each pull.9. Assuming fetopelvic disproportion and malpresentation have been ruled out, vacuum extractiondelivery may be appropriate when:A. Shoulder dystocia occursB. Fetal head is rotated 45° from the midlineC. Need to speed delivery for a small preterm babyD. Failure to descend10. The following are signs that Vacuum Assisted Delivery should be stop, EXCEPT:A. The vacuum procedure has failed when descent or delivery has not been accomplishedB. 3 pulls over 3 contractions, no progress abandon procedureC. After 20 minutes of application with no progressD. The incidence of scalp trauma is increased when the cup application is greater than 10 minutes compared

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