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Sterile processing technician salary
Sterile processing technician's salary (shortly known as sterile processing tech salary )is basically determined by several variables such as certification from an accredited program, level of experience, advanced certifications, geographic location and employment setting. According to the BLS salary reports, the median salary for a sterile processing technician is around $40,950 per annum. The annual salary for the top 10 percent sterile processing technicians is more than $59,150, while the lowest 10% of them earned less than $28,860 per year. BLS reports based on the type of work setting include: $47,900 per annum as paid by the professional schools or universities; $44,730 per year as paid by the outpatient care centers; Hospitals offered $47,860; and physician offices offered $44,860 per annum. Have you ever wondered "How much does a sterile processing technician earn ? . How much does he earn hourly and how much annualy ? If your answer was "Yes" , keep reading for more information about sterile processing technician salary.
What does a Sterile Processing Technician do ?
Sterile processing technicians, also called as surgical technologists, are the healthcare professionals who work as part of the operation theater team. Sterile processing technicians operate the sterilizing equipment called as autoclave that sterilizes the surgical instruments, gloves, needles including the equipment used in Operation Theater. Sterile processing technicians are responsible for arranging the surgical equipment including the drape material, arranging the operating room equipment including the medical consumables and supplies. The job of a sterile processing technician includes checking, assembling, and adjusting the medical tools to ensure that the surgical devices are functioning well. Find out more about sterile processing technician job description.
How much does a sterile processing technician make ?
Average sterile processing technician salary
The average expected wage and annual salary for a sterile processing technician in the United States is around $19.57 per hour and $40,710 per annum.
Sterile processing technician salary and wage in USA
An average starting hourly wage for a sterile processing technician in the United States ranges from between $9.88 – $18.26 per hour which gradually increases by $1.98 – $27.96 overtime. An average annual salary bonus of around $995 will be included and the total annual salary ranges from between $20,845 – $39,931.
Based on years of work experience according to BLS reports, an average yearly salary for a sterile processing technician is as follows: One with less than 1 year of work experience earns from between $19,100 – $32,500; while the one with 1-4 years earns from $21,815 – $42,000 per annum; one with 5 to 9 years earns from $21,225 – $41,571 per annum; and the one with more than 20 years of work experience receives from $37,000 – $54,000 per year.
According to the BLS, some of the best paying states for the sterile processing technicians in the United States include: California $70,260, Nevada $53,990, Minnesota $55,000, Massachusetts $50,500 and Colorado $79,540 per annum.
Sterile processing technician's wage and salary in Canada
An average starting hourly wage for a sterile processing technician in Canada ranges from between C$11.84 – C$24.77 per hour that averages to a total annual salary ranging from between C$24,793 – C$50,854. In addition, an average yearly bonus of about C$300.50 will be added to the annual salary package.
Sterile processing technician wage and salary in UK
According to all salary survey, the average expected salary for a sterile processing technician in the United Kingdom is about £14,078 per annum whereas the median salary is about £13,233 per year. An average hourly wage for a sterile processing technician is around £7.04 per hour. A sterile processing technician's salary varies based on his or her age as the one in 20s earns up to £10,559, in 30s earns about £13,797, in 40s and in 50s earns about £16,331 per annum.
Sterile processing technician wage and salary in Australia
The average hourly wage for a sterile processing technician in Australia ranges from between AU$ 13 – AU$ 20 per hour. The annual salary for a third level technician ranges from between AU$ 51,474 – AU$54,545 which can gradually increase to a salary ranging from between AU$ 64,318 – AU$69,876 per annum.
Conclusion about sterile processing technician salary
According to percentile statistics, the median wage and salary for 90th percentile sterile processing technicians has been around $28.44 per hour and $59,150 per year. Similarly, about 75th percentile of sterile processing technicians received $23.42 per hour and $48,710 per annum, 25th percentile of them received $16.32 and $33,950, while 10th percentile received $13.87 and $28,860 per year.
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I would like to become a SPD Tec . How do I go to be come a Tec . Schools , cost and duration .
Why? To be at the bottom of the totum pole. Be something more rewarding, don't waste your time.
Well that's belittling to say. Sterile processing technicians aren't on the bottom of the "totum" pole. Successful surgery is only done by a team, it feels great to be apart of that. Whether the surgery is life threatening or simple your apart of a team helping someone. That sounds rewarding to me.
Easiest way for me was applying at a hospital for the position and after a yr of experience the hospital paid for my testand now I'm certified but dont make all that cash they saying. I'm at $14.99 and hour but i do get shift and wknd differential wich is good.Its a great experience because you are a team,without sterile process theres no clean instruments for the Dr.to operate and do their thing, so we all need each other from the maintance crew to management.
Thanks for the accurate information concerning sterile processing salaries. I am excited about attending Malcolm X College in the spring of 2014. Their sterile processing program has rave reviews.
I am interested in this field, I will give a try.
what about the colledge requirements?
Martinson College offers Sterile Processing Technician Certification classes – online and in the classroom. Visit http://www.martinsoncollege.com They are pretty cheap compared to others I've seen.
I know people who have been working in SPD and are very happy with the work and the work environment. It is a specialized profession, and they do play a crucial part in the healthcare environment. For a short course also, the pay is competitive and there are job openings for SPD techs right now.
Wow, I wish I would have seen this last year:-) This is in response to the comments of CSPD techs being at the bottom of the totum pole.
