Which maternal factor may inhibit fetal descent?
a. decreased peristalsis
b. a full bladder
c. reduction in internal uterine size
d. rupture of membranes
B
A full bladder may inhibit fetal descent because it occupies space in the pelvis needed by the fetal presenting part.
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a. Perform pelvic floor exercises. b. Avoid voiding frequently. c. Drink cranberry juice. d. Wear an adult diaper.