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MidwiferyLabour and Delivery

Stages of Labour

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What stages of labour means

What happens during childbirth.

Worked example

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Question

Labour is the process of

  • giving birth to a baby
  • feeding a baby
  • naming a baby
  • weaning a baby
Answer: giving birth to a baby

Working: Labour is the process that leads to delivery of the baby.

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Related skills

Other Labour and Delivery skills in Midwifery, at the same point in the course.

Other Midwifery topics

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