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abarnes

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The final (third) stage of labor is characterized by:
 
  a. dilation of the cervix.
  b. expulsion of the infant.
  c. expulsion of the placenta.
  d. crowning of the baby's head.

Question 2

You are interviewing a 98-year-old female with chest pain. All of the following are strategies for communicating with a geriatric patient EXCEPT:
 
  A) calling the patient's physician for information.
  B) asking a family member for information if the patient seems confused.
  C) being patient and allowing ample time for questions to be answered.
  D) speaking slowly and clearly.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

A



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