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Multiple Choice Questions « Return to contents list Chapter 31, Question 1.1. Regarding forceps and Ventouse delivery, which of the following are true? A Failure of instrumental delivery is more common with the Ventouse. B Keilland's (rotational) forceps have a ‘pelvic curve’ which follows the sacral curve and a ‘cephalic curve’ for the head. C Ventouse is less safe for the fetus. D If traction with a Ventouse does not produce immediate and progressive descent, forceps must be used. E Instrumental delivery requires epidural analgesia. F Instrumental delivery can be used once the cervix is 8 cm dilated.