You are only at the bottom of the totum pole if you if you hate the career you are in NO MATTER WHAT YOUR SALARY IS! You have to love what you do because if you dont no amount of money will make you happy. So with that being said I LOVE MY JOB! I love knowing that what we do makes a difference in peoples lives. I went from being a tech, to a lead and now I am the dept Educator and love teaching to others what I know.


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Re: Zebra 2824 printer CUPS driver in response to TylrHi Tylr,
I don't know anything about Zebra but I can search the web. According to "Switching To Mac Blogcast", "There are only one or two things I need to do on a pc and one of them is printing from a zebra postal label printer. Zebra has informed me that their printers are not compatible with a Mac.....". I also saw a reference to the fact that Zebra approached gutenprint (then gimp-print) for help but I didn't see a follow-up. Of course I didn't search far so that doesn't mean that there was no follow-up. Oh, there is a /usr/share/cups/model/zebra.ppd printer description on Mac OS X but I don't know anything about it.
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Tylr Jul 19, 2006 1:51 PM
Re: Zebra 2824 printer CUPS driver in response to Gary KerbaughHi Gary,
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately I've already seen that excerpt from my web searches and the zebra.ppd from a command line "locate cups".
I've read that CUPS supports Zebra printers that use the Zebra Programming Language (ZPL) (The zebra.ppd seems to confirm this). The printer I have uses Epson Programming Language (EPL) which I have just learned is supported in CUPS 1.2. Mac OS 10.4.7 uses 1.1.23.
So once I upgrade my version of CUPS, do I need to set up CUPS manually via the command line or will the printer "just work"? As I said earlier I didn't see any Zebra printer models in the printer setup window.
Gary Kerbaugh Jul 19, 2006 7:27 PM
Re: Zebra 2824 printer CUPS driver in response to Tylr SolvedHi Tylr,
If you overwrite Apple's installation then you wouldn't have to change anything but that's not recommended. Otherwise, future system updates will doubtless break your installation. It is better to install it elsewhere, traditionally with an INSTALL_ROOT of /usr/local.
In that case yes, you would have to edit the /System/Library/StartupItems/PrintingServices/PrintingServices script to point to the new version of cupsd that you installed. That should allow you to configure printing services through the web interface at http://localhost:631/. I don't know how will effect Apple's Printer Setup Utility but I assume that it communicates with the cupsd daemon too so if you start the new one you installed, everything should work together. However, I don't know how Apple's Printer Setup Utility works so all you can do is try it and see.
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I am hoping someone can advise me. I pulled my elna out tonight to sew some diapers. I got most of my project done before I tried changing out the walking foot. I pushed the little red button and the standard foot released as expected. Next I attempted to put a different foot on. I made sure it was lined up, dropped the lever, then lifted the lever. It lifted but the foot stayed. Tried re-installing the regular foot to the same result. It seems like such a silly problem to have but I am stumped. My manual was no help.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Otherwise I will try to get it into the dealer later this week.
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Hello! I can't find the way to import vocabulary from Wakan. I downloaded the JLPT vocabulary from Wakan website, and then, I created a new "group dictionary" called "Wakan" in zkanji. Next, I clicked on File > Import Wakan vocab...and then I selected the .csv file, choosed Destination -> Wakan, and clicked on "Begin".
But I get this message every time:
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you very much in advance.
Hi, the import functionality is not documented (just like anything else) so I understand your confusion.
First of all, the so called "group dictionary" name was something that left over from a very old version. I will modify that label for the next version. There is the English-Japanese dictionary (from JMDict), and you can create a dictionary for other languages. If you only want use English, then there is no point in creating anything.
The vocabulary files on the Wakan site are not in the format that Wakan usually exports so you will have to do the following:
1. Import vocabulary file into Wakan.
2. Uncheck any other group in Wakan, only the newly imported one should be left.
3. Export the file in Unicode format from Wakan. (With the export button above the group of vocabulary words)
Now there is a difference if you want to create a new dictionary (not group!) from the exported words or just create a group for an existing dictionary.
For a group only (this is what you probably want) :
4a. in zkanji, select "Import Wakan vocab..." from the "File" menu.
5a. pick English in the dialog.
6a. select the newly exported wakan csv file.
7a. press "Begin"
There will be quite a few errors, because the vocab list on the Wakan website is out of date and bad to begin with. Only those words can be imported to zkanji that exist in the current English-Japanese dictionary.
Steps for a new dictionary:
4b. in zkanji select "Import dictionary..." from the "File" menu.
5b. Select a dictionary to import the words to. You can't select "English" here, just an existing user dictionary or enter a name for a dictionary that doesn't exist yet.
6b. select the newly exported wakan csv file.
7b. make other changes in that dialog depending on what you want.
8b. press "Begin"
Again there will be many error messages because of the old vocabulary file on the Wakan's website and its strange format. (Even after importing and exporting with Wakan)
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But, we also shouldn't leave moms to believe that home births are all rainbows and butterflies.
i want to address this statement, in a general way, not directed toward you, mama.
having a hospital birth does not guarantee a good outcome. we shouldn't lead moms to believe that if they birth in a hospital, all will be well.
either statement is blanket, unfair and untrue.
