What benefits does the presence of a continuous supportperson have on a woman in labour? Check all that applySelect one or more:a. Positive feelings of self worthOb. Experience of labour is enhancedOc. Increased breastfeeding ratesOd. Reduced incidence of forceps and ventouse birthOe. Less use of pharmacological analgesiaOf. Positive feelings towards the baby Which 2 of these would NOT be considered a necessary part ofthe care of a low risk woman in labour?Select one or more:a. Intermittant fetal heart rate monitoring by dopplerOb. Siting an intravenous catheterOc. Keeping the bladder emptyOd. Assessment of cervical dilatationOe. Continuous fetal heart monitoring by CardiotocographmachineOf. Temperature recordingsOg. Blood pressure recordings

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