The Fetus in a Breech Presentation Is Often Born by Cesarean

question 9

Multiple Choice

The fetus in a breech presentation is often born by cesarean birth because

• A) the buttocks are much larger than the head.
• B) compression of the umbilical cord is more likely.
• C) internal rotation cannot occur if the fetus is breech.
• D) postpartum hemorrhage is more likely if the patient delivers vaginally.

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Definitions:

Interval Estimators

Statistic-based range estimates used to infer the value of a population parameter, providing an interval believed to contain the parameter.

Point Estimators

Statistical values calculated from sample data that are used to estimate the true value of a population parameter.

Confidence Interval

A group of values derived from statistical samples that is likely to hold the value of a population parameter that is unknown.

Population Mean

The average of all values in a complete population, representing a central value of a dataset.