Cephalopelvic disproportion is managed by:
a. Cesarean birth
b. Administration of oxytocin
c. Encouraging the woman to push
d. Administration of analgesics
ANS: A
Because it is physically impossible for a fetal head that is larger than the pelvic outlet to be delivered vaginally, a cesarean birth is necessary. Efforts to stimulate the uterus would be futile and dangerous.
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