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What aspects of the placenta are examined after it is delivered? Select one: O a. How much the placenta weighs O b. That there is no excessive blood loss from the placenta O c. That both placenta and membranes are complete What is the purpose of the 1st stage of labour? Select one: O a. Onset of regular contractions until complete effacement and dilatation of the cervix O b. To expel the fetus O c. To allow the woman to be admitted to hospital

What aspects of the placenta are examined after it is delivered? Select one: O a. How much the placenta weighs O b. That there is no excessive blood loss from the placenta O c. That both placenta and membranes are complete What is the purpose of the 1st stage of labour? Select one: O a. Onset of regular contractions until complete effacement and dilatation of the cervix O b. To expel the fetus O c. To allow the woman to be admitted to hospital

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
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What aspects of the placenta are examined after it is delivered? Select one: O a. How much the placenta weighs O b. That there is no excessive blood loss from the placenta O c. That both placenta and membranes are complete What is the purpose of the 1st stage of labour? Select one: O a. Onset of regular contractions until complete effacement and dilatation of the cervix O b. To expel the fetus O c. To allow the woman to be admitted to hospital
Transcribed Image Text:What aspects of the placenta are examined after it is delivered? Select one: O a. How much the placenta weighs O b. That there is no excessive blood loss from the placenta O c. That both placenta and membranes are complete What is the purpose of the 1st stage of labour? Select one: O a. Onset of regular contractions until complete effacement and dilatation of the cervix O b. To expel the fetus O c. To allow the woman to be admitted to hospital
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