way described above. However, to begin this test, you'll need to remove the vehicle's ignition coil so that you can easily access its electrical terminals. Refer to your service manual for precise instructions on removing your ignition coil. Usually, you'll need to disconnect it from the distributor wire, then unscrew it from its mounting with a wrench. Ensure your vehicle is turned off and has had a chance to cool before beginning this process. Every vehicle's ignition coil has its own unique specifications in terms of the electrical resistance within the coil. If your coil's actual resistance levels fall outside of these specifications, you'll know that your coil is damaged. Usually, you'll be able to find the resistance specifications unique to your vehicle by consulting your service manual. However, if you can't find it here, you may find success by contacting your dealership or by searching online vehicular resources. Generally speaking, most automotive coils will have a resistance reading of about .7 - 1.7 ohms for the primary winding and 7,500 - 10,500 ohms for the secondary winding. The distributor will have three electrical contacts - two on either side and one in the middle. These may be either external (jutting out) or internal (sunken in) - it makes no difference. Turn on your ohmmeter and touch one lead to each of the outer electrical contacts. Record the resistance reading - this is the resistance of the coil's primary winding. Note that some newer models of ignition coil have contact configurations that differ from this traditional arrangement. Consult your vehicle's manual for information if you are unsure which contacts correspond to the primary winding. Next, keep one lead on one of the outer contacts and touch the other to the central, inner contact of the ignition coil (where the main wire to the distributor connects). Record the resistance reading - this is the resistance of the coil's secondary winding. Ignition coils are delicate components of a vehicle's electrical system. If either the primary or secondary windings are even a little outside of your vehicle's specifications, you'll want to replace your ignition coil, as your current one is likely damaged or malfunctioning.
summary: Remove the ignition coil from the vehicle. Find the resistance specifications for your ignition coil. Position the leads of the ohmmeter on the poles of the primary coil. Position the leads of the ohmmeter on the poles of the secondary coil. Determine whether the readings you recorded fall within your vehicle's specifications.