{"Page SDG":"SDG03 Good health and well-being","Page URL":"https://www.appropedia.org/NREMT_Skillset/Head_Delivery","Page authors":"Global Surgical Training Challenge","Page description":"<div class=\"template-video noprint template-video-left youtube\" data-video-id=\"LnP21Hb15ZI\">\n<div class=\"template-video-content\">'\"`UNIQ--html-00000063-QINU`\"'</div>\n</div>'\"`UNIQ--templatestyles-00000064-QINU`\"'Delivery of the head is an important step in the main skill of prehospital childbirth. Newborns lack sufficient musculature to effectively hold their heads up and as such need to be supported throughout the entire process. A normal birth will generally see the neonate's head in a face down position which may rotate laterally as the birth progresses.","Page language":"en","Page parent":"NREMT Skillset","Page root":"NREMT Skillset","Page title":"NREMT Skillset/Head Delivery","Page views":"119","Page year":"Wednesday, 01-Jan-20 00:00:00 UTC","SELF acting roles":"EMT, emergency medical technician, paramedic","SELF body parts":"abdomen","SELF body systems":"reproductive system","SELF subskills":"Perineum Management","Modification date":"Friday, 18-Sep-26 11:48:44 UTC"}