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javeds

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Question 1

What percentage of fetuses present in the breech position?
◦ 4%
◦ 20%
◦ 36%
◦ 50%

Question 2

What position is the fetus in when it is in a breech presentation?
◦ feet or buttocks down
◦ head down, face away from mother's spine
◦ head down, face toward mother's spine
◦ horizontal


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Marked as best answer by javeds on Jun 26, 2020

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javeds

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Reply 2 on: Jun 26, 2020
Excellent


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