Direct Entry Midwifery

You start your week with a "Fetal Development" lecture, absorbing complex details about organogenesis. Later, in the "Basic Obstetrics" lab, you're practicing Leopold's maneuvers on a medical manikin. It's trickier than it looks to accurately palpate the fetal position, and you struggle to distinguish parts, feeling a small setback. You consult your Netter's Anatomy atlas during a quick study break, reinforcing the structures. Your TA, Sarah, offers a tip, "Feel for the density, not just the shape." Later, you review your notes in the dorm common room.