Technical and Pain Series Charts 10 set

This chart illustrates the position and composition of the pelvic floor muscles. It also demonstrates the benefits of squatting rather than lying down for birth to reduce pelvic floor strain and damage. Anatomically correct with a multipurpose format. Fully laminated. Standard A2 size (420 mm x 594 mm).

Combines the popular graphics from Preparing for Birth: Mothers with illustrations of the correctly sized dilating cervix. Fully laminated. Standard A2 size (420 mm x 594 mm)

The woman is shown upright in this chart which illustrates the difference between posterior and anterior presentations of the baby at term. Fully laminated. Standard A2 size (420 mm x 594 mm).

Illustrates the difference between the baby being not engaged and engaged at the end of the pregnancy. Fully laminated. Standard A2 size (420 mm x 594 mm).

Clearly illustrates the potential links between various obstetrical interventions and medications and their possible consequences.

Labour Pain Chart is an educational and informative chart. Professionals can utilize this in different discussions. This chart explains the various sources and characteristics of pain.

Labour Pain Charts Oxytocin is an educational chart that explains the characteristics and the different involvement of oxytocin in women's bodies.

Labour Pain Charts Endorphin is an educational chart that explains the characteristics of endorphin and how endorphin increases and decreases.

Labour Pain Charts Adrenaline is an educational chart that explains adrenaline's characteristics and how it increases and decreases.

Labour Pain Charts Slow Progress is an educational chart that explains the slow progress of labour and how it is resolved.

Labour pain chart notes provide background information to explain the points on each pain chart.