NO birth is all rainbows and butterflies. anyone thinking this about home birth OR hospital birth is a fool indeed. research bears this out.
despite what americans are led to believe, research shows that mothers who have a PLANNED hospital birth (or an UNPLANNED unattended birth), are more likely to end up with a difficult birth/unnecessary interventions/bad outcome (directly caused by interventions in the case of hospital birth). worldwide statistics and research shows that trained, experienced midwives are more able to deal with possible complications (like nuchal cord), BEFORE they become a complication, and with good outcomes, as compared to their hospital counterparts.
time and again, mothers are told one thing at their baby's birth, and when those same mothers ask for their records, a completely different story is told by the written records. which story is most accurate? in most cases, no one affected by the birth will ever know. this is an important point to bear in mind when comparing personal birth stories and comparing statistics.
eta: fwiw, both of my children had the cord wrapped around their necks at least once, with ds having a true knot that had become "stuck" on a node sticking out of the umbilical cord.
NO birth is all rainbows and butterflies. anyone thinking this about home birth OR hospital birth is a fool indeed. research bears this out.
Most babies with nuchal cords are fine, some are not. None of us KNOWS what will happen until it does (sucks, but it's true), so we have to make the best decision for ourselves and OUR families. Fear-mongering on either side is unnecessary, as is down-playing another mother's concerns.
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I think the OP is looking for reassurance and support in regards to her questions, it can be a bit unnerving to hear scary stories as a pregnant woman who plans to homebirth. It is my understanding that cords around necks are common, and true emergencies as a result are rare. I'm not a medical professional so I can only pull from my own experience. My DD was born with her cord around her neck, I felt for it after her head was born and my mama instinct kicked in and I knew to loop it off the back of her head. Then I pushed the rest of her out and she gave a good cry and was fine. I think there are many factors that come into play for every labor and their subsequent birth outcome and each woman has her own individual experience.
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Babies have oxygen deprivation and brain injuries in the hospital all the time as well. Often times they can't prep for a c-section fast enough. Not one homebirthing mama on this board is "taking a chance" with her child's life any more than a hospital birthing mama is.
Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio lost a $31+ million lawsuit this past July (2009) on a VBAC gone wrong. The baby was deprived oxygen, has CP, is wheel chair confined and will need skilled assistance 24/7 for the rest of his life. And yes, I have seen this child in person, not just read it on the news. I didn't know what was going on when I was in the Courthouse, but I happened to be walking by the family after one of the kids siblings testified and came out crying. I thought it was a criminal trial of some type, not med mal.
Here is one that says single nuchal cord is great for vaginal delivery. Multiple wraps may need more monitoring or earlier intervention. Baby was born with 8 wraps via c/s after 6 hours of labor when it couldn't tolerate it any longer.
Again, along those lines. DD2 had it wrapped 4 times around her neck, and 2 times around her body. She was a textbook reading on the EFM through out my entire labor that I was there. No fetal decels, always passed NST's after finding the wraps with flying colors in about 5-10 minutes. During delivery there was never any indication of fetal distress. I did end up with a c/s, but it was not related to the nuchal cord, it was related to the fact that DD2 turned transverse during delivery and stuck her arm out the birth canal, engaging her shoulder in the pelvis. Even during all this, her fetal heart tones were perfect/text book.
So, that is my experience with a nuchal x6.
I also did research on this issue a while ago, when this happened, and found (but cannot right now) a study showing that there was no difference in waiting for labor on its own vs c/s w/o labor.
I don't think that's true at all. It was very common in previous centuries for women and babies to die in childbirth. Heck, it's common in some countries today. But women in previous centuries tended to attempt more pregnancies, thus ensuring the survival of the human race. Really, I think you're using a bit of a strawman argument there.
Child spacing is discussed here a lot, and the fact that at least some families in the 18th, 19th and early 20th century had a baby every year or two, and ended up with 10-15 kids, doesn't mean that's the norm throughout human history and pre-history.
|That doesn't mean that people can't homebirth if they want to, because as it's been said, babies can and do die in the hospital. There are no guarantees, but a modern hospital or a skilled midwife today is probably more adept at handling those emergencies compared to previous centuries.
Lisa, lucky mama of Kelly (3/93) , Emma (5/03) , Evan (7/05) , & Jenna (6/09)
Loving my amazing dh, James & forever missing Aaron Ambrose (11/07)
While I do feel hospital birth is very safe for most women, I also know that it depends a lot on the hospital you are at. I know quite a few friends who labored almost right until their child was born with very limited checks, only once every half hour or so. One of our good friends didn't even have a doc or nurse in the room when her son started crowning. Her DH had to go out in the hall and yell for someone. What if there had been an emergancy? Would that 10 minutes have made a difference? So in my mind, the benefit of HB is that I have several professionals whose soul focus is me and my birth. Zero time from the start of an issue to the attention of my MW.
I find that most women with positive hospital births went to a hospital where they had nurses checking on them very often, or a doula along who was working with the hospital staff to moniter the birth, so they did get quite a bit of individual attention. It just goes to show that no matter what type of birth you are planning, it pays to plan ahead for your attendents. And that in labor, a good attendant is the key to recognizing and responding to any issues, regardless of the setting.
I would just encourage you to not doubt all of the stories you hear because, first, you weren't there and aren't a medical expert so you can't be sure, and second, because I'm sure there are plenty of cases where it does save a life versus the cases where it may have been an unnecessary intervention. Give that mother the benefit of the doubt - she doesn't need her birth second guessed because the listener believes they know more about birth than the care providers she trusted.
I do doubt that every complication that results in c-section actually needs a c-section, so I'm sorry, but I do doubt how necessary some of these procedures are.
