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1st Stage of Normal Labour:
- cervix becomes fully effaced & dilated due to strong, frequent uterine contractions
- 2 phases
--- latent phase: 0-3 cm dilatation, variable time
--- active phase: 3-10 (or 6-10) cm dilatation
------ if from 3cm, [...] cm/hr for primiparous and 1.2+ cm/hr for multiparous women
------ if from 6cm, 0.5-0.7 cm/hr for primi and 0.5-1.3 cm/hr for multi women
Answer
1.0+

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#obgyn
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1st Stage of Normal Labour:
- cervix becomes fully effaced & dilated due to strong, frequent uterine contractions
- 2 phases
--- latent phase: 0-3 cm dilatation, variable time
--- active phase: 3-10 (or 6-10) cm dilatation
------ if from 3cm, [...] cm/hr for primiparous and 1.2+ cm/hr for multiparous women
------ if from 6cm, 0.5-0.7 cm/hr for primi and 0.5-1.3 cm/hr for multi women
Answer
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Tags
#obgyn
Question
1st Stage of Normal Labour:
- cervix becomes fully effaced & dilated due to strong, frequent uterine contractions
- 2 phases
--- latent phase: 0-3 cm dilatation, variable time
--- active phase: 3-10 (or 6-10) cm dilatation
------ if from 3cm, [...] cm/hr for primiparous and 1.2+ cm/hr for multiparous women
------ if from 6cm, 0.5-0.7 cm/hr for primi and 0.5-1.3 cm/hr for multi women
Answer
1.0+
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1st stage of labour
becomes fully effaced & dilated due to strong, frequent uterine contractions - 2 phases --- latent phase: 0-3 cm dilatation, variable time --- active phase: 3-10 (or 6-10) cm dilatation ------ if from 3cm, <span>1.0+ cm/hr for primiparous and 1.2+ cm/hr for multiparous women ------ if from 6cm, 0.5-0.7 cm/hr for primi and 0.5-1.3 cm/hr for multi women<span><body><html>

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