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asd123

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Pain experiences in labour can facilitate:
 
  a. fetal demise.
  b. empowerment.
  c. disempowerment.
  d. use of pharmacological methods of pain relief.

Question 2

Support people during labour may:
 
  a. have an effect on fetal hypoxia.
  b. assist the woman by encouraging her to have an epidural.
  c. assist the woman by preventing her from wanting an epidural.
  d. impede or increase progress of labour.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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