4. A nullipara has a normal first stage. At full cervical dilation, the head is at station 0 and the position is left occiput transverse. Two hours later the station is between + 2 and +3. She has had no anesthesia. Which of the following is correct? A. There is a deep transverse arrest B. Descent is normal and no intervention is necessary C. The use of forceps or a vacuum extractor is necessary if delivery does not occur within 30 min D. Descent is protracted 5. During the latent phase of labor: A. The fetal head normally rotates internally B. The cervix dilates at ≤ 5 cm/h C. Uterine contractions occur irregularly D. All of the above

4. A nullipara has a normal first stage. At full cervical dilation, the head is at station 0 and the position is left occiput transverse. Two hours later the station is between + 2 and +3. She has had no anesthesia. Which of the following is correct? A. There is a deep transverse arrest B. Descent is normal and no intervention is necessary C. The use of forceps or a vacuum extractor is necessary if delivery does not occur within 30 min D. Descent is protracted 5. During the latent phase of labor: A. The fetal head normally rotates internally B. The cervix dilates at ≤ 5 cm/h C. Uterine contractions occur irregularly D. All of the above

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