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Question Number 3
Which type of anesthesia, when used with a laboring client, results in a loss of sensation confined to the vagina and perineum? A. Pudendal block. B. Paracervical block. C. Epidural block. D. Saddle block.
A. Pudendal block. A pudendal block is a type of anesthesia that results in a loss of sensation confined to the vagina and perineum. It's often used during the second stage of labor or for episiotomy repair.
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A. Pudendal block. A pudendal block is a type of anesthesia that results in a loss of sensation confined to the vagina and perineum. It's often used during the second stage of labor or for episiotomy repair.
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