Nursing · Maternal Health and Labour
A primigravida woman at 39 weeks of gestation is admitted in labour. She experiences regular, involuntary uterine contractions, the fetus is in a vertex presentation, and labour progresses smoothly with spontaneous expulsion of the fetus and placenta within 10 hours without any maternal or fetal complications. Based on this scenario, how should the nurse correctly classify this labour process?
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- 1Eutocia with normal labour characteristics✓
- 2Abnormal labour requiring operative intervention
- 3Induced labour with assisted delivery
- 4Dystocia with prolonged labour
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Eutocia with normal labour characteristics
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