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Multiple Choice Questions « Return to contents list Chapter 29, Question 1.1. In general care of the woman in labour, which of the following are false? A Aortocaval compression can be avoided by maintaining at least 15° of left lateral tilt. B Intravenous antibiotics are warranted if the temperature is >38.0 °C. C Semi-recumbent, squatting, kneeling or left lateral positions are all appropriate for delivery. D Drinking is contraindicated in labour to avoid Mendelson's syndrome if a general anaesthetic is required. E One risk of epidural anaesthesia is detrusor muscle damage. F Emotional support improves labour progress.