I don't "believe I know more about birth than the care providers" which is why I have questions. I do give the mom the benefit of the doubt (I know she believes her story), BUT I also believe that a full episiotomy and the doc pulling her son out may not have been the only way for the birth to be handled with a positive outcome.
I don't believe that all cord stories are myths, either. There are true cord injuries, obviously. There are also A LOT of horror stories that are not true, where any and every complication is blamed on the cord being around the neck. The "myth" I am looking to dispel is that the cord is the cause of fetal distress and cord issues=c-section as the only way to keep the baby from dying.
I'm not fear-mongering. I'm doing the opposite. People are fear-mongering me, and I'm trying to work through their horror stories by taking a grain of salt here with you all.
Thank you all for participating in this discussion; a lot of beneficial information has come forward here.
I feel like I'm getting a more "real" perspective on this subject here than I am IRL where it seems like the second people hear I'm pregnant they have to go on and on about every horror story or everyone they know who has had a bad experience, and it's tiresome and really insensitive.
I'm hearing lots of positive cord stories and also some tragic ones, but in general what I'm getting is that these issues are rare but can happen, they're not always predictable, and even having a fetal monitor can't always tell you if there is a cord abnormality or not.
Do you have any evidence? Personally, I'd rather have my life and my baby's life in the hands of a homebirth midwife than a hospital OB.
That being said, it is a fact that hospital-attended birth is safer for both mama & baby than UC. Of course, no one has studied intentional, planned UC vs. hospital birth. So we don't know how they would compare. But, again, when comparing people who have no medical care whatsoever to even bad hospitals, the hospital outcome, at least in terms of death, is better.
IRL where it seems like the second people hear I'm pregnant they have to go on and on about every horror story or everyone they know who has had a bad experience, and it's tiresome and really insensitive.
Yes, as others have said, education is key. There are no guarantees anywhere you birth.
Lisa, lucky mama of Kelly (3/93) , Emma (5/03) , Evan (7/05) , & Jenna (6/09)
Loving my amazing dh, James & forever missing Aaron Ambrose (11/07)
The reason that so many women died in childbirth 100-200 years ago is because doctors refused to wash their hands in their rounds between the morgue and the maternity ward. It was called puerperal fever and doctors blamed it on the mothers and told them it was a mental condition - "it is all in your mind". If you do not believe me, google Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis and see how his colleagues treated him when he confronted them with the truth and with a remedy - handwashing with chlorinated lime solutions to kill the germs.
It is not universal hospitalization that saves women in childbirth today; it is antibiotics for infections and blood transfusions for excessive bleeding, neither of which needs to be in a hospital.
In the 1940s-70s, women would be recuperating in a hospital for a week after the birth. Today, most women are shown the door after three days.
It's quite easy to find human population graphs online. You can study the line for yourselves. Flat flat flat flat, then this dramatic curve upward around the year 1800. That's pretty good evidence, IMO, regarding all sorts of issues...from childbirth to disease survival in general.
None of this means that homebirth is a not a good choice. Midwives also have better tools today, as others have mentioned.
I think homebirth is a totally cool choice for those who want to. I don't think the OP should be afraid. I think she should go for it if that's what makes her feel right.
There is better nutrition and sanitation today and women are having fewer children per woman. Women are able to recuperate and recover from childbirth more easily. More dependable birth control has lowered the number of children per woman.
Women averaged six children each to about 1750, losing most in early childhood to disease or exposure. This is also shown on historical population charts. Women also died earlier than their husbands, so many men had two families.
So why do more babies survive very early childhood today, at least in very industrialized countries? Infant death used to be far more common and I did think that's what we were primarily talking about.
It's quite easy to find human population graphs online. You can study the line for yourselves. Flat flat flat flat, then this dramatic curve upward around the year 1800. That's pretty good evidence, IMO, regarding all sorts of issues...from childbirth to disease survival in general.
None of this means that homebirth is a not a good choice. Midwives also have better tools today, as others have mentioned.
I think homebirth is a totally cool choice for those who want to. I don't think the OP should be afraid. I think she should go for it if that's what makes her feel right.
Infant death, outside the neonatal period, is a whole other issue, as it can be completely unrelated to anything the midwife/doctor/taxi driver/mother/father/older child/other did at the birth (or even during the pregnancy). Hospital birth isn't going to do anything about the deaths of babies who don't have enough food, or clean water, or anything else we consider basic.
Human population graphs, likewise, prove very little about childbirth, in and of themselves. We're surviving infancy in greater numbers. We're surviving childhood in greater numbers. We're surviving adolescence in greater numbers. None of those things address childbirth.
And, I maintain that if true cord emergencies (or any other obstetrical emergencies) happened at the rates OBs state, or strongly imply, the race would have died out. Mothers wouldn't have attempted more pregnancies, because we'd have been dropping like flies, too.
Lisa, lucky mama of Kelly (3/93) , Emma (5/03) , Evan (7/05) , & Jenna (6/09)
Loving my amazing dh, James & forever missing Aaron Ambrose (11/07)
i am a big homebirth supporter (my Matthew was a planned homebirth and I have had 3 successful homebirths) but i no longer think that all homebirths are safe and all hospital births are dangerous like i did before.
Vegan, homeschooling mom to my 3 boys and my girl, missing Matthew born still at 34 weeks
So it seems like whenever I mention homebirth, I get one of these cord horror stories in response. Instinctually, I don't believe it, but I'm not a birth professional and don't really know enough to understand what's really happening here....
