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D. Delivery facilitation 1) Mechanical (a) Forceps: Assist by providing traction to pull fetus, and a means to turn the head to the most agreeable position to come out (c) Both forceps and vacuum pulling are done during contraction to promote the quickest delivery. (d) Episiotomy: To enlarge opening of perineum to facilitate birth. There are three types of incisions: midline, which is the quickest to heal; mediolateral, which provides the most space for exit but takes longer to heal; and tearing, a natural perineal skin tear. (b) Pitocin (oxytocin) also can be used when labor is not progressing as a result of slow dilation or ineffective contractions. |
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