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THE FOURTH STAGE OF LABOR
Ssematimba Henry, Twesiime Enock
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The fourth stage of labor is defined as the period from the delivery of the placenta to the first six hours thereafter, marking the beginning of the postpartum period. This stage is crucial for the stabilization of the mother and child, as immediate complications can arise. The document outlines common problems encountered by mothers, potential complications, and management strategies to ensure safety and well-being during this critical time.
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