The story before that was that the momma was laboring for about 60-70 minutes. The fetal monitor showed that the heart rate dropped during contractions. Mom received an emergency cesarean, and the babe was born "with the cord tightly around his neck". This was "a close call" and if they hadn't had a cesarean, I am told the babe would have died. FWIW this mom had a very "medical" OB attending her.
Can we talk about this?
It's my understanding that the cord is around the neck in 1/4 or 1/5 births. Can the cord around the neck really cut of oxygen and cause stillbirth? Would the babe be born, cord unwrapped, and isn't it still receiving oxygen from the placenta even if the cord is wrapped?
What about the heart tones slowing or "stopping"? Is this caused by the nuchal cord? Even if the heart rate slows during ctx, could that birth work out ok w/out interventions?
Without the fetal monitor, would these births have simply progressed naturally with the babies pinking up after birth? Or would they really have been stillborn because the cord was too tight? At that point, isn't birth pretty much imminent?
I hated the fetal monitor and only let them put it on my for a minute, and I don't want one in this next birth I'm preparing for either.
I'd like to understand what's really going on here and dispel the "horror cord" myth. Can you all help me out, here?
I went for a hospital birth in a hospital with a low intervention rate and a pretty natural approach to labour. Midwives were available but because of other issues I had opted for an OB, and ended up with the OB on rotation that day.
Labour progressed pretty well until the pushing phase. At that point I pushed for 2.5 hrs; there was an unusual series of emergencies in the L&D ward and the ob was in emergency surgery for much of that time. There was an inexperienced nurse attending and she missed the decel pattern on the monitor, until my daughter's heart stopped (2x nuchal cord). She was revived, but died 4 days later. I pretty much blame the hospital.
To answer your questions - my umbilical cord was WHITE when it came out; the 2x nuchal combined with the pushing resulted in a total failure of oxygen to the baby. Regardless of what interventions should or should not have taken place there was no question that it was the nuchal cord that caused the problem. It may be rare and it may not be something you choose to worry about but I've experienced it personally and yes, it can cause death. Sorry for everyone who thinks that you can will a good birth or that cord accidents are a myth.
The monitoring did indicate a problem but the pattern (not coming up fast enough) was missed. It's not just how long the heartrate drops but how it comes back up. (We didn't know this prior to delivery.)
I probably would have done better with an experienced midwife than I did at the hospital, so I don't really consider it an argument against homebirth.
That said, a c-section would have saved my daughter's life and actually the revival effort could have worked had the period of oxygen deprivation not been so long. The things I learned were:
- when things go wrong, they can go wrong pretty quickly. Whatever your plan is, be sure you have a sense of what will happen at that point.
- your team seriously matters
- you cannot plan for everything and a certain point you have to just accept there are risks
Good luck with your decision. FYI I had my son in a hospital afterwards and it was an uneventful and respectful delivery.
So why do more babies survive very early childhood today, at least in very industrialized countries? Infant death used to be far more common and I did think that's what we were primarily talking about.
I just don't like when people use the point that, "Women used to die in CB all the time centuries ago." They often use this as an argument against HB or even against low-tech birth (i.e. 'expectant' vs. 'active' management.)
But the fact of the matter is that birth is not that dangerous, most of the time! Yes, we should have a skilled MW there (or be very well educated & prepared if we're going to UC), and yes, sometimes we will need medical technology and that technology can, and does, save lives. But that doesn't mean that birth is inherently dangerous! it's just not! Most of the time, mamas just need emotional support & a little monitoring to confirm mama & babe are fine. That's it!
I think personally, I just classify the statement of "But women & babies used to die in CB all the time!" as a, generally, ignorant statement made by uneducated people who assume that hospitals, OBs, drugs & intervention lead to the best outcomes. & we all know that's wrong! In that regard, it reminds me of the phrase, "Natural birth makes as much sense as natural dentistry."
While technically it is true, it still irks me due to the context in which it's most often used.
I would take this person's experience with a grain of salt, given the circumstances (I'm sure she believes it's true, and maybe it is, but since there's no way to know for sure, take it for what it is...an experience) and do research, ask the midwife what to do. Sadly unforseen things happen whether at home or at a hospital...but that does not mean that it happens as many times as people think. Since they do happen, educate yourself on the real possibilities, look at the stats, get reassurance from your midwife on what to do in situations...and go from there.
Happy to be a mommy and teacher to D , born 1-17-06 via and A , born 10-6-08 with a
- you cannot plan for everything and a certain point you have to just accept there are risks
There are risks, no matter where we give birth. I don't subscribe to the belief that homebirth is some kind of guarantee of a good outcome. I just don't subscribe to the belief that hospital birth is such a guarantee, either. There is no guarantee.
|Good luck with your decision. FYI I had my son in a hospital afterwards and it was an uneventful and respectful delivery.
Lisa, lucky mama of Kelly (3/93) , Emma (5/03) , Evan (7/05) , & Jenna (6/09)
Loving my amazing dh, James & forever missing Aaron Ambrose (11/07)
Which means there is scope for improval in both areas and having read many many case studies, my overall impression is that there may well be more scope for reducing the in hospital rate, because a lot of the hospital ones you can pick up details like lack of continuity of care, poor communication etc which can be improved on. But there is also plenty of scope for improvements in care of homebirths, like good coordination of care, delays between a problem being noticed at home and getting intervention because you have to go through the ER, or the hospital treats you as a newly arrived labour patient, not a transfer from a compentent professional.
