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What characterizes stage 1 of childbirth?
What characterizes stage 1 of childbirth?
- Crowning
- Dilation and effacement of the cervix (correct)
- Delivery of the baby
- Birth of the placenta
During the transition phase of stage 1, what happens?
During the transition phase of stage 1, what happens?
- Final contractions deliver the placenta
- Strong contractions of the uterus continue
- Cervix opens completely (correct)
- Shoulders emerge
What is crowning in the process of childbirth?
What is crowning in the process of childbirth?
- The baby's shoulders emerging
- The moment the cervix thins out
- The vaginal opening stretching around the baby's head (correct)
- The delivery of the placenta
What is the purpose of the APGAR scale in assessing newborns?
What is the purpose of the APGAR scale in assessing newborns?
What is a common indicator of a healthy newborn according to the text?
What is a common indicator of a healthy newborn according to the text?
When does the final stage of childbirth occur?
When does the final stage of childbirth occur?
What is the defining characteristic of 'premature' infants?
What is the defining characteristic of 'premature' infants?
Why are small for date infants more likely to be abused by their parents according to the text?
Why are small for date infants more likely to be abused by their parents according to the text?
What is a significant risk associated with premature infants mentioned in the text?
What is a significant risk associated with premature infants mentioned in the text?
Why do small for date infants experience more serious health concerns according to the text?
Why do small for date infants experience more serious health concerns according to the text?
What sensory capability is least developed in newborns according to the text?
What sensory capability is least developed in newborns according to the text?
How do premature infants differ from preterm infants based on the text?
How do premature infants differ from preterm infants based on the text?
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