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Which situation is not a reason why a woman might need a Cesarean section (C-section) delivery?
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The umbilical cord is caught around the baby’s neck, cutting off oxygen.
The umbilical cord is caught around the baby’s neck, cutting off oxygen.
The mother is experiencing extensive bleeding.
The mother is experiencing extensive bleeding.
The baby has a negative blood type.
The baby has a negative blood type.
The baby is exiting buttocks first, in a breech position.
Which situation is not a reason why a woman might need a Cesarean section (C-section) delivery?
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The umbilical cord is caught around the baby’s neck, cutting off oxygen.
The umbilical cord is caught around the baby’s neck, cutting off oxygen.
The mother is experiencing extensive bleeding.
The mother is experiencing extensive bleeding.
The baby has a negative blood type.
The baby has a negative blood type.
The baby is exiting buttocks first, in a breech position.
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The situation that is not a reason why a woman might need a Cesarean section (C-section) delivery is:
**The baby has a negative blood type.**
The blood type of the baby does not typically necessitate a C-section delivery. In contrast, the other situations listed, such as the umbilical cord positioned around the baby’s neck, extensive maternal bleeding, and a breech position, are valid reasons for performing a C-section.
**The baby has a negative blood type.**
The blood type of the baby does not typically necessitate a C-section delivery. In contrast, the other situations listed, such as the umbilical cord positioned around the baby’s neck, extensive maternal bleeding, and a breech position, are valid reasons for performing a C-section.
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