Paedintermediate
Match each obstetric term related to delivery after a prior caesarean birth to its correct definition or description: Terms: 1. TOLAC 2. VBAC 3. Cragin's dictum Descriptions: A. The historical maxim stating 'Once a caesarean, always a caesarean' B. The planned attempt to achieve a vaginal delivery in an individual with a prior caesarean section C. A successful vaginal birth achieved by an individual who had a prior caesarean section
Answer
1-B, 2-C, 3-A
Explanation
These pairings distinguish the intended birth outcome, the labour attempt, a historical statement, and the decision-making principle. **Key takeaway:** Use VBAC and TOLAC precisely. **Glossary:** **TOLAC**: the planned trial of labour after prior CS.
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