The primary difference between the labor of a nullipara and that of a multipara is the

a. Amount of cervical dilation
b. Total duration of labor
c. Level of pain experienced
d. Sequence of labor mechanisms


B
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A Cervical dilation is the same for all labors.
B Multiparas usually labor more quickly than nulliparas, making the total duration
of their labor shorter.
C Level of pain is individual to the woman, not to the number of labors she has
experienced.
D The sequence of labor mechanisms is the same with all labors.

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