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The perinatal nurse encourages Paula, a G1, TPAL 0000, woman in early labor, to try different positions in labor as her baby is in an occiput posterior position. The most ideal position for this woman is:
 
  A) Supine
  B) Semi-sitting
  C) Left lateral
  D) Hands and knees

Question 2

The clinic nurse obtains a history from women who wish to use a cervical cap as their method of contraception. Relative or absolute contraindications to this contraceptive device include:
  Select all answers that apply:
 
  A) Human papillomavirus infection
  B) History of an abnormal pap smear
  C) Latex allergy
  D) Nulliparity



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A, B, C



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