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  1. What are the three stages of labor?

    Answer: Cervical dilation, delivery of baby, delivery of placenta

    Labor has three distinct stages from start to completion.

  2. What is normal fetal heart rate during labor?

    Answer: 110-160 beats per minute

    Normal range is faster than an adult heart rate.

  3. What is shoulder dystocia?

    Answer: Babys shoulder stuck behind pubic bone during delivery - emergency

    This emergency occurs when the baby gets stuck during delivery.

  4. How to distinguish true from false labor?

    Answer: True: regular progressive contractions with cervical change; false: irregular, no change

    Progressive cervical change is the key difference.

  5. What is meconium-stained fluid?

    Answer: Fetal stool in amniotic fluid indicating possible distress and aspiration risk

    Fetal stool in fluid can signal distress and create breathing risks.

  6. What is intermittent auscultation?

    Answer: Periodic fetal heart rate monitoring during labor using doppler

    Periodic listening assesses fetal well-being during labor.

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