However, when you look at the death rates at home for midwives that have developed reputations for outstanding care and have good relationships with doctors. In most scenarios, I'd rather have Mary Cronk, Ina May Gaskin, Gloria Lemay etc, than an OB resident, but ideally they'd work together, so when one of those fantastic midwives says help is needed, help is given, fast.
Sadly, some of these fantastic midwives are forced to only attend births at home or in freestanding birth centers, when there are some situations and individual preferences that would indicate hospital birth, so that back up is available quickly.
The WHO ideal is continuous care from a midwife, with obstetric back up and they put an awful lot of research into that.
It was a very scary start (the very first words I heard after he was born were, "Don't worry, he's not dead"), but I feel extremely confident that if I had birthed him at home he would have been just fine with a competant midwife. They only real interventions needed were the episiotomy and vacuum and a bit of oxygen and a towel to rub him down with to stimulate him a bit. Could he have died? Yes, easily. Would I do it again at home? Definitely. Just because there is a cord issue, does not mean being in a hospital will make the outcome different in all cases.
Good luck with your upcoming birth mama. May you have no cord issues!
For those of you as mothers who have lost a child, my heart goes out to you! I am planning my second hb now. We all have to make our decisions with the knowledge we have and we all have to deal with the consequences of those decisions. They must be our own.
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My third son Elijah was all set to be born at home, we all needed a really quiet, low key birth. He was breach so I went for an ultrasound to see if we could see why. He turned around, but measured small and I was diagnosed IUGR. Through a series of perinatal visits and a naging intuition we decided to induce. (remember I was planning a quiet home birth) So way ramped up on pit my water was broken. 2.5 hours of intense labor later he was born with a single involuntary push. His cord was white between the tight knot and his belly, and the length of the cord was so short that his feet were still in me but the cord was pulled tight.
If I had a more "normal" deliverey at the hospital or home we would have lost him in pushing. Period.
Mothers are given good sense and an intuition for a reason. The choice of place and method of delivery are very personal and even change over a lifetime of experience.
As much as I long for a quiet home birth and fully suppport any woman's right to choose such, after that experience and the mid term loss of Michael and Providence, I am choosing the hospital this time.
DH&Me Christ follower, homeschooler, gardener, (insert lots of additional crunchiness here) chicken mama, & occasionally blogger. Mama of boys 9,7,3.5,&11months....& SURPRISE expecting a BOY in November! 7 sweet-babes gone too soon.
MW says she normally doesn't transport so quickly for a c/s, but something told her she needed to in this case. The operating OBs were stunned with the number of wraps---the most they had seen in their 30-yr careers. All agreed it was a miracle the little boy not only survived labor so well, but that he had developed normally too.
Another personal experience. Mine has nothing to do with nuchal cord but a true knot coupled with a short cord.
My third son Elijah was all set to be born at home, we all needed a really quiet, low key birth. He was breach so I went for an ultrasound to see if we could see why. He turned around, but measured small and I was diagnosed IUGR. Through a series of perinatal visits and a naging intuition we decided to induce. (remember I was planning a quiet home birth) So way ramped up on pit my water was broken. 2.5 hours of intense labor later he was born with a single involuntary push. His cord was white between the tight knot and his belly, and the length of the cord was so short that his feet were still in me but the cord was pulled tight.
If I had a more "normal" deliverey at the hospital or home we would have lost him in pushing. Period.
Mothers are given good sense and an intuition for a reason. The choice of place and method of delivery are very personal and even change over a lifetime of experience. As much as I long for a quiet home birth and fully suppport any woman's right to choose such, after that experience and the mid term loss of Michael and Providence, I am choosing the hospital this time.
A nuchal cord is just a variation of normal. It is not dangerous in and of itself:
From AJOG (American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology)
CONCLUSIONS: Nuchal cord loops and tight cord do not cause significant peripartum morbidity.
From Perinatal Journal:
Conclusion: There is no significant correlation between nuchal cord entanglement and adverse perinatal outcomes. Therefore nuchal cord entanglement alone is not an indication for cesarean section.
From NEJM (New England Journal of Medicine)
CONCLUSION: Nuchal cords do not influence clinical management at delivery, and neonatal primary adaption is not impaired.
From AIUM (American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine):
Conclusions. A sonographically detected nuchal cord is not associated with important perinatal complications.
another study:
CONCLUSION: Nuchal cord is not associated with adverse perinatal outcome.
and yet another study with the same conclusion as above:
CONCLUSIONS: Nuchal cord is not associated with adverse perinatal outcome. Thus, labor induction in such cases is probably unnecessary.
my friends ds was in a dire situation at birth, cord was knotted and around his neck multiple times, delivered via csection 4 weeks early due to ultrasounds and fetal monitoring said the baby wasn't doing well. He was on a breathing machine for three weeks due to his lungs not working properly, but I don't think this happens as often as people say.
AFAIK, when there is no apparent cause of death, but there is a cord around the baby's neck, this is the official "reason" given for the stillbirth, for "the record" and malpractice purposes.
And of course, we have sampling error here. Anyone who lost a baby for known (or even suspected) cord issues-- or who knows someone who did-- will comment that this is why her baby died. Ask this question on a mainstream board and you would get even more such answers.
I think home birthing is great! So many women I know have easy births including a mom who had twins and just plopped them out! However, my experience with childbirth has proven difficult. During my second birth (8 years after the first) my son's heartbeat went down to half what is considered normal. His heartrate did not recover. A c-section was performed immediately since they couldn't get in there to loosen the cord. I was told that the cord had been wrapped around my son's shoulders and that my contractions were causing a decel in heart beat. It was sad because I was almost fully dilated and I could have pushed him out (about 40 minutes later). I am thankful he is here.
