Question 163 · LEK · Obstetric examination
A single-handed maneuver performed during palpation of the pregnant woman’s abdomen that allows to determine the leading part of the fetus and its location in relation to the inlet is called:
- A. first Leopold’s maneuver.
- B. second Leopold’s maneuver.
- C. third Leopold’s maneuver.
- D. forth Leopold’s maneuver.
- E. none of the above.
Hint
Recall which Leopold grip is performed with one hand just above the symphysis (also known as Pawlik's grip).
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