The Apgar Scores deals with RESUSCITATION OF INFANTS. Note: Any child resuscitated
is going to have some impairments
and/or be compromised.
Babies clamped early or who have compressed cords during the birth process will
start with the lowest of scores. The Apgar Score
may have been misused that all institutional babies were NEVER allowed, for time expediency to remain
on their pulsating cords, with or
without their placentas birthed, for as long as the umbilical cord remained pulsating.
The cord before clamping or even hand squeezing (cruelty to the infant's circulation
system) should have been white (no blood inside
it) and limp, indicating most of the blood in the placenta had completed its purpose and transfused
into the owner of the blood from its
own organ, the placenta via the umbilical cord. The blood, 'constitutionally' belongs only to
the infant, and none other. All babies have the
right to be legally protected by due process of the law if any medical person has training or intentions
to interrupt the baby's lifeline, and
for the reasons to be factually told in a court of law why that medical person did so, by facts of science
for the need in that particular case.
Therefore, poor excuses of meconium distress, short cord, fear for the mother's safety to stop the right
of born child, are all in need of
justification by the facts before an Open Court, civil and/or criminal, or both.
FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE AUTHOR: Donna Young
First Test of "all" Babies: Apgar Score. Has this "survival"
test been used as a Criminal violation to the Natural Design and facts of
ethical moral and proper care of the newborn infant? Did some doctors use this test for efficiency
of time for institutional controlled
births? They may have done this by clamping pulsating cords from 0 seconds to less then a few
minutes? From about 1948 to the
present, most parents were not aware of the testing on their child. If they knew
about Baby's First Test, they did not know they had the
legal right to ask for all copies of their babies Apgar Score. The first test being
an indication for early remedial beginnings of
educational therapy for their baby. The parents not being aware of minimal to serious brain
cell damage.
This indefinite damage to brain cells were caused by both drugs crossing the placenta to vital organs
and brain of the baby, and by the
sudden interruption of the circulation system done by early umbilical cord clamping. While the
baby may have been assisted to survive
both these assaults, and looks apparently normal, parents are not aware they will have to being early
education to assist this baby to
develop its means to go around those dead cells. Only the brain maintains and keep dead
tissue. All other parts of the body shed those
dead cells. NOT so the brain. Other parts of the brain must do the workload of those damaged
connecting cells.
Both drugs and early cord clamping are threats to all babies and can be eliminated by education of young
women. But it will take public
pressure and awareness to control the hierarchy of medical practices now allowing these problems of
training to continue. Please see
pages 48-50 of the
Magical Child
on this web site.
Too many babies are being endangered by either criminally negligent medical 'professionals' or
just plain indifference. Some babies
died soon after the assault or within two years of the assault. The parents were never aware assault
took place at the time of Third Stage
Labor.
This internal debate of the timing of the clamping of the cord has gone on far too long not to
be dealt with by an Open Court. This will
bring out if the medical person/s doing hasty clamping were adequately trained, capable of being reasonable
persons, or what best-kept-secret they had for motives of endangering another's baby. In any case,
the duty of protection is to the vulnerable, the infant.
This is regardless even if the mother is not equally trained to know the duty to the child. Professionals
ought to know that duty as part of
their licensing to practice medical care services. This is whether they are an ambulance
attendant all the way up to an expert or a
surgeon.
All children's hospitals had a duty to investigate the Third Stage of Labor and the timing of the clamping
of the infant's lifeline, to note how
many times they are associated with the many mysterious diseases not afflicting the young. Many
of those distress/disorders/diseases
not apparent for weeks, months, years after the assaults were done to the infant.
The duty of the medical person was to have accurately identified his and others care to the child during
the Third Stage of Labor and the
treatment of care after birth to the child, including the notation of the timing of the clamping of
the infant's umbilical cord. Including the
condition of the umbilical cord: firm, red, pulsating or white/silver, limp and not pulsating. And the blood pressure and volume of the born
baby. And the quantity and quality of the blood trapped in the cord and in the placenta. If
hasty clamping was done on the child, like 20 to
50 percent of total blood volume of the baby's blood remained. In a full term baby of average weight
and length, that may be 100 to 150
ccs, the latter being close to 6 ounces of blood.
A compromised child by drugs and early clamping is going to have a First Test from 0 or and less
than 6. The final score, after revival
attempts of oxygen and blood expanders, may leave a child in the opinion of its violators, a better
score, even above 6. In most cases,
the parents were not realizing the first score may have meant the child was already minimally to seriously
brain damaged. Most parents
are given the final Apgar test, only. The parents are not aware of their need to file a Writ
for medical negligence of administering drugs
during labor, when the mother was not factually told all drugs cross the placenta, and endangered the
baby, even if the physical
appearance of the baby conceal that internal harm. (The Magical Child).
RIGHT OF PARENTS TO HAVE COPIES OF ALL PERSONAL INFORMATION ON THEMSELVES AND THEIR CHILDREN: See
Medical Files
APGAR - Babies 1st Test