100. The knee-elbow posture 236 101. The knee-chest posture 236 102. The exaggerated lithotomy position obtained with a sheet sling 237 103. The improvised Trendelenburg position 237 104. The dorsal position with stirrups 238 105. Dorsal position across the bed 239 106. Flexed dorsal position with feet on the table 240 107. The Sims position 241 108. Examples of imperfect nipples 245 109. A standard nipple shield 246 110. A standard breast pump 251 111. Germs most frequently found in cases of puerperal fever 256 112. Rubber bath tub 266 113. The Pettit cord clamp 268 114. Standard breast pump; Standard nursing bottle; the breast tray; the Wansbrough lead nipple shield; the Brophy nipple for harelip and cleft palate 271 115. Proper position of mother while nursing child 274 116. Proper method of taking rectal temperature 276 117. Method of passing the tracheal catheter 279 118. Byrd’s method of artificial respiration. Extension and inspiration 280 119. Byrd’s method of artificial respiration. Beginning flexion and expiration 280 120. Byrd’s method of artificial respiration. Flexion and compression 281 121. Method of giving gavage 284 122. Apparatus for gavage or lavage 286 123. Cleft palate nipple 288 124. The device for feeding the child with cleft palate 288 125. Device for assisting the cleft palate child to nurse 289 126. Method of strapping an umbilical hernia 290 127. Proper position for introduction of a suppository 299 128. Hydrocephalus 307 129. Anencephalus 308 130. Elements of human milk 312 OBSTETRICS FOR NURSES CHAPTER I ANATOMY