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With 2 swimming pools, a hot tub, tiki bar, BBQ grills, & a kitchen you can enjoy the lush private surroundings & still be close to the heart of Key West, Mallory Square, Hemingway House, Sloppy Joes, only 1 block off Duval w/concierge service.
Surrounded by a large single banyan tree which grows over the driveway & on all sides of the resort, you feel the lush tropical flavor of Key West, FL only a block from the entertainment district of Duval St and close to the world-renowned Mallory Square Sunset Celebration in downtown Key West. With two swimming pools, a hot tub, Tiki Bar, barbecue grills, and a kitchenette in each room you can enjoy the lush private surroundings and still be close to the heart of Key West. - Same Street as...
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Bedroom is furnished and includes a flat screen TV with cable and Wi-Fi, mini fridge, and walk in closet. Washer/Dryer is included and the apartment complex has a pool and close parking. Located close to restaurants and shopping centers.
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Amazing price and perfect location. 1 BR for 2 people or 2 BR for 2 to 4 people Parking, outdoor dining, and great view of tropical greenery. Spacious kitchen and living room, large bathroom, and huge deck! Inquire to rent by the month.
Amazing Price! Huge space downtown Key West! 1 BR for 2 people or 2 BR for 2 to 4 people! Very affordable. Parking, outdoor dining, and great view of tropical greenery. Spacious kitchen and living room, large bathroom, and huge deck! The apartment is huge for Key West! It's a total of 1,000 square feet and has tons of storage and closet space. High ceilings are an added bonus and each room gets plenty of natural light. There is a very large outdoor deck with a beautiful dining table for...
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Welcome! I have a beautiful home on the sea with an ocean view room to let. Close to Key West but away from the noise. Laundry, parking, WiFi, canal, private entrance, private deck, full access to house. Very clean and quiet. A slice of paradise.
You have an ocean view from your private patio, and full access to the large house, shared with my son and I. Guests have full access to the house. The only off-limits areas are mine and my son's personal bedrooms. Can offer tips and advice on all Key West activities and dining. Very safe neighborhood in beautiful Tamarac Park on Geiger Key, right off Big Coppitt Key. Lots of boats, since every house is on a canal, and the ocean is just feet away from our front door. We're located off M...
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Private 1 bedroom apt in prime location in Old Town Key West, with large deck on private garden. Ideal for a couple. We are seeking 30-day or 2 week rentals after May, but are now accepting weekly rentals.
You enter via a private walkway to the ground-floor rear apartment with your private garden. Inside, there is a bedroom with a Queen size bed, a living room/kitchen space, and a bathroom. Three separate doors lead to the outside deck. This big wooden deck has a dining table, and chairs to hang out, and gives on to the garden. There are two air conditioners, one in bedroom and one in living room. The apartment is equipped with wifi and premium cable television, with an HD flat screen TV a...
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Located in the heart of Key West, this unique property offers a central location to the Key West landmarks and sights. Enjoy all Key West has to offer from a historic building with a private balcony overlooking Duval St.
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I own a 2 bed 2 bath condo close to downtown key west. Single, self employed, professional young man with no pets. Non smoking home. Super clean and laid back atmosphere. Swimming pool. 15$ cab to duval.
I own a 2 bed 2 bath condo close to downtown key west. Single, self employed, professional young man with no pets. Non smoking home. Super clean and laid back atmosphere. Swimming pool. 15$ cab to duval On key west. I also own a Watersports business so capable of helping with activities It's just your typical condo complex. Nice decks and pool Yes. Cabs. Uber and metro all available Full kitchen with plenty of room in fridge. 2 decks. Pool. Living room with Comcast wifi and hd cable. Th...
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Queen size bed, with private bathroom. Full use of kitchen, Living room , and Balcony, with lovely view, I have lived in Key west for over 20 years. Will guide you to all the local hotspots, and make your stay in Paradise perfect. No Cleaning fee
I have a personal Concierge that will assist you with all your Land and Sea Activities and Recommend the Best Restaurants Paradise has to offer.
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This is the place you have been looking for. A two bedroom with a pullout as well in living room with separation. 500 ft to key west bight, 3 blocks from duval st. One bedroom and optional room are for rent. Sleeps 4. Local life!
This is the historic spongewarehouse circa 1925, completely remodeled, top of the line kitchen, every amenity you could want, including jacuzzi tub, elliptical, huge kitchen. The private room has a queen bed, TV, dresser, closet, the convertible 3rd room has a comfy queen pullout, a dresser, TV, and a partition for privacy. The charm of old town with all the new, at sunset, relax in a rocking chair on the balcony that overlooks the harbor, pour a cocktail, and fire up the grill! Also, if yo...
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Enjoy breathtaking sights and sounds from our penthouse condo, just 5 mi. outside of Key West. Our 672 sq. ft. efficient condo is the sole unit on the 3rd floor of Bldg. 3 of the Bayside Condos. Recently remodeled & with beautiful decor, we offer 2 bedrooms, a full kitchen and bathroom that both boast fresh granite/tile work, new appliances, free WIFI, laundry unit & a private sun deck with an outdoor shower. The master bedroom has one queen size bed and the second bedroom has two twin beds...
