Which response made by the student indicates an understanding of the purpose? “The exercises will help strengthen the pelvic flood in preparation for delivery.” “The exercises will help reduce backaches.” “The exercises will help prevent ankle edema.” “The exercises will help prevent urinary tract infections.”

Which response made by the student indicates an understanding of the purpose? “The exercises will help strengthen the pelvic flood in preparation for delivery.” “The exercises will help reduce backaches.” “The exercises will help prevent ankle edema.” “The exercises will help prevent urinary tract infections.”

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Chapter15: Obstetric And Gynecologic Surgery

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