Which of the Following Is a Reason Why Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century

question 71

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a reason why eighteenth- and nineteenth-century doctors were relatively ineffective during labor and birth?

• A) Physicians were familiar with the female anatomy.
• B) Doctors didn't realize that they needed to wash their hands.
• C) Medical professionals were largely absent during labor and delivery.
• D) Doctors charged excessive fees.

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