Hypoglycemia is a common problem in the pregnant women with gestational diabetes. Hypoglycemia is a potential and severe complication, which threatens the health of mothers and fetus. Hypoglycemia not only leads to syncope, consciousness disorders, seizure and even maternal death, but also affects the maternal system and fetal development. In clinical practice, strict measures should be taken to monitor blood sugar, more attention should be paid to notice the severe hypoglycemia and make early diagnosis, and establish personalized insulin regimen, which are in order to prevent severe hypoglycemia in pregnancy.

The incidence rate of panhypopititarism crisis in gestational period is not high, but once misdiagnosis or mismanagement happens will result to adverse consequences in both mothers and fetuses. Identify the risk factors, clinical symptoms and physical signs of panhypopituitarism crisis, as well as implement normalized treatment can reduce both the morbidity and mortality ratio. The quick response of doctors and nurses, sufficient team cooperation are crucial when panhypopituitarism crisis happens. Administer hormone replacement treatment and symptomatic treatments timely are the keys to reduce the adverse events in both gravida and fetus.

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) , known as a chronic autoimmune disease, occurs frequently in women of childbearing age. Lupus crisis refers to severe SLE that is acute and life-threatening. Pregnancy may aggravate the condition of pregnant women with SLE and even induce lupus crisis. Early recognition and standardized treatment are the keys to rescue the lupus crisis pregnancies' lives.

Through describing the current status and methods of the standardized training of residents at home and abroad, combining with the grim situation of obstetrics and the actual situation of " two-child" policy in China, this article discusses the necessity, methods and preliminary achievement of Simulation-Based Team Training in obstetrics, especially for obstetric emergency and severe cases.