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queen bed, queen size sleeper sofa, bathroom, kitchenette, private entrance, Cable TV and AC. Public transportation, bicycle, or taxi service to all of Key West. (No pets, indoor smoking, or irresponsible human beings) 28 day rental
Queen size bed, private bathroom, queen size sleeper sofa, kitchenette, pool access, and private entrance Private entry, pool access, cable TV, private bathroom, kitchenette, vehicle parking, and wifi internet upon request. As much or as little as guests would like. This is Paradise so looking for responsible adults who are looking to relax and enjoy their time. Willing to help make your experience of the Keys the best ever. Quite residential neighborhood, perfect for quite key enj...
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Welcome to Coconut Beach Resort Our private tropical paradise, reminiscent of days gone by, sits quietly and serenely on the Atlantic side of Key West. Here you will find a blend of old island architecture, lush vegetation and quiet walkways
Christmas Week! Welcome to our unit at Coconut Beach Resort Come stay at a private tropical paradise, completely renovated the last few years yet reminiscent of days gone by, sitting quietly and serenely right on the ocean on the Atlantic side of Key West. Here you will find a blend of old island architecture, lush vegetation and quiet walkways flowing onto bright white verandas, relaxing balconies with large rocking chairs set with a spectacular panoramic view of the beautiful water of ...
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Welcome to your own private sanctuary, complete with old-fashioned screen-enclosed porches, gardens bursting with tropical flowers and crystal clear water views. This 2 bedroom/ 2 bath villa captures the light, airy look and feel of old Key West.
Welcome to Hyatt Beach House resort. Spend Thanksgiving week with your family in a tropical getaway designed in classic Key West style, offering manicured gardens and panoramic views of the Golf of Mexico. Luxurious touches include a magnificent free-from pool, white-sand beach and lush surroundings with water sports, boating and fishing just minutes away at private marinas nearby. This is a 5 star hotel and the guest has access to a two bedroom/two bath villa. I will be available by emai...
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Enjoy New Years 2015-2016 in Key West, FL. Located on the southeast side of Key West, the Hyatt Windward Pointe offers a secluded getaway with residential-style accommodations near the Key West airport. Available only Dec. 27, 2015 - Jan. 3, 2016.
The Hyatt Windward Pointe offers two-bedroom, two-bath condominium-style accommodations with full kitchen. All units feature master suites with king beds and guest bedrooms with queens. The master bath has a walk-in shower and a jetted tub, and a 2nd full bathroom. Kitchen features stainless steel appliances, full-size refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and microwave, and the units also have dining areas, living rooms and furnished balconies. In-room amenities include cable TVs, stereo, washer...
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Located in the heart of Old Town only one block off of Duval Street. This two bedroom flat is perfect for your visit to Key West. Two bedrooms with a king size bed in each. Marble floors with granite countertops. All amenities you will need.
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Have a relaxing stay on the Straycat! We have a 38' lagoon only 3 miles away from Duval Street you get a private queen room with 2 shared bathrooms Our prices include a sunset sail leaving promptly at 4 returns at 6 Weather permitting
People never really understand how big catamarans are on the inside, our boat has 4 bedrooms with queen size beds and 2 bathrooms with showers in each one. You are able to use the whole boat but remember there are other guest staying aboard the kitchen has a stove a fridge to keep you stuff cold there is also a nice net on the front the boat you can lay on and catch some rays We have free parking and the Hogfish Bar & Grill only steps away. Bicycles and scooter rentals are close by as we...
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This 3 bedrooms villa offers gorgeous water views, well appointed outdoor spaces and stunning modern architecture. Three levels of floor to ceiling windows let you see the ocean from nearly every room and a private dock means you can drive the boat.
Inside, the villa is ultra contemporary with an all white color scheme set off by metal and stone accents. An open-plan living and dining area is flooded with light from the panoramic window and has water views from both the long sofa and the dining table, which seats up to six guests. The fully equipped adjacent kitchen is similarly minimalist, with gleaming stone floors, stainless steel floor, stainless steel appliances and glossy white cabinets. The villa's bedrooms are spacious and brig...
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We are a young couple who LIVE on a 2-cabin sailboat in a Key West marina w/amenities (restaurant, gym, lounge, free parking, WiFi shuttle). The SECOND cabin is for rent & holds 2 people comfortably, but closely (1 small bed). Duval St. is 5 miles.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to our current marina's new regulations prohibiting Airbnb, we will be relocating to a nearby marina beginning in December 2015. Please check with me on what amenities this will affect, but the location will be almost the same. Thanks for understanding. KEY POINTS ABOUT THIS LISTING: 1. We live on the boat. The aft cabin is for rent, and we stay in the forward cabin. You are not renting the entire boat. I will apologize in advance for repeating this a bunch of times in th...
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Terrible start to the innings, already 2 down for about a dozen. Again left to Clarke to try and hold the top order together. If he falls cheaply you have to question whether Australia could even get a lead given how fragile their batting has been. Maybe a bit doom and gloom after the last test, but as they say one swallow doesn't make a summer.
Clarke just got out meekly for 6. Rogers and Smith need to put on a stand here to have any hope of getting a decent first innings lead.
It wasn't Rogers and Smith, but Rogers and Watson. Watson missed out again on getting a century and apart from getting out played well to drag the game back towards Australia. Rogers also made his first test century, not very familiar with him since he's been in England, but him and Smith have been the best of the rest and it is good to see someone other than Clarke convert a start into triple figures.
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