This document summarizes the anatomy involved in normal labor and delivery, including the pelvis, fetal skull, stages of labor, and items needed for a delivery tray. It describes the pelvic inlet, midpelvis, and outlet, as well as the fetal skull bones, sutures, fontanels, and diameters. It defines labor as the process of uterine contractions that cause cervical changes and descent of the baby, resulting in birth. The stages of labor include cervical effacement and dilation in the first stage and delivery of the placenta in the third stage. A delivery tray contains gloves, catheters, swabs, sutures, forceps, and other medical supplies needed to assist in the birth