Preconception
At an early prenatal visit
In the third trimester
Two weeks before delivery
Upon admission to the hospital in active labor
Previous vaginal delivery
Adequate pelvis
Prior classical uterine incision
Multiple uterine surgeries
Contraindications to vaginal birth
A, B, and C
B, C, E
C, D, E
In house obstetrician
1:1 nurse to patient ratio
Obstetrician skilled in emergency Cesarean delivery in house
Anesthesiologist within 30 minutes drive time to hospital
Internal fetal monitoring
Uterine rupture
Death
Uterine inversion
Hemorrhage
Cervical laceration
Uterine rupture
Intrauterine infection
Cord prolapse
Pulmonary embolism
Impending intrauterine fetal demise
Pitocin
Continuous lumbar epidural anesthesia
IV morophine
Pencillin
Misoprostol
Recurrent indication for initial Cesarean delivery
Gestational age greater than 40 weeks
Induction of labor
Maternal obesity
All of the above
Prior spontaneous vaginal delivery
Multiparity
HIV status
Young maternal age
Short interpregnancy interval
True
False
True
False
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