Pregnancy (Second Condition, Gravidity) occurs by incorporating fertilized ovarian cells into the endometrium. Seedling occurs by joining the ovary and sperm cells. The absence of menstruation in women in reproductive age is most often caused by pregnancy. Determination of β-hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) is a reliable pregnancy test. Normal pregnancy lasts 10 lunar months or 9 calendar months, 40 weeks, or 280 days. If pregnancy breaks up 28 weeks ago, that termination is termed abortion because the fetus is not capable for life. The birth we called any interruption of pregnancy after 28 weeks. Birth is a natural act that always carries a certain risk for mother and child. About 95% of all childbirths are in the head position for labor. The birth is divided into four stages or the maternity ages. The first birth phase is the stage of dilatation the uterus and opening of the uterus. The second birth phase is the stage of the expulsion of the child. The third birth phase is the stage of extrusion of the placenta and her parts. Fourth birth phase is the stage of an early recovery that lasts two hours. Childbirth in unprepared conditions is rare, but it is happening. Mother gets premature labor, or unforeseen events keep her from getting to the hospital in time. Medical care in the obstetrics must provide the birth of a normal healthy child, and anticipate, recognize and treat possible abnormal conditions. For proper nursing care at caregiving by ambulance, we need to have proper equipment for the care of the child and the mother. We have to take the SAMPLE anamnesis from mother and measure the vital signs. It is necessary to determine which part of the child's body (usually the child's head) is present at the entrance of the vagina. Contractions can be felt by placing the hand on the patient's stomach. If the time between the contraction is less than two minutes, you should prepare for the childbirth that will shortly follow. After giving birth, the child should be properly cared for and evaluated with the Apgar score scale. In order to be able to assist with caregiving in ambulance we need to know the delivery mechanism, possible complications, and the care of the newborn and the mother after delivery. All the staff of the emergency medical team are trained to perform these tasks. Radios are connected with the ambulance dispatcher who then announces the emergency hospital service at the hospital.