The time between the end of one contraction and the beginning of the next

The time between the beginning of one contraction and the beginning of the next

How long the patient states the contractions last

The contractions can interfere with fetal oxygenation

The uterine muscles fatigue without relaxation

The laboring woman needs to rest

Duration shorter than 30 seconds, interval longer than 75 seconds

Duration shorter than 90 seconds, interval longer than 120 seconds

Duration longer than 90 seconds, interval shorter than 60 seconds

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Vertex

Military

Fetal distress

Fetal maturity

vertex presentation

Complete breech

Double footling

Frank breech

Contractions that are relieved by walking

Discomfort in the abdomen and groin

Regular contractions becoming more frequent and intense

'When you feel increased fetal movement"

"When membranes have ruptures"

When contractions are 10 minutes apart"

They get the infant positioned for delivery

They push the infant into the vagina

They dilate and efface the cervix

. The woman would benefit from a different form of analgesia

She lacked adequate preparation for the labor experience

. Labor has progressed to the transition phase

Dilate and efface the cervix

Push the infant out of the mother's body

Align the infant into the proper position for delivery