To provide anesthesia to a patient in the third stage of labor, an obstetrician palpates the ischial spine transvaginally, then injects a local anesthetic. Injection of anesthetic at this approximate location will most likely block which of the following nerves?
To provide anesthesia to a patient in the third stage of labor, an obstetrician palpates the ischial spine transvaginally, then injects a local anesthetic. Injection of anesthetic at this approximate location will most likely block which of the following nerves?
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To provide anesthesia to a patient in the third stage of labor, an obstetrician palpates the ischial spine transvaginally, then injects a local anesthetic. Injection of anesthetic at this approximate location will most likely block which of the following nerves?
β Correct Answer: D. Pudendal nerve
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