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I will let you know if I change my mind.  \no Narcotic pain medication given into my IV if safe for me and my baby.  \no Epidural anesthesia.  \no To make these decisions as I progress through labor, keeping all options available.  \nBag of water breaking  \nI would prefer to:  \no Allow my bag of water to break on its own.  \no Have my bag of water artificially broken if medically necessary.  \nPushing preferences and birth  \nI would like to try (check all that are desired):  \no Lying on my side to push.  \no Squatting in bed using the squat bar.  \no Sitting upright in bed.  \no On all fours.  \nEpisiotomy  \nI would prefer to:  \no Not have an episiotomy.  \no Whatever is recommended by my physician for the safety of myself and baby.  \nCutting the umbilical cord  \nI plan to:  \no Have my labor partner cut the umbilical cord.  \no I would prefer that my physician cut the umbilical cord.  \no Other    \nSTL_ 23573 (1/22/15)  \nCord blood collection and donation  \nI plan to:  \no Donate my baby’s cord blood to the public donor blood bank.  \no Arrange for collection of my baby’s cord blood for my own private use.  \nPrivate company I will be using:  \n_________________________________________  \no I do not plan to have my baby’s cord blood collected for private or public use.  \nImmediate care of my baby following birth  \nI plan to (check all that are desired):  \no Have my baby placed skin-to-skin with me on my chest immediately following the birth.  \no Have the nurse clean my baby first and then placed in my arms for bonding.  \no Keep my healthy baby with me at all times.  \nFeeding my baby  \nI plan to (check all that are desired):  \no Initiate breastfeeding shortly after the birth.  \no Exclusively breastfeed my baby on demand.  \no Pump and give my baby breast milk from a bottle.  \no Bottle feed my baby with infant formula. Formula preference:  \no Similac o Enfamil o GoodStart  \nPacifiers  \nI would prefer to:  \no Not allow the use of pacifiers or bottles during the hospital stay.  \no Allow pacifiers for my bottle-fed baby.  \nAdministration of baby’s antibiotic eye drops  \nI would prefer:  \no Administration of antibiotic eye drops per hospital routine.  \no Delaying the administration of antibiotic eye drops for up to one hour after the birth.  \nCircumcision  \nI plan to (check all that are desired):  \no Have my baby boy circumcised.  \no Not have my baby boy circumcised.  \no Arrange for a Bris at the hospital eight days af","cbCaimGaZWQ7gF9n","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimGaZWQ7gF9n","pdf",475120,"English","# My Mercy Birth Plan\n## Expectant mother details and labor support team\n## Comfort measures and monitoring preferences\n## IV access and pain management\n## Water breaking, pushing preferences, and episiotomy\n## Umbilical cord, cord blood, and immediate baby care\n## Feeding, pacifiers, eye drops, circumcision\n## Mother-baby unit and other important notes\n## Signatures","[{\"question\":\"What sections are included to document labor and birth preferences?\",\"answer\":\"The form includes labor support team, comfort measures, monitoring preferences, IV access, pain management, water breaking, pushing positions, episiotomy, and umbilical cord cutting preferences.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan address pain management options?\",\"answer\":\"It lists options to request little or no intervention, to use narcotic pain medication via IV if safe, to choose epidural anesthesia, or to keep all options available as labor progresses.\"},{\"question\":\"What choices are provided for newborn care after birth?\",\"answer\":\"The form covers skin-to-skin placement, whether the nurse cleans the baby first for bonding, breastfeeding and formula preferences, pacifier and bottle preferences, antibiotic eye drops timing, circumcision preferences, and mother-baby unit care overnight.\"}]","My Mercy Birth Plan | PDF",1790117745]