I just started at a new hospital and I don't know if it is the lack of experience or what. D-cels happen, they don't ALWAYS need an intervention. So far, everyone I work with, seems to think, EVERY nurse on the unit needs to RUN into the room for every d-cel and immediately move the patient into 14 different positions and give terb.
I'm coming from a hospital where we almost NEVER used terb. we RARELY used 02 on mom's, we had a VERY low c-section rate, and we let our patients walk and use jacuzzi even when on pitocin.
We also let babies stay on mom's chest for 1 hour after birth without ANY interventions except drying and stimulating, and keeping baby warm.
When I mentioned this to the new people I work with, they looked at me like I had 4 heads.
I'm missing my old hopsital