The foundation of childbirth preparation techniques is which of the following?
a. Cooperation c. Control
b. Discipline d. Relaxation
D
Relaxation is the foundation of childbirth preparation techniques. This is based on the notion that pain could be controlled by psychological preparation. The most common contemporary methods taught in classes are Lamaze, Dick-Read, and Bradley.
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A. 48 mg B. 40 mg C. 120 mg D. 80 mg