A fetal head is level with the ischial spines during vaginal examination. Which station is recorded?
Correct answer: C. Zero station
- A. Minus two station
- B. Minus one station
- C. Zero station
- D. Plus two station
Explanation
The ischial spines are the reference point for station, and a presenting part at their level is recorded as zero station. Negative stations are above the spines and positive stations are below them.
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