Wyo. Code R. agency 048, Subagency 0026, ch. 6, app I - LIMITATION OF SERVICES
In order to be delivered in a birthing center the woman shall exhibit no medical evidence of:
(a)
Severe anemia (hgb. less than 9.5) or blood disease;
(b) Diabetes mellitus (insulin dependent or
diet controlled);
(c) Symptomatic
heart disease;
(d) Hypertension,
pre-eclampsia or eclampsia;
(e)
Renal disease;
(f)
Thrombophlebitis;
(g) Multiple
gestation (i.e. twins);
(h)
Sexually transmitted diseases;
(i)
Viral infection during pregnancy which will adversely affect the infant at
birth;
(j) Chronic urinary tract
infections;
(k) Placental
abnormalities (such as previa or abruptio) which might threaten the
neonate:
(l) Premature labor (37
weeks or less) or postmaturity (42 weeks without labor) or chemical stimulation
at labor, i.e. pitocin;
(m)
Prolonged rupture of membranes;
(n)
The need for multiple doses of analgesia or anesthesia other than pudendal or
local while in labor;
(o)
Intrauterine growth retardation;
(p) Fetal distress which will adversely
affect the infant in labor or at birth;
(q) Previous Caesarean delivery;
(r) A desire for transfer from birthing
center care;
(s) Anticipated
macrosomia which will adversely affect mother or baby in labor or at
birth;
(t) Breech or other abnormal
(non-vertex) presentation;
(u) Six
or more (non-miscarriage or non-abortion) pregnancies;
(v) Any other condition or need which will
adversely affect the health of the mother or infant during pregnancy, labor,
birth, or the immediate postpartum period;
(w) Toxemia, hydramnios or
chorioamnionitis;
(x) Malformed
fetus;
(y) Prolonged labor.
Only pregnant women who are at least 16 years of age and under 36 years of age shall be accepted for care.
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