Question 1
The birthing position most common in United States—and only the United States—is:
◦ the Leboyer position, in which a mother delivers an infant by squatting while others support her on both sides.
◦ the sobada position, in which a mother kneels.
◦ the lithotomy position, in which a mother lies flat on her back.
◦ the DeMause position, in which a mother reclines slightly in a specially designed birthing chair.
Question 2
Which best describes the birthing experiences of poor mothers in the rural South several decades ago?
◦ Mothers would need to travel long distances to hospitals to give birth.
◦ Mothers would be assisted in birth only by their husbands or their own mothers.
◦ Mothers would give birth with the assistance of trained midwives.
◦ Mothers gave birth primarily in understaffed government health clinics.
(b) Espeletia in the Andes of South America.
Pits in south polar ice cap, MGS 1999,
Mosaic image of the lunar south pole of the Moon
South American Goliath birdeater
Population Losses in the South, 1920–1930