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What begins Latent phase
with onset of
regular
contractions?
What phase Active phase
begins when
rate of progress
increases?
When can Only during second stage
protracted and
arrested descent
be diagnosed?
What is the rate 1 cm/hr
of descent per
Friedman of
nulliparas?
What is the rate 2cm/hr
of descent per
Friedman of
multiparas?
, What is the rate 1.2 cm/hr
of dilation per
Friedman of
nulliparas in the
active stage?
What is the rate 1.5 cm/hr
of dilation per
Friedman of
multiparas in the
active stage?
Per the Friedman Protraction disorder
criteria, what is
progress that is
occurring, but
more slowly than
normal?
Per the Friedman Arrest disorder
criteria, what is
progress that is
no progress?
Per Friedman, Arrest of dilation
what is no
dilation in 2
hours?
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,Terms in this set (137)
What begins Latent phase
with onset of
regular
contractions?
What phase Active phase
begins when
rate of progress
increases?
When can Only during second stage
protracted and
arrested descent
be diagnosed?
What is the rate 1 cm/hr
of descent per
Friedman of
nulliparas?
What is the rate 2cm/hr
of descent per
Friedman of
multiparas?
, What is the rate 1.2 cm/hr
of dilation per
Friedman of
nulliparas in the
active stage?
What is the rate 1.5 cm/hr
of dilation per
Friedman of
multiparas in the
active stage?
Per the Friedman Protraction disorder
criteria, what is
progress that is
occurring, but
more slowly than
normal?
Per the Friedman Arrest disorder
criteria, what is
progress that is
no progress?
Per Friedman, Arrest of dilation
what is no
dilation in 2
hours?